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About Columbia Falls, ME

Columbia Falls is a part of the Washington County region of Maine known for its rivers and creeks. Major attractions include Sherb Brook and Ruggles House Museum. The closest cities to Columbia Falls are Portland (144.1miles) and Boston (234.2miles). Among the biggest companies in Columbia Falls are Friendship Trap Co Inc and Worcester Wreath Co. The biggest schools here are Columbia Falls Elementary School and Daniel W Merritt School. The best place to visit when you are in Columbia Falls is Tenney Brook. One of the biggest churches in Columbia Falls is Little River Church.

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Maine Made Christmas

12/19/2008 My parents called to thank me for the gorgeous centerpiece. They said is was so nice and fresh and are excited to try the blueberry jam and topping. Thank you for a job well done and I'm...Read More…
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Elmer's Discount Store

5.0

By Dianne

This store has everything, nuts to bolts, to yarn, boots, clothing... If they don't have it, Dale will get it. ...read more

Scovils Millside Dining

1.0

By Allen Addison

Definately the worst dining experience I've had. Extremely dirty. RUDE people. Nasty & overpriced food. NEVER again. ...read more

Maine Made Christmas

5.0

By Anonymous

12/19/2008 My parents called to thank me for the gorgeous centerpiece. They said is was so nice and fresh and are excited to try the blueberry jam and topping. Thank you for a job well done and I'm sure we'll order again next year! Merry Christmas to all at Maine Made! TL ...read more

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Cottonwood Camping & RV Park

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By Cottonwood Camping & RV Park April 21, 2015

Our tenth year in business

Happy Holidays from Maine Made Christmas Dear Friends, Maine Made Christmas is proud to be celebrating our tenth year of providing quality balsam products to our customers. We are pleased to introduce our redesigned website. While some features may be familiar to you, we hope you enjoy the new design layout which includes holiday music on some of the pages. The Traditional wreath and centerpiece and the Ribbon Candy products remain customer favorites, while the addition of the Winter Holly products and the Home for the Holidays centerpiece were popular additions last season. Please visit us at   www.mainemadechristmas.com   and Bookmark us or Add us to your Favorites. This will make it quick and easy to find us when your ready to send out your gifts this season. Thank you for being our customer. We look forward to continuing our relationship in the coming year. All the best to you and your family, The Staff of Maine Made Christmas ...read more

By Maine Made Christmas October 21, 2009

How to make a christmas wreath.

How to Make Your Own Balsam Christmas Wreath In Maine, millions of wreaths are made each year. These wreaths are usually made from balsam fir brush. Balsam fir is used because it is both plentiful in Maine and also an easy material to make Christmas wreaths with. The end portion of a balsam fir branch is called a "tip". Tip lengths range from 12 to 20 inches. This tip may be broken into 2 or 3 pieces. These pieces are placed together to form a tip bunch and wired onto a ring to make a wreath. It is worth noting that balsam fir tips are a renewable resource and within a couple of years of harvesting,  the balsam fir tree is ready to be harvested again. Maine imposes severe penalties upon anyone who cuts down a tree in order to remove the branches and Maine Made Christmas only deals with reputable "tippers" to acquire our "tips". Step 1. Starting with a balsam fir branch or tip roughly 12 to 20 inches long Step 2.Break tip into to 2 or 3 pieces Step 3.Place top piece over bottom piece. Add another tip to complete bunch if needed. Step 4.Wind wire several times around the ring's weld. Step 5.Place the first tip bunch (slightly larger than the rest) on the ring. Needles should face upwards (dark side up). Step 6.Wind wire 2-3 times around the ring and tip bunch, then flip the wreath over. Step 7.Place 2nd tip bunch on the 1st bunch. Needles face opposite direction of the first bunch, stems pointed in same direction. Step 8.Attach 2nd bunch with wire at stems and in middle of bunch. Wire all the bunches at these tow spots. Step 9.Attach 3rd bunch a couple inches down from 2nd bunch on opposite side, completely covering 2nd bunch. Step 10. Repeat until first bunch is nearly reached. Lift up 1st bunch and tuck in a bunch. Wire to ring. ...read more

By Maine Made Christmas September 21, 2009