Can you feel the excitement in the air??? I am SUPER jazzed about this project- I absolutely love it!
I used Winter Woodlands and cut 9 pages worth of holly leaves. 186. No kidding. Yes, I actually have a lot left over, so that'll be used for a candle base or something. IDK, but they won't go to waste. that's a guarantee.
Anyhoo, Are you guys enjoying Lisa's hop so far? We're on day 9 for her, and my 2nd appearance here. I am so honored that she asked me to be in it, and I'm so thankful for that. :D I love all of my hoppers, and if you're just passing, I'd LOVE for you to stick around for a little bit- become a stalker (subscriber) and leave a comment. there's good stuff when you do.
So, today's official blog hop started with Lisa and after you're done here, you'll be going to the very talented Diana.
So, you see the wreath and here's what I used:
9 sheets of Bazzil cardstock in Rainforest.
1- 12" foam wreath
Winter Woodlands cartridge
10 feet of wired ribbon (or less, I made a bow and will show you in another video)
glimmer mist, or homemade shimmer spray
hot glue/ glue gun
hanging wire
Christmas berry spray pick
bone folder and mouse pad
ribbon
And here's how I did it:
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so don't forget- the question of the day is What is your favorite Christmas cookie?
Merry Christmas day 2!!!!
Very beautiful wreath!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of Holly leaves! Your Wreath turned out Gorgeous! Thanks for Sharing! :0)
ReplyDeletei love the wreath! Yep, nothing ever goes to waste, does it? except food, and it always does...waste or waist! lol.
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i am not keen on cookies or sweets (i remember when i was 4 my Great-aunt offered me candy and i told her i'd rather have a dime!)but anything with chocolate is great!
DeleteSuch a beautiful wreath. Thanks for being part of the hop again today. Love seeing all the wonderful projects.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Rosalee
My favorite Christmas Cookies are the good ol' "Sugar Cookies" Love them.
DeleteHugs, Rosalee
Beautiful wreath and lots of work - I have that cartridge - maybe I should add that project to my bucket list? HMMM - Have a great week! Thanks for sharing.
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Wow all those paper leaves, did you only make one wreath? I'm so inspired when someone like yourself takes the time and patients to do such beautiful work and creating such fantastic projects!! I love it!! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!Sooooo pretty...MaryG.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous wreath
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wow, beautiful, looks like a lot of work, but worth it,
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Wow! Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteFavorite cookie - Good ole fashion sugar cookie that my daughters decorated.
Melissa
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Awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this wreath! I just might have to duplicate!! And soon! Thanks for sharing with us. My fave Christmas cookie is Peanut Butter Blossoms.
ReplyDeleteI love this wreath it's so cool. Thanks so much for sharing. I'm a new follower. My fave Christmas cookie is the Norwegian Sandbakkel.... they are sooo yummy and my in-laws make them every year.
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Your wreath is beautiful!
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Oh my gosh! I have all the supplies right in mg craftroom too! That is adorable!! Oh, just fyi, I spent all afternoon making the little treat boxes you showed yesterday! They are so much fun!!! TY!!
ReplyDeleteAnd my favorite Christmas cookie is Mexican wedding cookies. Yummy!!
DeleteWonderful wreath!! Favorite cookie, probably the sugar cookies :)
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My favorite Christmas cookie is Peanut butter with hershey kiss in middle:)
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I forgot transfer the question...my favorite Christmas cookie is the peanut butter with the kiss in the middle.
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