>Spring tissue paper wreath
last updated: March 13, 2010
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last updated: March 13, 2010
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I wanted to make a fun, easy and springy wreath for the front door. I was inspired by other tissue paper projects that i have seen and decided to give it a try. It turned out so very cute, it is so big and fluffy and definitely looks fresh and springish…now i want one for every room in the house, its that cute :)
You will need a wreath form (i used a wire one), some tissue paper, thin wire and hot glue
Take the tissue paper and cut down to size, i cut them out to the size of an envelope and used that as my template – then i layered about 10 sheets on top of each other for each “flower”
Fold each stack accordion style
Then with scissors round off both ends and cut a slit from both sides right in the middle
Next, take thin wire (maybe about 2 inches long) and wrap it around the middle of where you cut the slits and tighten on the back
Then start separating all the sheets and fanning them out
Last i took all the “flowers” that i made and tied them on to the wire form
They did slip around, so i hot glued a little dab on each tie to secure them
Last thing to do is fluff up the whole wreath so you don’t have any thin spots and wa-la, so cute – I LUV this wreath. This would be so cute in some pastel colors or for a little girls room…
I am linking this up to:
Between Naps on the Porch – Metamorphosis Monday
Also I am participating in New Friend Friday @ The Girl Creative
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