Today, I thought I would let you know how I created this wreath. First, I made a template by following these steps.
3. Then, I cut a piece of window sheet 7 by 7 inches. I placed the window sheet on top of the 7 by 7 paper, and laid the 4 by 4 on top of the window sheet lining up the half way points.
4. Using a Sharpie and a ruler, I traced around the 4 by 4 inch square onto the window sheet.
6. When I was finished I had a template I could use to make a wreath using the Stamparatus. Check out my Technique Tuesday video below to see how that works.
This is an easy way to get a template to make a wreath. I have seen others that involve some cutting, and I found I was not as accurate as I was when tracing around a shape with a sharpie.
When using this template be sure and place the sharpie side down so that the lines do not fade over time and use.
I have wanted to share my excitement about the Stamparatus with others so I have created a 2 part class I am calling Get to Know Your Stamparatus.
The first class will be held on Friday, October 5th at 1:00 or 6:30. You do not have to own a Stamparatus to take the class. The cost will be $25 and include 6 cards from 3 designs, your own wreath builder template, and a pack of paper Stampin'Up! has come up with made for the Stamparatus. RSVP by September 28th.
In case you can not make my class, but still want the Stamparatus. If you purchase it from me using this Hostess Code, I will send you the template for the wreath and some sample wreath cards.
HOSTESS CODE 7KNGXHJU
I am having fun today, planning my classes for the rest of the calendar year and making the samples. I hope you are finding a way to enjoy your day.
Tomorrow I will be sharing a card I made using the wreath builder and a post it note.
Till then,
Happy Stamping,
Sushi
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