Today's project is a home decor item. Most of us use our paper for cards or scrapbooks, but pretty paper can dress up many things around the house too. I wanted something simple and quick for my dining room table.
Today's project is an altered candle holder with a ring of paper leaves at its base.
Despite the fact that there's almost 2 dozen leaves on this project it actually went pretty fast. I think I completed it in under a half hour. There is a die to cut the leaves so that helped speed up the process.
Everyone needs a good leaf set and I like the versatility of Stampin'Up!'s Gather Together bundle.
It actually took longer to crumple all the leaves than it did to cut them. But of course crumpling them is what give it a realistic look. Otherwise it would just be layers of flat paper.
You can do this so easily with any candle stick and any color papers you have (the colors I used are listed at the bottom of this post). To provide a base for the leaves I cut a circle of cardboard with a hole in the middle and adhered the crumpled leaves to the cardboard filling in the gaps.
Add a little metallic bow to the top of the candle stick and voila!
Simple, sweet, seasonal and easy.
I hope this gave you some ideas
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6 comments:
Pretty Fall wreath for your candlestick! What a lovely idea.
This is a lovely fun project and a great idea - thanks
The leaves are great! I love how you crumpled them. They add so much to your candlestick and table!
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Love this project,may i ask howmany leaves you jused..
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Yolande (Netherlands)
What a fun idea! Turned out lovely!
I used about 20 leaves in various colors
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