Autumn Wreath

Hello and welcome to my blog, my crafty friends. I am super excited to share this project I made as a Guest Designer for the Altenew Mixed Media blog.
First, I die cut the flowers and leaves from white cardstock using the dies from the Craft-A-Flower: Cape Marguerite Layering Die Set. I also die cut the leaves from the Branches and Berries, Decorative Swirls, Whimsical Garden Layering, Parlor Palm and Create-A-Wreath Die Sets.

Next, I inked the die cut pieces using the mini ink blending brushes and the below Crisp Dye Inks:
Flowers – Citrus Burst, Orange Cream, Jet Black, Heart Beat
Flower centres – Citrus Burst, Mocha, Espresso, Jet Black
Leaves 1 – Citrus Burst, Just Green, Hunter Green, Jet Black
Leaves 2 – Olive, Moss, Evergreen
Leaves 3 – Just Green, Orange Cream, Evergreen
Leaves 4 – Parrot, Olive, Moss
Leaves 5 – Citrus Burst, Just Green, Evergreen
Branch – Sand Dunes, Mocha, Espresso, Jet Black, Evergreen

Then I added details to the centres of the flowers using my black and white gel pens. After that, I used my embossing tool to shape the flowers. Lastly, I assembled the pieces and stuck them on an embroidery hoop.

Thank you so much for stopping by. I hope my project inspires you, and I canโt wait to see your lovely creations.
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