I used Adirondack Color Wash in Meadow for the tree and in Red Pepper for the tree skirt.
Here is a video showing how to make it.
After I made the video, it occurred to me to put the tree on a battery operated tea light.
This is the regular candlelight version:
Here are the shots from when the tea light changes colors:
So FUN!
I would love to hear what you think.
13 comments:
Very nice!
This is gorgeous, Jani!! What a beautiful tree!! I've seen them made with rosettes, but not doilies...it looks fabulous!! Have a great week :)
Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Very Stunning.
Didn't know they had colored tea lights like that. Sure does make your tree pretty.
Will you be doing a tutorial on the how-to's? please
ColleenB.
Never mind on the tutorial. Just now seen your video. Duh me
That is to freakin awesome. great project. I just got the new Martha Stewart circle cutter from HSN. I'm afraid to say it but it is a cool product ( I didn't want to like it). Unlike the other circle punches you can cut doilies of various sizes. This punch will work perfect for this project. Again very cool.
I love this!! I wonder if you made kits of this for your etsy shop if they would sell? I would buy one. Neva
Such a gorgeous tree. Thanks for sharing the video!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
http://gracescraps.blogspot.com/
It looks amazing Jani
So beautiful, Jani! Wow!
((HUGS))
Cheryl First
aka Cafexpressions
Oh wow, these are just STUNNING!!!!!
This is so beautiful thanks for the tutorial too you're a very creative lady :)
Gorgeous!
Just found your site and had to tell you that I love the little Christmas tree! I especially like using the light changing tea lights. Thanks for the tutorial.
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