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Tuesday 8 November 2016

Eileen Hull and DCWV - Winter Wonderland

This month Eileen Hull's Inspiration Team are working with some beautiful papers from DCWV (Die Cuts With a View) together with Eileen Hull's dies.


For my first project this month, I created a small wreath using some of the lovely papers from the DCWV Cranberry Christmas paper pack.
This was a very easy project, I took a piece of corrugated card, used a couple of plates to draw circles and cut out the wreath shape.  I cut one sheet of the foiled paper into strips and wrapped them around the wreath shape, gluing each strip in place.
To create the poinsettias I cut the large leaf shape from Eileen Hull's Spring Leaves die (Sizzix 661111), cutting three for each layer.  The paper is also from the DCWV Cranberry Christmas paper pack.  The first layer was added to a circle.  I cut some of the leaf bases for the second layer and a little more for the third layer as you can see below.  Once the layers were glued together I shaped the petals to give the poinsettia a more realistic look.  I added a large glitter covered pearl to the centre.
The beautiful bow and snowflake are from the DIY Project Stack - Gift Decor  paper pack by DCWV, another beautiful Holiday paper stack.
To create the hanger, I used some crimson coloured vintage seam binding and twisted it using Eileen Hull's Twist & Style tool.

So there we have it, a quick and easy project using one die and two sheets of paper.

To see more projects created by my talented teamies please go to Eileen's blog HERE.  The team will be sharing projects each week during November.

You can also see a beautiful layout by DCWV DT Member, Karen Hanson HERE and more beautiful projects HERE.

Thanks for your visit, I really appreciate it.  See you soon!  Anne xx

33 comments:

  1. What an absolutely genius idea. And that poinsettia made from the leaves ... so creative. LOVE this Anne!!!! Really ... there are no limits to our creativity if we just use what we have. Brilliant wreath. Off to pin -- Mary Elizabeth

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  2. What a stunner Anne!! Beautiful wreath and even though I'm not fond of poinsettias generally I must say that yours look fabulous! Nicola x

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  3. Wow, what a beautiful make Anne. A lovely addition to the festive décor.
    Toni xx

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  4. Oh my goodness, this is stunning, Anne!! What a gorgeous wreath!! You are so creative to make the poinsettias from the leaves - they look amazing!! You've showcased the beautiful papers perfectly!! The bow and snowflake are a perfect touch!! I love, love this my friend!! It's spectacular!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  5. Love this wreath Anne, beautifully created using the papers and your poinsettias are stunning xxx

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  6. Gorgeous poinsettias artfully created to showcase Eileen's great die and the DCWV fabulouse papers. Love your wreath Anne it symbolises Christmas beautifully! Hugs Lottie xx

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  7. Such a pretty wreath and your Poinsettia's are simply stunning.
    Julie x

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  8. Hi Anne,
    what a very gorgeous creation.
    I love those fab papers used, and your wonderful and super flowers.
    Such a very lovely design.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  9. a really lovely christmas wreath anne - very clever - love it to bits - hugs rachel x

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  10. Now I would never see corrugated paper and think "make a wreath". What a sturdy base it made, however, for this gorgeously striped paper. You really have placed the wraps so smoothly, and of course the gorgeous red blaze of the poinsettia looks just stunning with the striping of the wreath. Clever of you and another one of your wonderful projects! TFS & Hugs

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  11. What a great idea to use that leaf to make the flower! LOVE the jagged look...reminds me of a Christmas cactus. So cool. I have that die...you've inspired me to break it out.

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  12. Very sweet, Annie, and very clever design! I love your poinsettia made from leaves in brilliant red and that little bow is so adorable!! Hugs, Darnell xxoo

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  13. I love DCWV paper (I have a few stacks that I stroke occasionally!!) and your wreath looks fantastic. I'm off to see what your teamies have made! Elaine xx

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  14. This is fabulous Anne! I just love the fun patterns and bright colours, what a wonderfully festive project! The metallics really add that holiday flair and your poinsettias are simple stunning! Beautiful little bow, a touch of elegance just right for the season! Love it! hugs :)

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  15. What a beautifully festive wreath Anne! The papers looked wonderful wrapped around your clever cardboard base - and how creative of you to make the poinsettia's out of leaves! A lovely decoration for the holidays! Julia xx

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  16. Wow! Look at what you "dooed"! Your poinsettias are fabulous!!!
    Darn you are sooooo good!
    Sandy xx

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  17. You have created the most darling holiday wreath, Anne!! You're handmade poinsettias are complete perfection and provide a gorgeous pop of seasonal color. These would make wonderful gifts!
    Hugs,
    Nancy

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  18. This is gorgeous Anne! using the leaf to create the flower was genius. Happy crafting, Angela xXx

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  19. OMG, Anne, this is spectacular! It's such a genius idea to create that gorgeous poinsettia flower out of leave die cuts! I adore your holiday vibrant wreath! It's brilliant, my friend! Big hugs! Branka xx

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  20. Anne....you are so clever! This little wreath has a very retro/vintage feel to it! You have really showcased Eileen's die cuts in such a creative way. I love how you wrapped the wreath with the striped paper strips. The poinsettias are genius! Beautiful job!

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  21. Oh Anne, love this fabulous festive wreath, so colourful and beautifully put together! Those poinsettias look amazing!!

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  22. What an absolutely gorgeous wreath! Love the beautiful poinsettias on the wonderful wreath topped off with the embellishments. I might even have a try at making a wreath myself! When I have finished my Christmas cards of course! xxx

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  23. Fabulous Anne, love how you made the wreath form and using the leaf die for the poinsettias was a brilliant idea! Deb xo

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  24. Love your sleek, shiny, modern wreath - very cool! And thank you for the ABC heads-up - as you know, I'm having trouble keeping up with events in Craftyblogland, so it was lovely to get the nudge.
    Alison x

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  25. Gorgeous project Anne and so festive! love the flowers you've created and the color combo is fabulous! Absolutely clever work! barbara

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  26. I really love this Anne. The design is so stylish, the colours are gorgeous and the flowers look stunning.
    Hugs, Sue xx

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  27. Lovely and genius! If you tick little milk bones in between the paper slits this makes the perfect gift for an animal lover. I make about 150 every year to give away and the dogs love em! Cats could taken it or leave it. Lol. Fantabulous and fun design and that bow is exquisite with the snowflake. Hugz to you muffin! ~Niki

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  28. Brilliant!! i love that you did this now i know i can do it too! your little wreath is adorable!!

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  29. This is so beautiful - I am definitely in a Christmas mood now! Hugs, Chrisx

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  30. I'm with Chris! I am soooo in the Christmas spirit seeing these paper crafty projects on your blog today! I can't believe you made those amazing poinsettias out of the leaf die cut! You are incredibly creative! Jingle bell, Jingle bells...sing along now! Sending hugs!

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  31. Such a lovely christmas wreath with a real modern feel. The candy cane striped paper looks great with those gorgeous poinsettias x

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