I just love the curly whirly flowers from Craftwork Cards and so had to have a go at making a curly whirly wreath!
This was made using the Curly Whirly Candle Ring in Sweet Pea. I sprayed the back of all of the flowers with a purple Glimmer Mist spray and was quite surprised by how much this changed the overall appearance of the finished wreath. Rather than using the ribbon in the kit I used some purple and cream seam binding and this also changed the overall look.
Here are a couple of close ups showing the detail on the flowers:
I sprayed the finished wreath with silver Spray and Sparkle to make it more durable and to give it a shimmery finish.
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Saturday, 5 January 2013
Monday, 24 December 2012
Curly Whirly Wreath
I just love the curly whirly flowers from Craftwork Cards. I made this wreath using a mini kit which contained the flowers, the chipboard ring and some lovely ribbon.
First of all I sprayed the backs of all of the flowers using a Latte Glimmer Mists spray. Once dry I curled the petals and stuck the flowers together using Cosmic Shimmer glue - this is an amazing adhesive. It dries quickly, sticks really well and a pot lasts for ages.
I painted the chipboard ring with a silver Tim Holtz Dabber when it was dry I attached the ribbon. After I had glued the flowers onto the ring and added Candi to their centres, I sprayed the wreath with silver Spray and Sparkle 3 times.
Here's a picture of the finished article:
And a close up to show the detail of one of the flowers:
First of all I sprayed the backs of all of the flowers using a Latte Glimmer Mists spray. Once dry I curled the petals and stuck the flowers together using Cosmic Shimmer glue - this is an amazing adhesive. It dries quickly, sticks really well and a pot lasts for ages.
I painted the chipboard ring with a silver Tim Holtz Dabber when it was dry I attached the ribbon. After I had glued the flowers onto the ring and added Candi to their centres, I sprayed the wreath with silver Spray and Sparkle 3 times.
Here's a picture of the finished article:
And a close up to show the detail of one of the flowers:
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