{"id":504,"date":"2016-09-15T05:12:01","date_gmt":"2016-09-15T05:12:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/bffs.dehaine.com\/?p=504"},"modified":"2016-09-15T18:30:21","modified_gmt":"2016-09-15T18:30:21","slug":"fall-wreath-using-posies-paisleys-dsp","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bffstampers.com\/?p=504","title":{"rendered":"Fall Wreath using Posies & Paisleys DSP"},"content":{"rendered":"

This week I spent some time making a Fall Wreath. \u00a0I have seen this\u00a0type of paper crafted wreath made for Halloween and Christmas. \u00a0I wanted one for FALL! \u00a0I love the Petals & Paisleys\u00a0DSP from Stampin’ Up! \u00a0It reminds me of the old Spice Cake DSP from 3 or 4 years ago. \u00a0It just screams FALL!!! \u00a0In my opinion!<\/p>\n

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Look at the rich colors of Delightful Dijon, Cajun Craze, and Mint Macaron.<\/p><\/div>\n

So here is my interpretation of the wreath – made just for FALL!<\/h4>\n
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Loving these Fall colors.<\/p><\/div>\n

I started with a simple 12 inch green floral foam circle. \u00a0Each of the strips of paper is 1 inch x 12 inches. \u00a0One thing I did learn – use the Triple Banner Punch and punch the flagged ends BEFORE wrapping it around the foam circle. \u00a0I had some trouble getting my paper strips to stick to the foam. \u00a0I ended up using small brads on the inside of the wreath to hold my strips in place. \u00a0I suggest when\u00a0sticking the strips of paper around the foam, make sure to put adhesive all the way down the strip of paper. \u00a0Also, Watch how your wrap the paper to ensure your patter looks right side up. \u00a0I used the new Copper Foil to cut out the FALL letters (Large Letter Thinlits), and I used the Leaflit Thinlits to cut out the fall leaves. \u00a0Finally I stamped \u00a0the Scarecrow from the new Halloween Cookie Cutter set and embossed him in the new Copper embossing powder.<\/p>\n

And there you have it – my FALL Wreath! \u00a0If you want to try making your own FALL Wreath below is the list of products from Stampin’ Up! that I used. \u00a0Thanks for looking! \u00a0Lisa<\/p>\n

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