On the 7th day of Christmas, Julie gave to us, a super sweet spool tree!
Here's Julie's tree making advice:
"I created the altered wood tree by painting raw wood spools with green paint and then spritzing them with some gold mist. Next I covered the body of the spools with a variety of green patterned papers from SEI's Kris Kringle line. I attached them to one another in rows of 4, 3, 2, and finally 1 spool to resemble a tree type pattern. Finally I covered a wood star with patterned paper and a few hand-cut, pop-dotted, patterned paper elements and attached this to the top spool. The spool tree is an easy, fun home decor project that will look great amongst your holiday decorations!!!" We want to give them away to our craftiest friends, too! Thanks Julie!
On the 8th day of Christmas SEI gave you a free printable download to help spread the joy!
With three different sizes, we think you'll find many uses for this cheerful holiday greeting. Trying cutting the 4x6 into a card for starters!
Here's Julie's tree making advice:
"I created the altered wood tree by painting raw wood spools with green paint and then spritzing them with some gold mist. Next I covered the body of the spools with a variety of green patterned papers from SEI's Kris Kringle line. I attached them to one another in rows of 4, 3, 2, and finally 1 spool to resemble a tree type pattern. Finally I covered a wood star with patterned paper and a few hand-cut, pop-dotted, patterned paper elements and attached this to the top spool. The spool tree is an easy, fun home decor project that will look great amongst your holiday decorations!!!" We want to give them away to our craftiest friends, too! Thanks Julie!
On the 8th day of Christmas SEI gave you a free printable download to help spread the joy!
With three different sizes, we think you'll find many uses for this cheerful holiday greeting. Trying cutting the 4x6 into a card for starters!
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