Double Sided Crepe Paper Artichokes
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As seen on our 2017 Christmas concept tree, these crepe paper artichokes exude such fine artistry. Create some for the holiday season and keep them for tabletop decor for the seasons to come!
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Featuring our gorgeous double sided crepe paper in Ferns + Moss, which can be found for purchase in our online shop! Gather your supplies and craft along with our photo tutorial to bring this arti-charming project to life today.
Steps
- Gather the tools and materials listed above.
- Cut the crepe paper according to pattern notes using scissors or the Cricut Maker.
- Using a paint brush, color the base of the artichoke leaves with the magenta PanPastel.
- Stretch the artichoke leaves from the center.
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Materials
- Lia Griffith Double Sided Crepe Paper in Ferns + Moss
- PanPastel® Artist Pastel – Magenta 430.5
- 4″ Egg Shaped Art Form
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Kathy Scholten
June 22, 2021 at 7:36am
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Lia Griffith
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Coleen Barnes
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Leave a CommentDo you happen to remember what flower was used in the photo in the winter arrangement photo above? Thanks!
It’s a hellebore! We have two versions: https://liagriffith.com/crepe-paper-hellebores/, https://liagriffith.com/member-make-crepe-paper-hellebore/
Hello- Your instructions state to use the double sided crepe paper in ferns and moss. Which side is used to paint the magenta? It looks to me like the lighter side has been used but it is difficult to tell from your photos. Thank you for your help.
Coleen Barnes
Hi Coleen, You can use whichever color you like best! I believe we used the lighter side for the artichokes. 🙂
Can you do a video on this?
We can add this to our list of video tutorials to film! 🙂
Where in the world, did you find the eggs this size? Can’t find anywhere.
Amazon! There’s a link in the post 🙂
Is there any way I can purchase some of these artichokes? I love them
So sorry, we only sell the pattern to make them yourself.
How lovely. Just yesterday while out shopping I saw the most gorgeous giant artichokes but they were so pricey. Love how you’ve made these.
Thank you Michelle!
You have the artichoke and fig as really pretty Christmas ornaments in your Christmas tree reveal. How have you hung these ‘ornaments’? Or did you put them in between branches of the tree?
Yes! We just stuck them into the branches here and there, but you could certainly add a ribbon (using hot glue) and hang them 🙂
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