Hello all. It has been some time since I have posted here. Life has been pretty busy, so I haven't had as much opportunity to craft as I would like. In my last post I showed you how I made paper roses using CTMH's exclusive Cricut cartridge - Art Philosophy. Today, I would like to show you how I made the little cardstock roses on the card below.
As I mention in my video, this is not my original idea. I watched a couple of You Tube videos on how to make Prima Fairytale Roses using a punch from EK Success. I created this video to show you how you can make these roses using one of the images found on our Cricut cartridge.
I used Card Patterns sketch #159
See my video tutorial below.
Supplies - All materials CTMH except where noted - card size is 6 1/2" x 4 3/4"
Paper - Cherry-O (retired), English Rose (Kaiserkraft), Colonial White, Black, Baby Pink & Sweet Leaf cardstock
Stamps - Gracious Greeting (retired)
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko), Bamboo, Sweet Leaf
Accessories - Black wrinkled seam binding (MayArts), Natural Hemp, Black Opaques, lace (fabric store)
Other - Border punch (Martha Stewart), Cricut Art Philosophy, Spellbinders Small Ovals, Spellbinders Labels 10, 3D foam tape
Great video! I too love to make my own flowers. So thank you for posting!
ReplyDeleteConnie -
ReplyDeleteOnce again, fabulous tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing your flower talents with us. I can't wait to give this style of flower a try!
Paige
Love this card! It's absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are simply gorgeous, Connie! I wish I had that much patience! I love this elegant color combo and the beautiful details you've added, like the lace trim and soft sponging. Thanks for joining us this week at Card Patterns!
ReplyDeleteLovely card and such sweet flowers. Beautiful colours. Great take on the Card Patterns sketch!
ReplyDeleteLovely card and such sweet flowers. Beautiful colours. Great take on the Card Patterns sketch!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your win over at Card Patterns - it really is a beautiful card and the flowers you made are exquisite!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for being picked as the next Guest Designer at Card Patterns for sketch #162!!!
ReplyDeleteAlso congrats on your beautiful winning card with them for this sketch #159. You desrve it! :)