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8. Modern Rustic Rosemary Wreaths for Small Spaces

I bought a massive, super expensive seasonal green wreath online a while back, but it shed thousands of prickly needles all over my entryway rug within three days. It was a total nightmare to vacuum up, and it felt like such a huge waste of money.

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That messy disaster inspired me to start making my own minimalist rosemary wreaths using fresh clippings from my indoor potted rosemary plants. All you really need are a few long, flexible branches and a tiny piece of thin green florist wire to secure the ends.

Loop the stems into a simple three-inch circle to create an incredibly elegant, rustic accent piece. They look absolutely gorgeous hung with velvet ribbons from kitchen cabinet doors, or you can tuck them directly into a modern gallery wall layout.

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The absolute best part about this project is that this beautiful herbal decor changes and cures beautifully over time. Instead of turning ugly and brown like most holiday greens, rosemary leaves keep their lovely, muted sage color and clean, woodsy scent as they dry out.

Once the wreath is completely dried after a couple of weeks, it becomes a functional kitchen hanging. You can literally just pluck a few dried leaves straight off your wall art whenever you need a quick pinch of seasoning for a dinner recipe.

While these cute mini wreaths are excellent for adding some serious style to your blank walls, they also double as a secret defense network against creepy crawlies. Hit that next button down below right now because I’m about to show you how to use this exact same herb to banish annoying kitchen pests for good!