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Spring Paper Flower Wreath {Dear Lizzy 5th & Frolic}

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Now that Spring is officially here it was time to create a Spring Wreath to Welcome guests as they walk up to our door. I also may or may not have had my heart grapevine wreath still up. ahem. My vision for this Spring paper flower wreath was bright, colorful, and with a little bit of a whimsy twist. Using items from the new Dear Lizzy 5th & Frolic line now available at Jo-Ann I was able to turn my vision into a pretty Spring wreath that I adore.

Dear Lizzy Fifth and Frolic

I recently received a box full of Dear Lizzy 5th & Frolic goodies to play with and knew right away that a wreath was high on my list. The Dear Lizzy line by American Crafts was designed by the amazingly talented Elizabeth Kartchner. She is my creative idol! I adore everything she makes and am always inspired by her creativity.

To make my Spring paper flower wreath I used:

Fabric from Jo-Ann

5th & Frolic paper

American Crafts cardstock paper

5th & Frolic brads

5th & Frolic banner

Styrofoam wreath form

Ribbon

I began by cutting my fabric into 2 inch wide strips that I wrapped around the wreath form.

Dear Lizzy 5th and Frolic

For the flowers I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut them out and the Dear Lizzy brads in the center. I hot glued the back of the brads onto the fabric. I really like the bright Spring-like colors of the paper and am thinking about adding a few more flowers to the wreath.

Spring Wreath

The garland paper is perhaps my favorite of them all! It’s a sheet of paper with a detachable pennant garland that has been sewn together. You simply pull the garland off the paper and cut as much as you need. I have plenty leftover that I plan to use in scrapbook layouts.

Pretty Paper Flowers

To continue with the Spring crafting I quickly made this cute little paper basket using 5th & Frolic paper. The bottom of the basket is decorated with American Crafts glitter tape, have you tried this stuff? Its awesome! It basically allows you to add some sparkle to your projects without all the mess. I also added a pretty bow from the 5th & Frolic line to the basket.

DIY Easter Basket

I have always been a fan of American Crafts products and the Dear Lizzy line is one of my favorites! The blues, pinks, greens, yellows with hints of gold are perfect for Spring and Summer paper crafts. You can find the line available at Jo-Ann stores and online.

 

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Disclosure: I received American Crafts products to facilitate my review. As always all opinions are my own.
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  2. This wreath is absolutely gorgeous! I never would have thought of using paper flowers…genius! And glitter tape?! I’ve gotta get me some of that :) Thanks for sharing!!

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  5. These are beautiful, and I plan to make my very first wreath by following your design! I love the basket too, but what did you put inside it for the filler?

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  11. Hi! I am visiting again from I Heart Naptime. I clicked on your PB Ice cream cupcake, and then scanned down all the submissions and saw this cute wreath, and I ended up back at your site again! Super cute stuff, I just subscribed to your RSS and I am TOTALLY making this wreath this week. You should come and check out my blog later to see how it turned out. Thanks again for sharing!

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  27. I LOVE this wreath!! So cute and springy! :) How much fabric do you think you used? I want to make something similar and I love the idea that you used fabric instead of ribbon! Thanks for sharing!

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