“Fall” Wreath using Corn Husks!
ie. skeleton leaves, raffia, burlap…..stuff like that!
So I remembered that I’ve wanted to create something using Corn Husks!!
Yes, Corn Husks!! why??…well why not!? lol
This was so much fun to put together, I’ll show ya the video of my creating it
now, then after, the pictures and product list!
I took these pictures outside to get some great natural light! It was later than I wanted but they came out ok.
I Love everything about the FALL season! The colors, the temperature…I don’t like the wind here on this side of the state, but it’s my home:)
Great Holidays just around the corner to create some new theme inspired projects and new memories with family and friends! I miss my family in Los Angeles terribly, but I thank God for them!!
(Please let me know if you have any questions ok, I’ll get back to you as soon as I can!)
Wild Orchid Crafts products used:
1- Wild Curly Roses, my pack is from last year,
but these are some alternatives I would use:
Deep Ivory
Burgundy
Light Mocha
2-Tone Chocolate
This mixed pack has a gorgeous orange-ish/copper color rose!
2- Mixed Carnations, Earth Tone (FS-00003)
3- Mixed Green Carnations(FS-00002 )
4- 2 tone Wild Tan Roses (PM-00112)
5- Floral Foundations Yellow/Orange (EX-00026)
6- 2 Tone Copper Brown (FM-00027)
7- Large Gardenia Burgundy (FS-00176)
8- Olive Green Roses (FM-00228)
9- Skeleton Leaves, Natural ( LL-00003)
10- Mixed Brown Leaves (SET B, LL-00026)
11- Raffia Maroon Red (AF-00008)
12- Raffia Olive Green (AF-00007)
The Corn Husks can be found in packs at your local market in the Spanish food section! I soaked them so that the dirt can soften and would be easier to clean. I just washed them off and tossed them in the dryer and with some I did have to use a paper towel to get in the crevices so that I could glue them down and they would stay. I was ok with them being a little wet because it makes them more flexible! 🙂
Give it a try for your next Fall themed project!
I also used Burlap from my stash to make the hang loop at the top of my wreath, I just cut a strip and carefully sewed along the edges to keep it from fraying and falling apart. The Maya Road chipboard letters I used can be found here and the Hot Glue Gun Helper kit can be found here! Thanks!
Have a great day!!
xo, Jules:)
This turned out beautiful! Love the texture the corn husks add and your floral arrangements are gorgeous! I just was watching some Martha Stewart show on the Hallmark Channel where she was making a wreath using dyed corn husks too! Very cool! 🙂
Thanks Mendi!! Oohhhh that sounds like fun! I'll have to see that clip and see if I can do something like that! I'll probably make a mess! LoL….but I'm sure it's fun! thanks again girl! xo, Jules:)
This is Fall-tistic! So beautiful! Your talent amazes me.
Hugs my friend, Laurie
aww……you're so sweet!! luv ya friend!! Jules:)
This is stunning. It is gorgeous! TFS! Love it.
Ahh………so beautiful. I love FALL. And I love your wreath! Hugs my friend, Velma
Thank you so much! I appreciate you stopping by!:)
Hi Velma! Thank you, it means so much that you loved it! I love Fall too!!! 🙂 xoxo