supplies: ivory and kraft cardstock, various fall design papers, Simon's Stitched Leaf Wreath, Chisolm Wreath, and Autumn Blessings dies
First I cut the wreath in a variety of patterned papers, then I trimmed my ivory panel, die-cut the wreath again, and inlaid some of the leaves back in. Next I added a double layer of the Chisolm twig wreath, and then another layer of the leaves, using just the maple ones. The Autumn Blessings die finished the panel, which was then popped above my card base. I like the way the stitching around the wreath looks!
Hope your weekend goes well; let's all send up a prayer for Florida!
First I cut the wreath in a variety of patterned papers, then I trimmed my ivory panel, die-cut the wreath again, and inlaid some of the leaves back in. Next I added a double layer of the Chisolm twig wreath, and then another layer of the leaves, using just the maple ones. The Autumn Blessings die finished the panel, which was then popped above my card base. I like the way the stitching around the wreath looks!
Hope your weekend goes well; let's all send up a prayer for Florida!
5 comments:
I had never seen this fall wreath before but what a great idea with the stitching. Love your fall colors, Lin!
Oh this is lovely!!!!! It matches your blog header as well!
That stitched detail around the wreath is fabulous...a very nice enabling point!
Just love all your layers, Lin! So fun with the stitched leaves 2 ways! I'm going to try this with dies I already have and see if I can come close :)
I can see why you like this die, and foretell we are going to see many more projects with this die...
Blessings
Maxine
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