Please forgive the quality of my photographs...I go to work in the dark and return in the dark so photographs are very poor due to the artificial light.
I coloured a piece of card with distress inks and then spritzed with water.
When dry I punched two edges with an EK Success border punch. You could just tear the paper edges for a ragged rosette if you have no border punches.
I then cut two different widths from each edge which had been punched.
Using a score board (or you could just use ruler and embossing tool) - score at even intervals. This is down to your preference.
Using a score board (or you could just use ruler and embossing tool) - score at even intervals. This is down to your preference.
Concertina/fan - then adhere the edges making a circle. My recommendation is to use a tacky wet glue or glossy accents. Tape or glue stick could be used but this is more messy and there is a risk of your rosette coming undone. I also place my adhesive in the middle of the rosette to make extra secure.
The same is done to the narrower piece of punched card making a smaller rosette for layering.
A button completes ...you could use pearls, gems, bottle top etc etc.
Suzanne ~x~
Thanks for the great tip, Suzanne. I don't have any of the lovely rosette dies that I so admire on others' cards, and didn't know how to do a homemade version. Off to try this out now....!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the DIY way of making these rosettes
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing!
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