Fusion Challenge ~ Silver Star Wreath

When I saw the lovely inspiration photo at today's Fusion Card Challenge, I knew I wanted to make a holiday wreath.

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I've made several over the years (here & here), but never a silver one … and I think this one is my favorite.  I punched my Martha Stewart Medium Branch multiple times from a piece of silver glitter designer paper.  Make sure you punch from both the front & the back of the paper, so you have the branch going both directions.

Next, I die cut a 3" circle from scrap paper to be the frame for my wreath (I remove it after I have the basic architecture of the circle complete).  I attach each branch with a tiny glue dot toward the top of the branch (so the bottom of the branches curl with dimension).  

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Once the first layer is complete, I remove the circle template and add a second layer to fill out the design.  Rather than use a red bow like in the picture, I decided to add some Jolee Silver Vintage Stars and decorate my wreath with red & silver sequins.

I finished with a Hero Arts Lowercase Christmas Sentiment stamped in Hero Arts Punch Chalk Ink.  I attached the sentiment strip with foam tape (framed by a strip of the silver designer paper) for dimension.

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I love the clean yet elegant design … it reminds me of the small silver Christmas Tree my Gran always had decorated in her formal living room.

Remember, if you love Hero Arts products as much as I do, you can use my discount code STEPH15 at the a2z Scrapbooking store (on a purchase of $25 before tax & shipping) and you'll receive 15% off your order.  And the a2z November Challenge is Anything Goes … all you have to do is use at least one Hero Arts product.

9 thoughts on “Fusion Challenge ~ Silver Star Wreath”

  1. SWOON!! I think this is so AMAZING Stephanie… Thanks for my “special Package”…You are the BEST, awesomest!!!!! This car is one of my ALL time faves this year so far in the Christmas, ok, ALL categories!!! You GO!

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