Happy Tuesday stampin' friends! The girls over at SSINK are kicking off the 4th of July festivities a few days early. Be sure to check out the rest of the INKspiring 4th of July creations from our awesome design team.
I saw a wreath a few weeks ago in a home décor store and fell in love with, but wasn't willing to pay $50 for it when I knew I could make it myself! Knowing that we had a vacation coming up, I thought this would be the perfect project to take along with me. I cut out a bazillion roses (not that many, but it sure felt like it!) and I spent a better part of our vacation travel time curling all of the roses. (Those of you who know me know that I hate to travel and almost always bring some sort of crafting project with me to occupy my time.) Once we got to our beach house, I got to work gluing all of the rosettes together and adding them to the wreath. This went MUCH quicker than I thought it would!
The supplies are simple for this project...
Real Red, Night of Navy, Whisper White and Silver Glimmer Paper
Stars Framelits, Spiral Flower Original
Foam Wreath, Hot Glue
I am so happy with how this turned out and can't wait to hang it on my front door at home. I may even make a couple of other mini projects with the left over rosettes I have...or I may just play on the beach and enjoy the {cooler} sunny weather!
Thanks for stopping by today!
Happy Stamping!
This wreath is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh - I just love your wreath! - PW
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Gorgeous! How many roses are on the wreath! You must be twirling in your sleep! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING! I don't blame you for not purchasing the wreath and deciding to make it yourself. It is much more rewarding!
ReplyDeleteI saw this exact wreath at Pier One Imports, and decided not to get it. It was a $50 wreath that was supposed to be on sale! This is SO clever!
ReplyDeleteI saw the wreath at Pier One Imports on sale for $50! Crazy, I know. You are a God sent!
ReplyDeleteHow did you make the curled paper roses? Yours seem to have a heart shape to them.
ReplyDeleteJenny, I cut the out with the spiral flower die then curled them with a bone folder.
DeleteAwesome! Thank you!!!! ❤
Deletewhat size wreath would you use for a front door.? Should I spray it with something to keep it from sun fade?
ReplyDeletewhat size wreath did you use? I want to make one for my front door....also did you spray it with something to keep it from sun fade?
ReplyDeleteDo you have a tutorial on how to make the flowers?
ReplyDeleteI used the now retired Spiral Flower die to cut all of the roses.
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