Easy and Festive DIY 4th of July Decorations and Recipes

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I love getting festive for Holidays but I hate the chinsey decorations that appear on shelves every year near the arrival of the next holiday. So, I did what most people do and I hit the ‘net looking for inspiration. I came across a few 4th of July decor ideas from the subtle to the full blown party.

 

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