Corn husk broom

A little broom made with a stick, corn husks and wire.

This cooler weather we have been having has me thinking a lot about Fall.... my favorite season! I came across this "How To" while searching the internet and thought you all might like to make one for yourself. I think I will be saving my corn husks from now on!! The "how to" was written by Kari Livingston. Things You'll Need: Dried corn husks Sharp knife Jig saw 12-inch x 7-inch x 1-inch board Cotton twine 5-foot wooden handle Glue Gather dried corn husks into bundles that are about…

This is such a clever idea.

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These corn husk brooms are a fun way to decorate your home for the fall season. It's a fun fall craft for all ages.

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We harvested the broom corn months ago and only recently is it dry enough to work with. This post is the first in a series of posts as I...