Hi Stampers!
Boy, does time fly when you are having fun
(or extremely busy)... This is my third
week already as a Guest Designer for the Friday Mashup and I am having so much
fun seeing all of the gorgeous creations that have been submitted!
Holly has come up with a wonderful sketch
and to “Mash it Up”, you can add
Rosettes. I personally had never made a Rosette before but had seen
many of them on cards, wreaths and other 3D projects, I could not wait to try :-) !
So
here is the "Mashup" Challenge :
- Make a
project using "Paper Rosettes".
- Or Make a
project using "the Sketch Above".
- Or "Mash
it Up" and create a "Project with the Sketch
using Rosettes".
* Here are some tutorials on Paper
Rosettes if you aren't sure how to make one.
*From a Border Punch ,
*From a strip of Pattern Paper
* PDF - instructions
*From a Border Punch ,
*From a strip of Pattern Paper
* PDF - instructions
To create this card:
Use the Big Shot™ with the Snow Burst
Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folder to emboss a piece of Very Vanilla, Early
Espresso and Pool Party cardstock.
Cut strips of Spice Cake Designer Series
Paper into strips (remember that the final Rosette will be twice the width of
the strip). Using the stylus with the
Simply Scored™ Tool, score every ¼” to create the score lines for the folds on
the Rosettes. Flatten the Rosette and
use a Pop-Up Dot to hold the Rosette in place.
For the smaller Rosette, adhere a flower
punched with the Boho Blossom Punch from Early Espresso Cardstock, insert the
Antique Brad and adhere to the card front.
Ink the small floral stamp with Early Espresso
ink and stamp off several times before stamping onto Very Vanilla
cardstock. Stamp the sentiment with
Early Espresso and punch out with the Decorative Label Punch layering onto
Early Espresso punched with the same punch.
Spray the entire card with Champagne Mist
Shimmer Paint spray to finish off the card.
This card is definitely one that would have to be hand delivered due to the bulk but I do believe that I will have to make more Rosettes in the future! I hope you like this card and try this technique yourself- how about this week and join us at the Friday Mash Up!
Stamp Sets:
Day of Gratitude
Ink: Early Espresso
Cardstock: Early
Espresso, Pool Party, Very Vanilla, Spice Cake DSP
Accessories: Big Shot™, Snow Burst Textured Impressions™
Embossing Folder, Simply Scored™ Tool,
Decorative Label Punch, Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint
Thanks again for stopping by and I hope
you can “play” with us this week at the Friday Mash Up!
Double rosette? You over-achiever! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI love the fan-like quality of your rosette, with the DSP changeing in the middle of your piece. Very cool. Your first rosette and your knock the ball out of the park!
ReplyDeleteLove your rosette, love all the texture, love it all. Wonderful card.
ReplyDeleteJulie, I really like the double layers on your rosette, it's not quite as full as some of the others, but looks fabulous just the way it is.
ReplyDeleteGreat colour combo too.
Cheers,
Kasey ~ in Oz
This was your first time making a Rosette? It came out great.. I love the layered look to it and that paper is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo pretty! Love all of the texture...and I am slightly jealous odf your rosette since I can't even make one! LOL
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Friday Mashup as a Guest Designer!!