Good Tuesday morning. I have another wreath project to share with you today made using the Poppystamps Small Blooming Poinsettia and Martha Stewart Branch Punch. I dressed up the red layer by cutting a decorative border with the Impression Obsession Border Duo 1 and added a little texture with my crimper.
I started by punching out a 1.75” circle, cutting out the center to create my ring for the wreath and attached the ends with a little glue. I find this easier than pulling out two circle dies. I attached the pine sprigs all the way around the ring by alternating the branches to fill in evenly.
I cut and formed three poinsettias and attached them to the wreath with glossy accents. I cut two more large sections of the poinsettia and cut off sections of two leaves each and arranged them around the wreath attaching with glossy accents.
I finished by adding white pearls to the center of each flower and attaching ribbon tails coming out from under the wreath to add a touch of softness. I love how bright and beautiful the red and green is against the white. That must be my unconscious them this week as I think this is my third or fourth day in a row to post it.
Here’s a closer view. 
It is so realistic it looks ready to hang on the wall.
I have two different wreath tutorials in the Tutorial section on the right side of my home page if you would like to see some of the step by steps photos of how I make my wreaths.
I appreciate you stopping by and I hope you have a great day.
Beautiful and stunning I love the bright red against the white and delicate flowers.
irene
xxxx
This is gorgeous!! Love the wreath and all of your tiny details- thanks for sharing your talent with all of us!!
Love it. So beautiful with vibrant color.
So beautiful…I love red against the crisp white.
A really wonderful Christmas wreath, Kittie!
The little poinsettia’s are gorgeous!
Kittie, thank you for the Tutorial Ribbon Tying-Multi Loop Bow!
I have also tried to make some ribbon……and yes…..it worked!
Big hug, Eva.
Oh my! That is stunning! TFS!
This is an amazing card Kittie! Love the poinsettia’s!
Good Morning,Kittie OH! soo pretty. Love your wreath, with the pieces of flower within the wreath. just gorgeous. ..hugs
Thank you very much. Love the card, as always. I just wonder how you find the time to make a new card every day. Keep them coming.
very pretty, great dimension in the wreath and like your crimping behind it!
This is absolutely stunning! I check your blog often as I admire your work greatly, but I rarely comment – but I just had to tell you how special I think this card is!
Just lovely. Do you have any tips for how to feed the paper into the crimper and get it perfectly straight? I often have a problem with mine–I use a Fiskers crimper. Often it looks straight until I roll it and see that the lines are at an angle.
Beautiful as always, Kittie ! I do not think there is one card that I have seen that I do not like…oh for Talent such as Yours! Thank you for sharing it!
WOW, simply BEAUTIFUL Kitty!
QUESTION: how were you able to put your red card stock thru the crimped and still have a plain edge to die cut????????????????
Paper Hugs,
Jan
The wreath is truly gorgeous, so beautifully laid out on the card that looks very attractive in its simplicity. Well done, Kittie!!
Very pretty wreath. And I have all the products to make it so will try it. Thanks. Edna B.
Simply elegant, Kittie! It truly does look like a real wreath with the pearls, ribbon tails and all. LOVE the traditional Christmas colors of red & green on white. This is a real beauty!
Oh I want this card! Totally gorgeous & elegant–LOVE it!
Just read your garden wreath tutorial–I’m in awe! Boy do I wish you were here to do a class!
How pretty! My daughter is very crafty and enjoys making things for her American Girls. She would probably love to make a Christmas wreath like this for her AG “house”.