On page 6 of the new Stampin' Up! Holiday Mini there is the most awesome wreath made with medallions created out of designer series paper and the new Simply Scored scoring tool. Today I created my own wreath for Fall. I had limited supplies (created this in my trailer while we were in Powell River) so I could not put leaves on it. But I added some images from the Raining Flowers set.....
I used the retired DSP Autumn Vine and created a whole bunch of medallions .....
Then added some medallion "toppers" using more medallions, buttons, brads, etc ....
Also added some champagne mist shimmer spritz on the Cajun Craze stamped images and the "FALL" banner .....
Stamps: Letter It, Raining Flowers
Ink: Cajun Craze, Chocolate Chip
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip, Cajun Craze, More Mustard, Whisper White
Paper: Autumn Vine DSP (retired)
Other: Simply Scored tool, Filigree Brads, Vintage Brads, 5/8" Brads, retired buttons, Decorative Label punch, Victoria 5/8" Lace, Early Espresso 1-1/4" Striped Ribbon, Champagne Mist Shimmer Spritz
So much fun to do, give one a try!
Happy Stampin' and Scorin' .......
4 comments:
Super cute Glenda! I can't stop making these medallions.
So beautiful! I'm curious what your sizes were for your medallions. Do you score at 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch? And what size strips of paper do you use?
Simply stunning!
Glenda
What is the size of the base that you put these on? I am having a horrible time finding that info
great wreath! I love it!
Wow! I love your wreath and very impressed that you made this while on the road.
I was traveling for about two months and took a ton of supplies but I could never get into the creative mood that I thought I would and when I tried to make something, it seem that I was also missing one or two items to complete it.
Anyway, you did a great job and now that I'm home I'm back on the creative mood so I started making this wreath yesterday. I got all the Mendelian made but I'm not sure how to secure them together. Can you please share how you did your and what the back of your wreath looks like. Thanks
btw, you do great work!
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