Here is the wreath before:
There were center rhinestones, but I took them off. Trust me, they didn't add anything. ;)
Ready for the after? I used the two Tim Holtz rosette dies, my Martha Stewart scoring board, two Martha Stewart border punches, American Crafts POW! glitter paper, Bazzill Bling paper, Doodlebug Designs winter paper, and rhinestones, snowflake buttons, embellishments and stickers from Michael's. Please forgive my terrible photography:
I wish I could show you the incredible sparkle this paper has. It's a little bit thicker than normal paper, so I finally started going over the die cuts with an Xacto knife afterward, and OMG - be prepared to replace your cutting pads pretty quickly as well (although I suspect I may have gotten a somewhat defective die); mine are trashed after this. This big silver rosette was one that I made with a MS border punch and scoring board; I wanted a little bigger rosette and these turned out beautifully. If you use the dies you don't have to use two strips for your rosette, but for a bigger rosette you should use two strips or it's very hard to "pop" it down onto your glue.
Here's a link to Tim Holtz's video demonstrating his easy rosette-making technique:
He's also got a very cute rosette tree on his blog too: Tim Holtz - holiday rosette tree
Links to the items that I used:
- Original Tim Holtz Rosette Die
- Tim Holtz Mini Rosettes
- Martha Stewart Scoring Board
- American Crafts POW! Collection
- Doodlebug Designs Cold Spell - Flurry
- Martha Stewart Border Punch - Scallop Dot
- Martha Stewart Border Punch - Doily Lace
- Bazzill Bling cardstock - Handsome
- Bazzill Bling cardstock - Blind Date
- Michael's
Merry Christmas, everyone; I hope you have a wonderful and blessed holiday with your friends and family, no matter how you celebrate. Peace, love and joy to you and yours. :)

















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