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SUMMARY:Colonial Crafternoon
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DESCRIPTION:Learn the art of making potpourri and pomanders\, crafts that 
 were popular during Colonial America..\nhttps://alexandria.libnet.info/eve
 nt/14709147
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Pomanders and potpourri enjoyed wide use d
 uring the colonial era.&nbsp\; Pomanders are balls of perfumed materials m
 ade of ingredients like ambergris\, musk or spices.&nbsp\; Oranges and clo
 ves are often used to create pomanders.&nbsp\; People carried them\, in th
 e belief\, that they warded off disease and unpleasant smells.&nbsp\; The 
 word pomander derives from the French pomme d'ambre or apple amber.&nbsp\;
  Potpourri is a mixture of dried plant materials that provide a pleasant s
 cent.&nbsp\; Potpourri is derived from the word pot-pourri\, which is the 
 French name for a Spanish stew with many ingredients called\, olla podrida
 .&nbsp\; It is sometimes used as an alternative for the word medley.</p>\n
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