thanks for your purchase of the
HOLLY WREATH MODEL
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about this model
9 in. x 9 in. x 3 in.
materials needed
These are the material suggestions if you want to make the model as shown in the photo.
You can use any material or color substitutions that you would like, as long as they are in the
same quantities as the material that you are substituting.
• Glue. Preferably the liquid kind. Hot glue, glue sticks, and adhesive tape either make a
mess of your model or just don’t stick well enough to hold it together.
• 2 sheets Dark Green cardstock - 12” x 12”
• 2 sheets Light Green cardstock - 12” x 12”
• 1 sheet Red cardstock - 12” x 12” or 8.5” x 11”
fold lines & preparation
This design may have both mountain and valley fold lines. This means that some lines will
fold in and others will fold out depending on the design. You’ll need to watch the line
pattern and be sure you are folding the paper in the right direction.
Mountain Fold Line
Valley Fold Line
Mountain Fold Valley Fold
piece identification guide
Take a moment to identify and label the pieces of the model on the reverse side after they have been cut out. ( The Piece Identification Guide
is only meant to be used as a reference for identifying pieces and should not be cut out.)
Dark Green Light Green
Red
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Before assembling the wreath, start folding all the dark green and Start assembling the wreath by gluing the circular end of a leaf piece
light green pieces and sorting them into piles of the same shape. to the center of the main ring as shown.
There are three different shapes of each color.
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Pick an alternating color and shape and glue the circular end so that it Continue alternating leaf colors and shapes around the wreath. Every
is just touching the end of the other circle as shown. two or three leaves, be sure to add some holly berries by gluing it on
top of the leaf circle as shown. Also alternate the direction that you
glue the holly berries on.
Continue adding alternating leaf colors and shapes and holly berries
until you have gone completely aroung the wreath. It should look
something like this when you are finished.
