Giant Holly Leaves DIY (FREE SVG files)

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This Giant Holly Leaves DIY is the perfect way to fill a large space with festive holiday décor. Add some giant foam berries for an additional pop of color. The files come in two sizes to make wonderful layered effect. I’ve opted to use many colors to give the leaf a fun patchwork look, but you can easily make them all from one color. The folded joints make a for a nice three dimensional pop. 

DIY giant holly leaves made from felt with fleecefun free template and tutorial.

YOU WILL NEED:

  • A Cutting Machine like a Cricut or Silhouette
  • Light grip mat
  • Green 12 by 12 cardstock ( 6 sheets for a large leaf 29″, 2 for a medium leaf 15″)
  • Wire for the spine (optional but nice I used 18 gauge for the large and floral wire for the medium)
  • 6 inch half foam balls for berries
  • Glue Gun and Glue sticks
  • Paint for the berries
  • Get the free SVG files here.
Handmade giant holly leaves crafted using fleecefun's free pattern and instructions.

Giant Holly Leaves DIY (FREE SVG files) Instructions:

Youtube video

Step 1 – Cut out the Holly Leaf pieces

Each leaf no matter the size is make up of 8 pieces. 

Cutting out holly leaf pieces with fleecefun's free template and tutorial.

Cut out the pieces and keep the same shapes in piles. This will make is easier to assemble them

Step 2 – Fold the Edges

Each leaf has perforated edges.

Folding the edges of giant holly leaves with fleecefun's free template and tutorial.

Fold up the edges on each section, making sure that you fold each shape as a mirror to the other. Notice how the top and bottom sections only have two folds, and the middle have three.

layout of the holiday decor

Layout the leaf so you can see how it will come together. 

Step 3 – Glue the Giant Holly LEAVES together

Gluing giant holly leaves together with fleecefun's free tutorial and template.

Starting with the top, glue the two tops together in the center. If you plan on running a wire through the center , just glue along the top edge of the seam. Set aside.

Assembling and gluing holly leaves together with fleecefun's DIY tutorial.

Next, glue the first middle section piece down the center. Set aside.

Giant holly leaves assembly: gluing pieces using fleecefun's free pattern.

Now the second middle section – glue the center together. Set aside.

Step-by-step guide to gluing giant holly leaves with fleecefun's tutorial.

Finally the bottom section – glue the center together. 

How to glue the pieces of your giant holly leaves with fleecefun's free pattern.

Now line up the leaf and glue the sections together. starting wit the bottom.

glue up to the top of the leaf

and working your way to the top of the giant holly leaf.

add wires to make the leaf sturdy

Now if you want to add some wire to make the leaf a little more sturdy and poseable – flip the giant holly leaf over and push the wire into the back and glue into place.

back of the leaf

This is the back of the holly leaf so it’s ok if the wire is still visible. Be sure to leave some wire at the bottom to have something to poke the berries onto!

glued up holly leaf

Step 4 – Paint the berries and put up!

Painting the berries and assembling holly leaves with fleecefun's free template.

Finally paint the berries and allow them to dry. Put the up the holly leaves using command strips and use the wire onto the ends to hook the berries into place.

DOWNLOAD THE TEMPLATE FILE BELOW (FILL OUT THE FORM)

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A giant holly leaves decor, perfect for your winter decor and Christmas Parties, made with free pattern and step by step tutorial from fleece fun, with the text "CLICK TO GO TO DOWNLOAD" displayed at the bottom.

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