Here’s a SUPER simple holiday wreath that you can add to any cards, gifts, wrapping paper… whatever! And the best part is, it only takes five minutes to make!
And as with all my holiday videos, I’m GIVING AWAY a set of my exclusive holiday pens! Watch the video to find out how to enter!
First Things First…
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Tools Mentioned
- Tombow Dual Brush Pens
- Karin Decobrush Pens
- Card
- Pencil
- Something round to trace
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Step 1: Trace a circle onto your card with pencil
(If you’re not sure what paper is best for use with calligraphy brush pens, I have a whole video on that here.)
You can juuussst barely see it.
Step 2: Draw leaves with your green brush pen(s)
Use the pressure sensitivity of a brush pen to create your leaves. By pushing light, hard, and light again, you get this:

Using both colour greens, draw in your leaves around your circle.
Step 3: Add in some red berries
Fill in small red dots in uneven numbers to make it look more natural.

Bonus! Do the same thing on black paper
Follow the same steps, using your Decobrush pens. Because I only have one shade of green in these pens, I’m going to leave a bit less room around it.
And that’s it! With a little practice, you’ll be able to whip these up in under a minute!
And that’s a wrap!

To enter, all you have to do is, hit subscribe on my Youtube channel, like this video, and comment below with your favourite holiday food! We will draw the winner in one week!
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