Susan Tierney-Cockburn's dies can be used for so many beautiful projects. I think we all love the gorgeous colors of Fall leaves. I knew Susan's Garden Woodland Leaves would be beautiful on a wreath for my home. All of the leaves in the set were die cut using white card stock then colored with Distress Inks. I used a hot glue gun to attach them to a Styrofoam wreath. For fillers, I used Elizabeth Craft Curvy Leaves and the ECD Berry Branch. For the berries, I used Viva Orange Paper Pen. The pretty flowers were created with the new Susan's Garden Notes - Chrysanthemum dies. For additional Fall foliage, I collected acorns that recently fell from a tree in our neighborhood. A large bow was made with a piece of ribbon from my stash.
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Monday, August 10, 2015
Woodland Leaves Wreath
Susan Tierney-Cockburn's dies can be used for so many beautiful projects. I think we all love the gorgeous colors of Fall leaves. I knew Susan's Garden Woodland Leaves would be beautiful on a wreath for my home. All of the leaves in the set were die cut using white card stock then colored with Distress Inks. I used a hot glue gun to attach them to a Styrofoam wreath. For fillers, I used Elizabeth Craft Curvy Leaves and the ECD Berry Branch. For the berries, I used Viva Orange Paper Pen. The pretty flowers were created with the new Susan's Garden Notes - Chrysanthemum dies. For additional Fall foliage, I collected acorns that recently fell from a tree in our neighborhood. A large bow was made with a piece of ribbon from my stash.
Beautiful project!
ReplyDeleteYou are so amazingly talented Selma. What a gorgeous creation to hang on your wall. Did you use a green flat styrofoam circle for this project & may I ask what kind of glue gun you use? I can't seem to find one that doesn't continusly leak all over the place ... Do you use a large one or just the mini glue gun. Thanks, Janie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It looks labor intensive with all the pretty flowers but well worth the effort!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wreath!
ReplyDeleteI know you were worried about the leaves showing up in the photo. Looks lovely.
ReplyDeletePat Montgomery
Awh Selma, it is truly magnificent. Once again I bow to your patience, it must the secret and prime requirement of a dedicated and talented artist. I have been calling you the 'Flower Queen', how would you like 'Wonder Woman' instead?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSelma, this Wreath is really GORGEOUS!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers, leaves and colors.
It's a GREAT decoration for on the table or the front door......a piece of Art!!
Hugs, Eva.
GORGEOUS!!!!
ReplyDeleteDebi Lefever
Just stunning Selma! An absolute WOW project!!
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely. Do you have a tutorial on how you color, create the leaves or a listing of the distress colors used in both the leaves and flowers. For those of us beginners that would be very helpful I have ordered the woodland leaves but have not been able to locate the chrysanthemum die.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you post replies to questions asked? I have watched many of your tutorials and have found them very detailed and informative. Thank you for sharing and responding.
Susie I can do a tutorial on how I colored the Fall leaves next week on my blog. Both the Fall Leaves and Chrysanthemum dies can be purchased from Elizabeth Craft Designs very soon. I will announce the new release as soon as it is available.
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