I have a bit of a thing about making these ultra-fashionable rosettes at the moment. Here's one I did using my favourite Craftwork Cards papers. The stripey label shape was cut from Storybook. They are easy to do, just cut a strip of paper about 1" wide, and start pleating into accordion pleats with your fingers, join the two ends. At this stage it will look like a little lampshade, punch two 1" circles and flattening the pleated cylinder, glue one to the front, and one to the back, this stabilizes the rosette. I punched along one edge before starting to pleat the paper
the butterflies were punched with a Martha Stewart punch
Don't forget to come back for the big Polkadoodles blog hop tomorrow, Nikky has been incredibly generous, and all the design team have some really fabby stuff to give away on their blogs...... here's a sneak peek at just a couple of the things from the package of goodies I will be giving away
See you tomorrow when you hop over here
Don't forget to come back for the big Polkadoodles blog hop tomorrow, Nikky has been incredibly generous, and all the design team have some really fabby stuff to give away on their blogs...... here's a sneak peek at just a couple of the things from the package of goodies I will be giving away
See you tomorrow when you hop over here
This is so pretty, I love the rosettes. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful, I love these rosettes.
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Melodie
fabulous....love your paper rosettes and those delicious papers...can't wait to see you and mike...not long now...big hugs kath xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a really pretty idea! Love your card!
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Kim
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This card turne out so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the instructions on how you made the rosettes. Love the colours.
Very cute! Love the rossettes and the use of the color - very tender and light. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Enfys, very pretty papers and love the rossettes.
ReplyDeletePinky
OMG !so dainty card...luv it...
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what a gorgeous rosettes
ReplyDeleteyour card is amazing sweetie
hugs angelique
Hi Enfys, a very pretty card, just love how you've punched your rosettes. Happy crafting Hugs x ChrisB
ReplyDeletebeautiful En! I think I might spend some time today making some christmas one's to hang on my little tree. hugs, eileen
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful fresh looking card. I really love your pretty rosettes. Not tried those myself...still playing with promarkers lol. Hugs lin
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. Love the rosettes. Reminds me of the desert I have been craving by the same name. LOL I will have to give grandma a call and maybe we can fry some up over the weekend. LOL Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty colors. This master gardener loves the flowers and butterflys. I forget about all the pretty swirly shapes on Storybook. Thanks for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Enfys,I love your papers and the details.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.x
Beautiful, beautiful card, En!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card, I love the rosettes!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the blog hop. I love these little rosettes! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! Love how you did the Rosettes.
ReplyDeleteI love your rosettes, great idea to punch them first too. They made such a beautiful card. ~Diane
ReplyDeleteBeautiful EnFys! But this would have to be a deliver by hand creation. It would cost a mint to send! I've really been trying to make my cards without too many big embellies. I went to the post office last week and it cost me a bit over $16 to buy one book of stamps and post 6 cards! That'll be the last thick card I send. Well there are some Christmas Cards... Will I ever learn! lol
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jess
That is a beautiful card, Enfys!! Thanks for the how-to with the rosettes. They are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteEnfys, I do so love reading your posts!! Thank you for the lovely card ideas, and videos. I am still catching up on the ProMarkers posts. A question, can I use both the ProMarkers and Copics on the same image? Will they blend/work together since both are alcohol based? Sorry if you already answered this question, but do appreciate your response.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joan in St. Augustine
I just love these rosettes! I am going to make a couple when I finish up here! Thank you so much for sharing your ideas with all of us!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Donna
Love the rosettes! Such a beautiful card!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely dear, love how you did the rosettes.
ReplyDeleteLove your card, especially the rosettes - I have to try making these - so stinking adorable :)! I love the paper you used too. TFS!
ReplyDelete:)Melody aka Ry&MysMom
Totally beautiful card, love it:0) xx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card....I love the colors and the little roses on this card...TFS
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet - love the rosettes and the butterflies.
ReplyDeleteHi, Enfys! Oh, what a stunning card!!! I just love the rosettes!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed your wonderful giveaway! I really wanted to try to participate but I was just to preoccupied with my aunt. Hopefully, I'll be able to play the next time.
Thank you for dropping in and leaving such a warm comment; I appreciate your taking the time to do that. I have such wonderful friends/family in you all!!!
wow stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card!! Have a millions things to do tomorrow night...but I'm going to try & be there.
ReplyDeleteEnfys that is just a beautiful card, lovely rosettes.
ReplyDeleteJules
`Beautiful` card Enfys TFS:)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend:) x
I love the butterflies, they are so cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Enfys, tried to leave a message last night but my PC kept freezing, gorgeous cards hunny, you grandchildren will just love them, take care, also, have a great day next wk, I have sent you a card in the post, hope it gets there ok,
ReplyDeleteEm.x
Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely comment on my blog!
Sweet greetings, Saskia :)
Love these bubbly cards, great job.
ReplyDeleteLove ya, Carol