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" Watching designers create prom dresses from duct tape on Project Runway, Emily Jones, the creative force behind Jones Design Company, was instantly inspired. She loved the layered petticoat under one of the dresses created from folded pieces of the sticky tape, which served as the model for her fanciful, super cheap, durable holiday wreath.  Here&amp;#039;s how to make your own door prize like Emily&amp;#039;s:  Supplies  A 10-inch Styrofoam wreath form Two rolls of Duck brand duct tape in the color of your choice Scissors  Instructions  1. Unroll the tape, and fold a piece measuring a total of 3 inches in half (pleat measures 1\u00BD inches). Measure \u00BD inch more, and cut. Repeat this process over and over again. For the graduated look on this ruffled wreath, Emily added an inch each of the pleats for her outer rows, making the folding pleat measure 2 inches. 2. Decide which is the back of the wreath form, and stick your first pleat on the back in the center of the form. Continue in one direction around the form, overlapping each pleat by about \u00BE of an inch. 3. After each completed full row around the circle, begin a new row, overlapping each pleat \u00BE of an inch and working in the same direction.  4. Attach a thick grosgrain ribbon loop with a thumbtack, and hang on the door. Don&amp;#039;t stop at the front door. Adorn your interiors with some of these 24 festive do-it-yourself wreath ideas!  Tell us: What unexpected items have you used to create a holiday wreath?   (Photo by Emily Jones)   Related Video: Must Have Holiday Gifts For Guys          ----- Plus: See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB 101 holiday decorating ideas \u00BB35 new uses for old things \u00BB21 perfect presents for her \u00BB65 wow-worthy home makeovers \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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