Crepe Paper Ombré Oak Leaf Branches
It’s already looking a lot like fall outside here in Oregon! What about where you live? As we transition into a new season, we thought it was only fitting to focus on ombré colors for today’s craft project. After all, ombré means a gradual change from one color to another. And since the leaves on the trees here are already starting to change colors, our designer Krista felt inspired to make these ombré oak leaf branches. Scroll down to see how you can create your own fall leaves with this beautiful ombré effect.
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Obsessed With Ombré
We love the look of ombré—and not just for hair. Ombré-inspired crafts have a really unique look. And they’re always so stunning! As far as this DIY project goes, you can easily create fall leaves with an ombré effect using different colors of crepe paper and PanPastel colors.
If you like making flowers and botanicals, having floristic crepe paper, floral tape, and floral wire will come in very handy. You’ll find everything we used to make these ombré oak leaf branches below. Of course, you can always explore with different colors, too. We just think these shades are perfect for fall. And they’re so vibrant! If you’ve been looking for fall decor to brighten up a room or add a splash of color, we think these ombré oak leaf branches look especially stunning next to neutral or natural hues.
What do you think of our fall-inspired crepe paper oak leaves? If you have any questions about this project, or just want to tell us what fall crafts you’re excited to make, let us know in the comments!
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If you’re as obsessed as we are with ombré crafts, we’ve got a few other projects you might like. You could make this ombre felt wreath for fall. Or maybe this sweet bouquet of ombre garden roses? We’ve also got these gold ombre trees, which will make perfect decor for the holidays.
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Tools
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- Cricut Maker or Silhouette Cameo 4 (recommended)
- Craft Scissors
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Pastel Sponges
- Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue
Materials
- Lia Griffith Heavy Crepe Paper – Nectarine, Pink Hibiscus, Mango, Tangerine, Fuchsia
- Lia Griffith Floral Tape – Bark
- PanPastel – Magenta, Pearlescent Red, Orange, and Diarylide Yellow
- 24-Gauge White Paper Covered Wire
- Floral Stem Wire (or a bare branch)
- Matte Fixative Spray – Krylon Matte Finish Spray
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5 Comments
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Shivangi
March 26, 2020 at 12:43am
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Lia
March 26, 2020 at 9:59am
@Shivangi
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Mushtaq
July 13, 2019 at 5:41am
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Lia
July 13, 2019 at 10:25am
@Mushtaq
Back to the TopHi! I wanted to make this, but I don’t have the heavy floristic paper. I do have the extra fine crepe paper in all these colors, so I was wondering if that’d work too? Or maybe would gluing two sheets of the extra fine together make it as thick as the heavy crepe? What would you do? Thanks!
We would suggest making double sided crepe with the extra-fine crepe you already have! We have a tutorial on how you do this 🙂 https://liagriffith.com/diy-double-sided-crepe-paper-video/
Excellent Work…I love and like it from the bottom of my heart….so sweet and attractive designs…
Thank you, that means a lot!