"Our seasons recur with Bob and I recording the beauty of our surroundings and the fun times we enjoy with each other. October 2012"
The Harvest Wreath instructions appear in this month's issue of Scrapbooking & Beyond.
1) Cut cardstock into 1 1/2" X 2" and 2 1/2" X 3" rectangles.
2) Soak the rectangles in a bowl of water for a few minutes.
3) Crumple and gently wring rectangles.
4) Lay flat on paper towels to dry completely overnight.
5) When rectagles are dry, cut assorted-size leaf shapes.
6) Dab sponge into brown ink, then antique surface and outside edges of each leaf.
7) Arrange leaves onto wreath form.
This took several hours to complete, but I was able to watch a NASCAR race and Sunday Morning while I was crafting. The pictures were taken yesterday at the Cooper's Rock Trout Pond and Reservoir near our home.
Love this wreath! Will have to tuck the idea away for future reference. ;-)
ReplyDeletewow this wreath is stunning Cindy!!
ReplyDeleteThat wreath is amazing, Cindy! Definitely worth the effort and time :)
ReplyDeletesuch an awesome design~ love it!!! beautiful work cindy!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice LO with lovely pictures !
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Margo
Cindy I love the leaf wreath!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!! Love the beautiful wreath from the lovely leaves!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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Gorgeous page!! Fabulous details as always!!
ReplyDeleteCindy. this is a seriously awesome technique! It reminds me of sewn sating leaves or something and then they way you placed them around the photo like a wreath - that is art!
ReplyDeleteI love this page, Cindy! Especially your amazing wreath and wonderful photos and journaling!
ReplyDeleteThose leaves are incredibly gorgeous. I love the idea of making a wreath on your layout!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the journaling! What beautiful, heartfelt words! Of course the layout is gorgeous as well!
ReplyDeleteI am going to scraplift this awesome page when I find the right pictures :)))
ReplyDeleteLove it Cindy!!!!! Beautiful wreath!
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