Project
Hanging Wheat Cluster
It's a great way to welcome fall into your home.

Photography: Aaron Dyer
Source: Martha Stewart Living, November 2014
materials
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Dried wheat bundles
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Waxed twine
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Wooden bead (Pictured: Round wooden bead, by Woodworks, from $1.50 for 10, craftparts.com)
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Scissors
steps
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Bundle together 3 to 10 stalks of wheat; wrap about 2 inches with twine, as shown.
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Leave a 3-foot tail of twine; cut stalk to a 3-inch length. Repeat for as many bundles as desired.
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Arrange twine tails at varying lengths and push ends through bead. Loop ends; knot. Trim any excess, then slide bead up to cover knot.
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