Last year I had watched this Youtube video on how to make a book page wreath..It was too close to Christmas , so I knew I wanted to make one this year . Yesterday my daughter and I made 4 wreaths and the tree topper ! Love the tree topper !
There is a special way to roll the book pages so watch the video , it really helps! To make the tree topper I used a luncheon size paper plate turned upside down . Did 2 rows around the plate , added some ornaments for the center . We cut a piece of the roll from a roll of decomesh , glued it to the front of the plate and slipped the top of the tree into it .. Easy !
For the wreaths we used cardboard boxes for the backing , drew an 8 inch circle , then a 4 inch circle and hot glued the paper tubes to the circles. Once its finished we went back and stuck tubes in wherever there were spaces. For the insides of the wreaths we folded the tubes and stapled about an inch up to make them shorter .. we wanted the centers to be really full
It takes about 120 tubes for each wreath, that you have to tape and staple..then glue.
This tree is in the living room , its one of 3 in there right now.. hopefully adding the real tree today or tomorrow !
This wreath with the aqua is my daughters..
This wreath with the gold is for my sons girlfriend
This wreath with the green and red is for my daughter in law..
The balls for the center of the wreaths came from Dollar Tree and Targets dollar section.or the tree topper I used some old ornaments to make it look more vintage.
and this wreath is mine .. I hung it on the door in the family room that leads to the garage..from a piece of burlap. Aren't they all just beautiful ?
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I have always wanted to make one of those gorgeous wreaths…it looks fantastic as your tree topper!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks really great. You have a very telented hand to do all these pretty things.
ReplyDeleteI love all these book paper projects but don't know if I have the patience. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm just loving these. I especially love what you used in the centers. They do look vintage.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lynnie
It is so beautiful but I am not sure I can tackle that project!!! Dianntha
ReplyDeleteThis is the most unique Christmas decoration I have seen yet....I LOVE it!! I am so tired of my tree topper that I never really liked! I will be making this one this year! Thank you for sharing. Visiting from Make it Pretty Monday and following you Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteThose wreaths are wonderful.. they look like something you could buy at Pottery Barn or somewhere like that.
ReplyDeleteSo Beautiful. I love this idea. Thanks for linking to Inspire Me and I hope you and your family have a very Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving. Hugs, Mart
ReplyDeleteYour tree topper is very beautiful! Thank you for sharing :) Visiting from The Dedicated House (Make It Pretty Monday)!
ReplyDeleteThe tree topper and all of the wreaths are just lovely. I have been wanting to make one of these myself but haven't gotten around to it.
ReplyDeletePatty at Home and Lifestyle Design
What a clever idea! If you have a minute, come on over and link it up at the Everyday Vintage party at Helene's Legacy. Your style is the perfect fit :)
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Thanks,
Lisa
OMG!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these wreaths!! This is something I am going to have to try my hand at for next year!!!
Beautiful job!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Oh, I think this one is my favorite! I love that tree topper! Thanks for stopping by my blog, so glad to have found all your beautiful trees! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI love it Priscilla! I have made 4 of these wreaths, but never thought of using one for a tree topper. I might see how mine looks on top of my mercury glass tree. Thanks for the idea! And thanks for sharing it with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
I too never thought of using mine for a tree topper! What a great Idea! Thank you so much for linking up to the Twirl and Take a bow party. Be sure to come back this week to see if you were featured and to link up again! http://arttisbeauty.blogspot.com/2013/12/twirl-and-take-bow-link-party-and.html
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Karin
That looks amazing and elegant at the top of the tree. Love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You have been quite busy making these. Great idea - never thought to use this idea for a tree topper. Cheers, Catherine
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, you really go all out for Christmas. I thought I did. I love, love, love those wreaths and tree topper. I can see myself making some this summer when I am off from work and giving them next year.
ReplyDeleteYour house always looks so amazing. I love the book page wreath - that is the perfect topping for your tree.
ReplyDeleteI want to know where you get all of your energy, especially in your cross stitching. Love looking at your blog. Have a very Merry Chritmas.