Many Anglicans first adopted these objects after crafting one of them from household junk became an annual tradition on the children’s TV show Blue Peter. One of these objects names a set of kombologia-inspired Lutheran prayer beads popularized in the 1990s. Johann Wickern used a wagon wheel to construct a now-ubiquitous type of these objects while teaching at a mission school. A devotional pattern poem shaped like one of these objects presents one “of deservèd praise” and is by George Herbert. (-5[3])(*) Scandinavian (-5[1])girls (-5[1])wear baptismal robes and a single one of these (-5[1])objects decorated with lights during (10[1])St. Lucy’s Day processions. They’re not made of ribbon or metal, but these objects often decorate the tops of maypoles. (10[1])In many churches, one of these objects in the chancel accumulates four (-5[1])or five purple, rose, or white candles during Advent. For 10 points, name these circular ornaments used to decorate doors during Christmas, (10[2])usually made from evergreen or holly. (10[1])■END■ (10[4])