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2 comments:
the grapevine wreaths from craft stores would work well for this, especially if you added additional twigs.
Those kinds of wreaths also work well for large bird nests for vultures and other monstrous avian fiends.
you could even bypass the tissue paper, and go straight for the light strands that look like little flames a lot of stores had out this year.
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