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| Paper Roses Tutorial |
Thrilled to share that I am guest DT at
You Had Me at Craft Alex blog -- I have loved visiting her linky parties-- you get the most awesome ideas and inspirations and when I was chosen to be DT at her website I was super thrilled.
Finally sharing the tutorial for the paper roses I used in these frames.
This punch craft rose is in a way easier than the Heart punch rose whose tutorial is given here:
Heart punch Rose Tutorial
How to make the Paper Rose
Flower Punch [ optional- use a rough template if you dont have this flower punch]
White Glue
Scissors
Round tipped pen or embossing tool or any object with a smooth round end
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
To make the central rose you need just 3 five-petalled flowers so if you are drawing or tracing out a template its pretty easy .
Make slits as shown towards the center of the flower .Apply glue at the cut edge .
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Overlap each petal over the other and stick. You can make the cuts at the start or keep making cuts as you overlap the petals
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
After overlapping the petals you will get a conical flower.
Tip- overlap petals keeping your finger underneath for support as shown- makes it easier and gives a good shape to your flowers.
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Gently shape the petal edges bu rolling over a pen , knitting needle or embossing tool-- whatever you can find as long as it gets the job done fast and easy!
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Make the next layer in a similiar fashion but start off with one petal chopped off.
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Glue the overlapping petals
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
For the 2nd layer I found cut as you go and stick easier than making the cuts at the start.
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Shape the petal edges
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Stick the layers together .Tip: use a round object to shape the center as you stick.
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
For the center of the paper rose - you need 3 cut petals
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Roll one petal as shown
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Glue the lower part to form a bud
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| Punchcraft Roses Tutorial |
Roll the edges of the other 2 petals
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Pinch them as shown
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Stick them around your bud and your central rose part is done
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
Assemble your rose positioning your petals as desired.
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| Punchcraft Paper Roses Tutorial |
For the large rose- I used total 5 petals.To the above rose stuck 2 more five- petal flowers as a base.
Here are the projects in which I used these punchcraft roses
Box a Card with Punchcraft Flowers
I hope this paper rose tutorial was easy to follow.Its much easier than the photos-- Taking photos for this tutorial took more time than making all the flowers! Do leave me your comments.
Really beautiful flowers and a great tutorial too! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent. NancyD
ReplyDeleteHi Dr. Sonia. Thank you so much for showing how to make your gorgeous flowers. I just need time to practice now. Have a lovely weekend and happy crafting.
ReplyDeleteLove Sandra xxx
Lovely cards and thanks for the tutorial.Congrats for becoming Guest DT.
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial..I must have this paper punch, floral shape punch is just awesome! thanks for this post!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!!!
wow .. this is such a easy peasy tutorial ..
ReplyDeletewant to try soon
Wow! What a fabulous tutorial, Sonia! Your flowers are simply gorgeous - they actually look so real that I almost expect to see some dew on the petals! Beautiful, my friend!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful roses and an useful tutorial!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial
Oh so pretty........your roses are gorgeous! All your creations look fabulous with the pretty roses! Congratulations on the guest DT! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteAwsome works of art, instructions are easy to follow, thank you for sharing them!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Wonderful looking Roses & great job on the tutorial step by step instructions. Congrats on being a DT at You Had Me At Craft.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
Thank you so much for another tutorial!! I can't wait try out these flowers:)
ReplyDelete~Kim
Wao! These are b'ful! I have tried this flowers but with different punch.... What will be the size of rose?
ReplyDeleteWow awesome. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSudha
sudha-kalra.blogspot.com
Super amazing tutorial...love the dimension on the flowers...Thanks so much for it!
ReplyDeletecongratulations Sonia! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses! Congrats on GD!
ReplyDeleteCarri~abusybee
www.doubleclickconnections.blogspot.com
congrats DR Sonia on your DT position and i really liked your this rose so much .....and had just assumed that you had made it with a heart punch but seeing your tutorial now i get it that you have used a 5 petal flower ...it really looks superb!!! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletewow this is reallly wonderful dear... thanks a lot for this great tutorial..
ReplyDeleteIts amazing! I really admire the way you take so much pains to teach us new things! Thanks for sharing such wonderful projects.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project. I don't have this punch, but I can cut flowers from one of the Cricut cartridges. I am very impressed. I'll show you my outcome. Just wondering if it will work using regular quality cardstock or if it should be lighter weight. I was thinking...we could even use ink on the edges to give the flowers added dimension. Beautiful job! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDorcas
dtroche@bellsouth.net
www.craftycardangel.com
Dorcas use light weight paper- for my Indian friends - I used chart paper the kids use for the school projects[The very large sheet priced at 3-5 rupees!]
ReplyDeletePriya the small flowers are 5 cm and the large ones 7-8 cm
Patti such a nice idea to add dew- will try that next time
Thank You dear friends for all the lovely and encouraging comments
Thanks for the tutorial, will surely try this with my daughter! and congrats on guest DT posting!
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial !!!
