Using apple prunings
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Happymouse
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My DH pruned our five 50 year old massive apple trees yesterday. Its my job as usual to tackle the mountains of prunings which always takes days and days. I did a google image search of "made with twigs" and found I can make the darned things into rustic doormats and table mats and coasters for our patio table. So that is what I am doing today !
Sounds good. You can also use the thicker ones as pea sticks.
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The talents of some of our forum members never ceases to amaze me. 
Hope they turn out alright Happymouse.
Hope they turn out alright Happymouse.
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The straighter ones shred very easily. 
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