Colonial Williamsburg Christmas Doll (click to enlarge)
I addition to wreaths, one of the houses on the Christmas decorations walking tour through Colonial Williamsburg had little cloth dolls in every window. The bodies are made of pine cones and each was holding a little stake from a herb garden. These dolls added a nice little detail to the decorations.
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Colonial Williamsburg Simple Wreath (click to enlarge)
This could be the simplest wreath we saw during the Christmas decorations walking tour through Colonial Williamsburg. This wreath looks to contain five different materials. Compare this wreath to the densest one we saw posted here.
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Colonial Williamsburg Oyster Wreath (click to enlarge)
Here is a third wreath from Colonial Williamsburg. This wreath uses oyster shells, far and away the most unique item we saw in the wreaths.
The guides on the Christmas decorations walking tour can name each and every element used in all of the wreaths. Some of the elements are recognizable, such as the oyster shells, some you might not have thought to put in a wreath, and others you never heard of.
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