St Nicholas Wreath with Graphic 45, Petaloo and Xyron Blog Hop!

Hi Graphic 45ers!!! Today I have a double post so if you happen to stop by to check out my St Nicholas Advent Tree with Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts you can find the it HERE!!!

BUT….

If you stopped by to say hello and to check out my St Nicholas Wreath for the Xyron and Petaloo Blog Hop with Graphic 45 I am so glad you did!!!

I love holiday decorations….they just make me smile.

The St. Nicolas Collection is so magical.

I couldn’t resist making a wreath for my sweet daughter to display in her home.

I know she will love it!!!

Check out How to Create a St Nicholas Wreath by Pam Bray on Snapguide.

If you would love to see the step out on how to put the wreath together using Graphic 45 St Nicholas Designer Papers, Petaloo Flowers and Ribbon along with Xyron Adhesive check out my Snapguide tutorial.

You will find close up photos of my St Nicholas Wreath.

Now be sure to hop along on the Graphic 45, Xyron and Petaloo Blogs and leave a comment on each one as each is giving away some fabulous prize packages!

Supplies:

Graphic 45 12” x 12” St Nicholas Paper Collection

Graphic 45 12” x 12” St Nicholas Pattern & Solids PaperPad

Sizzix Tattered Poinsettia Die

Sizzix Mixed Media Christmas Die

Sizzix Paper Snowflakes

Petaloo Pine Cone & Berries Picks

Petaloo Cream Lace Trim

Petaloo Red Lace Trim

Petaloo Flower Soft Sweat Pea

Xyron Creative Station

Xyron 9” Permanent Adhesive

Xyron Glue Sticks

Xyron Adhesive Dots

Glue Gun & Glue Sticks

7 thoughts on “St Nicholas Wreath with Graphic 45, Petaloo and Xyron Blog Hop!”

Becca Yahrling says:

November 19, 2016 at 2:41 pm

Wow, this is stunning, Pam. All the details are simplyamazing. I love the flowers you made with the G45 papers;truly, one of a kind. Love the \”Si. Nicholas\” banner.Everything is just gorgeous and put together so perfectly.

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Papercrafting Princess says:

November 19, 2016 at 2:43 pm

Oh My Goodness! My mouth is wide opened…Love the details!

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Ava Gavloski says:

November 19, 2016 at 10:53 pm

Pam, great presentation made possible with xyron!!!

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Denni says:

November 20, 2016 at 2:36 am

This is gorgeous! I love all the layers and details and of course the beautiful papers. The banner is a perfect touch too!