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DIY Dragonfly Nature Craft

This is a fun craft project for the kids. To make these natural dragonflies you need maple seeds, branch pieces, a glue gun and glue sticks. Apply the seeds in differe…

Marianna Mine Snowminer Coloring Page

Snowminer Marianna Mine Snowminer Coloring Page  HERE . and HERE  (with coat) , free for personal use only.

Marianna Mine Company Row Houses Garland

Marianna Borough was a model mining town built by the Pittsburg-Buffalo Company between 1906 and 1912.   Today it is a historic district with many of the same yellow- br…

How to Make an All-Natural Wild Grapevine Wreath

The best time to make a fall wreath with wild grapevine is in the fall and after a good soaking rain. When the grapevine is wet it is more flexible.  Also, before star…

DIY with Local Pine Cones ~ Tussie Mussies

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DIY with Local Pine Needles~ Crafts

For more DIY crafts by Scherer visit HERE . Here’s a simple and inexpensive holiday craft project for kids using materials you may already have at home. The pilgrim figu…

DIY with Local Orchardgrass ~ Wreath

The wreath will fade quicker in direct sunlight, but it's still beautiful as a light green.

DIY with Local Flowers ~Pressed Art

Wildflowers will be everywhere in Marianna come spring, summer, and fall. There are various shapes, sizes, and colors from which to choose if you plan to dry them…

DIY Holiday from Marianna, Pennsylvania Cards and Tags

For personal use only (print as many times as you like) a DIY card to cut out, including an envelope, or a small image to create a hang tag for a gift. Just right-click…

Local Invasive Oriental Bittersweet in Marianna-DIY Wreath

Oriental bittersweet vines are invasive to North America. You can find them growing wild along roads (where I found these), woodland areas, thickets, and even on the…

Marianna Borough Mine Company House Mason Jar Luminary Paper House Cloche Ornament

A sweet little miners' house for a holiday display. The finished piece allowed for easy access to turn on and off the battery-operated tealight .

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