Finished the holly wreath sliceform torus!
I added sparkles to the leaf edges (hard to see) and red berries.
![holly sliceform wreath torus](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhk3gZZNKlNVG1cmksgeShLdw914fCEuANpHI60ajsSd_dtMaFljA5W_BEibwwvhAkypd5JGPKJg5L9qH75RGrCHHwhlInVpbjBb3ByjxggQR3k2Sgvq7mOU5d099p4Hgyit-1jo4C4uQk/s320/holly_sliceform_torus_3.jpg)
How to make the large holly wreath
Sliceform template
Download cutting files:
Silhouette Studio, PDF, DXF, SVG (how to use my SVG files in Cricut Design Space).
Files download for free; pay what you wish for the tutorial and to support this site. Suggested contribution for this project is $1.99.
Cut 8 each of the two pieces. Each piece fit on a 8.5" x 11" paper, so you will need 16 pieces of paper. (I used 4 each of 4 different colors.)
This is a large wreath. You can cut it smaller, but remember if you re-size a sliceform template drastically you must correct the slot width to accommodate the card stock you are using.
Assembly instructions are the same as the leaf torus and daisy torus.
![holly wreath sliceform torus](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhr3EiVqAX9LHr-01iLjQIbmotGn2G_jYVZvEvHIzNZ57dv6F_OPDAbfB1kfeT1ivZuOh8xTtcS_GQH0mhJlp_zVAhn1tyzcmpcU_EUQaAP3KPrwH0AGe6Hqgoznn4fUkWjJ-KOQRdx9JE/s320/holly_sliceform_torus_2.jpg)
I cut paper braces approximately 1" x 1/4" to support the berries. Pull the smallest holly leaves toward each other until the points touch and glue the brace to the back of the leaves.
![sliceform torus holly wreath](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi5LHttdaz88Zdcj7Bm6S2rRwot8tSfe7pfoE6v5hIBbEHORQ1faL4bH5Kz2pEAdWhVAWxvTSH0DQQ6x8ezG3MTVymFQFyd_1tyEebmK9NoSS1N5Pqj1r-l1CgwAnz6FYVxYwA0X3AgFFI/s320/holly_sliceform_torus_detail.jpg)
Glue berries where the leaves touch.
I glued all 16 pairs of the smallest leaves--front and back of the wreath--because I plan to hang the wreath in a place where both sides are visible. If you're putting it on a wall you don't need to do both sides.
Extreme Cards and Papercrafting: pop up cards, movable and mechanical cards, digital crafts and unusual papercrafts.
I added sparkles to the leaf edges (hard to see) and red berries.
![holly sliceform wreath torus](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhk3gZZNKlNVG1cmksgeShLdw914fCEuANpHI60ajsSd_dtMaFljA5W_BEibwwvhAkypd5JGPKJg5L9qH75RGrCHHwhlInVpbjBb3ByjxggQR3k2Sgvq7mOU5d099p4Hgyit-1jo4C4uQk/s320/holly_sliceform_torus_3.jpg)
How to make the large holly wreath
Sliceform template
Download cutting files:
Silhouette Studio, PDF, DXF, SVG (how to use my SVG files in Cricut Design Space).
Files download for free; pay what you wish for the tutorial and to support this site. Suggested contribution for this project is $1.99.
Cut 8 each of the two pieces. Each piece fit on a 8.5" x 11" paper, so you will need 16 pieces of paper. (I used 4 each of 4 different colors.)
This is a large wreath. You can cut it smaller, but remember if you re-size a sliceform template drastically you must correct the slot width to accommodate the card stock you are using.
Assembly instructions are the same as the leaf torus and daisy torus.
![holly wreath sliceform torus](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhr3EiVqAX9LHr-01iLjQIbmotGn2G_jYVZvEvHIzNZ57dv6F_OPDAbfB1kfeT1ivZuOh8xTtcS_GQH0mhJlp_zVAhn1tyzcmpcU_EUQaAP3KPrwH0AGe6Hqgoznn4fUkWjJ-KOQRdx9JE/s320/holly_sliceform_torus_2.jpg)
I cut paper braces approximately 1" x 1/4" to support the berries. Pull the smallest holly leaves toward each other until the points touch and glue the brace to the back of the leaves.
![sliceform torus holly wreath](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi5LHttdaz88Zdcj7Bm6S2rRwot8tSfe7pfoE6v5hIBbEHORQ1faL4bH5Kz2pEAdWhVAWxvTSH0DQQ6x8ezG3MTVymFQFyd_1tyEebmK9NoSS1N5Pqj1r-l1CgwAnz6FYVxYwA0X3AgFFI/s320/holly_sliceform_torus_detail.jpg)
Glue berries where the leaves touch.
I glued all 16 pairs of the smallest leaves--front and back of the wreath--because I plan to hang the wreath in a place where both sides are visible. If you're putting it on a wall you don't need to do both sides.
Extreme Cards and Papercrafting: pop up cards, movable and mechanical cards, digital crafts and unusual papercrafts.