I used Letters to Santa Designer Series Paper as well as Cherry Cobbler and Always Artichoke Cardstock to make the "lollies". I really like the way my first wreath turned out:).
I used the Tags Til Christmas stamp set as well as the Ornament Punch to add some interest to the wreath. I then used Crystal Effects to give the ornaments shine.
Using Bells and Boughs and Petite Pairs, I added this embellishment. It is colored with markers, sponged with Cherry Cobbler Ink, and has Crystal Effects and Dazzling Details Glitter.
Unfortunately I don't have much access to cardboard, so I went to the craft store and bought a metal wreath to use as the base. It had interconnected circles so I just cut them apart and Voila, I have 4 different size paper wreath bases. I used mostly a hot glue gun for adhesive as it dries so quickly.
While I had everything out, I made a second wreath using most of the same tools. I did use the Big Shot and Northern Frost Decorative Strip on this second wreath and a lot of Vanilla Smooch Spritz on the snowflakes.
Happy Stampin!
~Krystal
As always, only Stampin' UP! products were used.
Red & Green Wreath
Stamps: Bells & Boughs, Petite Pairs
Ink: Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black
Cardstock: Letters to Santa Designer Series Paper, Cherry Cobbler, Always Artichoke, Very Vanilla
Punches: 2 3/8" Scallop Circle, 3/4" Circle, 1" Circle, Ornament Punch
Tools: Simply Scored Scoring Tool, Hot Glue Gun
Misc: 1 1/4" Chocolate Chip Striped Grosgrain Ribbon, Antique Brads, Metallic Brads, Crystal Effects, Dazzling Details Stampin' UP! Glitter
Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow...amazingly beautiful! Thanks for playing with our CAS Red and Green challenge at the Paper Players!
ReplyDelete... and she makes it look so easy!
ReplyDeleteWow, Krystal! These are gorgeous! Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful ideas! They're both gorgeous! Thanks for sharing with us at The Paper Players!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...so pretty! I adore the blue & green one...thank you for joining us at The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteMy, oh my, what a lot of scoring you have done. It was worth every line because these are gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing with the Paper Players this week!
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