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Trace the lid with a pen, chalk, or wax.
Cut out the circle and glue the overlapping placket together with the hot glue gun.
Place and glue the circle onto the lid and put it aside for time being.
Use the screw band to trace another circle out of the shirt.
Place the covered lid into the screw band and glue it in place.
Use the other circle cut out to cover the back side of the ornament.
Fold the edges over the band and glue them in place.
Trim the excess if it extends past the top of the screw band.
Cut three long strands of twine.
Secure one end and braid the three strands together.
Glue the braided twine around the covered screw band forming a large loop for hanging at the top.
Lastly, glue some faux greenery to the top of the ornament on either side of the hanging loop.
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