This weeks flower takes a little bit longer longer than last weeks, but is still just as easy.
I am going to show it to you in 3 different sizes. Depending on how thick you want your page to be you can even layer them on top of each other.
You need to start with a strip of paper 12 inches long and either 2inches, 1 1/2 inches or 1 inch wide.
Then you are going to score it ( or make a pencil mark about an 1/8 of an inch from one edge...I score mine.
..this is a tip on scoring if you do not have a scoring blade. I use my paper trimmer, remove the blade and use one of my rub-on sticks to slide in the slot. Just start on one end and use medium pressure making sure to stay in the slot...this will score your paper.
After you have done this, you are going to fringe your paper by cutting strips up to either your pencil line or your score mark...like this.
You are going to do this for the entire length of your paper.
Next, using a pencil, or skewer, or tweezers..you are going to start at one end and roll your paper up.
until you reach the end..then adhere your end. I run a piece of adhesive about the last in so it is adhered all the way around. When you are done it should look similar to this.
Next step is to stand it up on end and start gently opening up your flower by folding the "fringe" or little strip outward. when you are done it will look similar to this.
This could be your completes base flower...but I took mine a little further. I used my skewer to curl under the edges of my fringe.
and then I adhered the smallest size..a 1 inch flower to the center of a 2 inch flower with liquid adhesive.
Next , because I am bling lover and I used some of my stickles to add little dots to some of my fringe and and as a center.
and here is my completed layout with this flower.
If you get a chance to make a flower with this tutorial, upload it to this thread by next Thursday night and you may have a chance at some participation pointage.
This flower is awesome Cindy! Great job!!
How cool!!!!! Can't wait to try this one, and the LO I am working on right now ......this will be GREAT on!!!!!
Susan
Wow this one looks great - I'll have to give it a try.
At first when I was reading this...I was wondering....where the heck are you taking us??? But the end result is GORGEOUS! I'm going to try one out!
Leslie
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2012: Goal - 75 layouts 4 mini albums 20 cards --------> Progress - layouts mini album - cards
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Cindy, I like the two-toned flower you made and adding Stickles is ALWAYS good! Easy to follow...thanks!
Lynda
Love this flower! Thanks for the tip.
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Love the flower - great tutorial - the layout is awesome too. Great job again.
Wow, these are fabulous. Can't wait to try them!!
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Awww this one is sweet! Love this flower! Great LO!
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I can't believe you! Pretty soon, you'll be making flowers out of popsicle sticks!
Great looking flowers I may have to try these soon...TFS.
Karen Y.
I haven't been an active paper crafter for a while and want to get back in the swing of things!
I haven't been an active paper crafter for a while and want to get back in the swing of things!
These are gorgeous Cindy! And I really love that photo of you and your girls...you're all so pretty!
Another great tutorial - thank you! Love the flower - it is so cute the way you put it together.
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