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Interview - Erin Krakow on the Movie - Engaging Father Christmas
Interview - Erin Krakow on the Movie - Engaging Father Christmas
Erin Krakow talks about teaming up with the cast for the second movie in the series.
9 Days to Christmas - 2016 - Jaime King
9 Days to Christmas - 2016 - Jaime King
Jaime King talks about the fun holiday activities she enjoys with her family.
11 Days to Christmas - 2016 - Danica McKellar
11 Days to Christmas - 2016 - Danica McKellar
Danica talks about what she loves to do with her family during the holiday season.
Tinsel Trivia - Charades - Christmas at Pemberley Manor
Tinsel Trivia - Charades - Christmas at Pemberley Manor
Stars Jessica Lowndes and Michael Rady have fun with holiday charades!
DIY Northern Lights Love Letters
DIY Northern Lights Love Letters
Paige Hemmis is in the Christmas Corner making decorative letters using paper-maché.
DIY Reindeer Munch Elf Shoe Bins
DIY Reindeer Munch Elf Shoe Bins
Tamera Mowry-Housley is taking reindeer munch, one of the sweetest treats for movie watching and holidays, and taking it to the next level by making an adorable elf boot to put the treat inside.
Mounting a Staghorn Fern with Shirley Bovshow
Mounting a Staghorn Fern with Shirley Bovshow
• Small Staghorn Fern• String of Pearls plant• Old pantyhose• Sphagnum Moss• Coconut fiber planter liner• Fishing wire (25-50lb capacity)• Black metal fruit basket• Metal plant hanger• Bucket of water• Spray bottle Wrap the roots of a small Staghorn fern with wet sphagnum moss and place inside a piece of pantyhose. Secure with wire. Cover the exposed pantyhose with decorative sheet moss or coconut fiber, wrap with wire. Place inside of metal fruit basket and secure plant to basket with more wire. Fill the inside of the basket with sphagnum moss and plant the “string of pearls” succulent into the moss. Secure to basket with wire. Use a metal plant hanger to hang it! After a couple of years, the fern will grow and fill in the basket. You can relocate it and hang it on a wall or outdoors on a tree limb so that it can spread.
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
Tatyana Ali and Dondré T. Whitfield
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