ReplyDeleteawesome flowers :)
thanks for sharing
have a nice weekend
Rosana
Congrats on GDT,nice flowers!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful tutorial! I just love these paper roses and now I see how you make them! TFS! :)Amy
ReplyDeleteI tried to make paper roses yesterday for a cinnamon bun card I had made..they ended up in the trash....I was a day too early. ;) Thanks for the tutorial...I am going to give it another shot...they won't look like this, but I'll try. ;) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletehey its really grt tutorial...lovely flower thanks dear for sharing with us!!!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial. I love those roses. Congrats on the guest posting too. I'll have to go check it out
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous! Just what I was looking for! Easy to follow as well! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSonia, you BLEW ME OFF! This is SO SO SO SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW your flowers are sooo BEAUTIFUL!AMAZING job with them and your FANTASTIC projects,Have a SUPER day!!:)
ReplyDeleteWow! I love your roses! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia - nice tutorial.Congrats for becoming Guest DT.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects and beautiful flowers! Congrats on the guest designer spot. So fun!
ReplyDeleteJani
papercompulsions.blogspot.com
Wow beautiful roses ! Thanks for sharing ,I am going to try out i came across your wonderful blog
ReplyDeletejust now as i am a beginner in this blogger world and I am amazed! how do you manage your time?
HATS OFF TO YOU DOC!
great tut sonia and i love the flowers will try them myself soon
ReplyDeletewow ! :) love that punch ! amazing tutorial !
ReplyDeleten congrats on being a DT Guest! ! :)
Love
Pooja
http://lightboxcreative.blogspot.com/
How lovely! Love your paper roses! Thanks for sharing this tutorial! And congrats on being GDT! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome works! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your blog and creations!
Вау! Шикарный розы! Спасибо за урок!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses... so pretty
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Awesome flowers and it looks really easy!! Now that's my kind of project. lol Thanks for the tutorial. I am now a new follower.
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Robin
Your roses are so gorgeous, Sonia! Thank you so much for the easy-to-follow tutorial on how to make these beautiful flowers!! I can't wait to make these! And congratulations on your guest design spot!
ReplyDeleteI'm back from a two week vacation visiting several national parks and fabulous cities, trying to get caught up! Thank you so much for stopping by my blog while I was gone, even though I couldn't visit you back. I truly appreciate it! I'm off to see your projects I've missed while I was gone so I apologize in advance for inundating your inbox with comments :D
Lisa
http://indymermaid.blogspot.com
I love this rose tutorial. So very easy to follow. Don't have this punch but I'm sure I can cut something similar so will have a go later. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers, Sonia!! What a great tutorial!!! i may need to try it sometime!!
ReplyDeleteYour roses are gorgeous and another wonderful tutorial. Congrats on the DT position. I thought I had left you a comment here a few days ago but I guess it was when I was having so much trouble commenting. Seems that was going around for some.
ReplyDeleteYour roses are beautiful! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial - it was so easy to follow with such clear directions! I'm bookmarking it for future reference! Thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteLeinad
scrapsticklepop.blogspot.com
Thanks for the tutorial! Beautiful Roses :O)
ReplyDeletesupercute and easy! love this tutorial! thank you for sharing!
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WOW! Amazing..all the different varieties. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Paper Roses! I'm finally able to post comments on your blog yeah!! (been trying for weeks!)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sharon F.
wowwwww......lovely flowers...
ReplyDeletewhat a pretty work!!!!!!!1
ReplyDeletewonderful tutorial! thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Flowers and tutorial. You are so clever.
ReplyDeleteJudex
Love, love this rose, thanks for the tutorial - amazing!
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial Sonia..It really looks great specially on photo frame.
ReplyDeleteHi doctor:) Awesome work and thanks for sharing the tutorial doctor..
ReplyDeleteVery Beautiful Roses and project Dr Sonia..Saw this on Make-it-Monday..Loz
ReplyDeleteFabulous tutorial!!!! Your projects are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining us at MIM! Remember, in order to win this week's fabulous prize, just leave a comment for another entry and mention you saw it on MIM. The more comments, the greater your chance of winning!
Rene :D
stunning flowers and a fab tutorial,i saw your flowersv on make it monday and had to pop in for a closer look....stunning
ReplyDeletetracey x
Awesome project!!!! Beautiful roses...loved each and every piece. Gorgeous work, Sonia:)
ReplyDeleteFollowing you...have to try many projects with my daughter:)
Saw you on MIM, thank-you so much for the tutorial, I have a slower connection so pictures are really the only way I can see tutorials so I really appreciate it when someone takes the time to do it in pictures, beautiful roses!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! what gorgeous flowers.. That must have taken you a while to make.. They are truly stunning!! gorgeous!! Loved your tutorial too..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and informative! I saw it on Make It Monday and love it!
ReplyDeleteI saw a photo of your roses posted on Make it Monday and had to come check it out. This a great tutorial, thanks so much for sharing it. I will definitely have to gvie these a try.
ReplyDelete:) Chris / CS Designs
http://www.doodlepieces.blogspot.com/
http://www.cs-designs.blogspot.com/
Gorgeous roses and great tutorial! Saw this on Make It Monday!
ReplyDelete:-) Becky
love your tut. a while ago i did make them too.
ReplyDeletesaw it linked up at mim.
hugs,
kitty
Saw you on MIM. Great tutorial thank you Joan
ReplyDeleteTHis is soooooo cool!! I saw your project on MIM and came by for a visit.
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Hugs
Dorcas
Beautiful cards and a fabulous clear and easy to follow tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI spotted your flowers on the make it monday linky party and hopped over to say hello.
Shirley
Hi Dr.Sonia,absolutely loved ur tutorial.Please tell me where u bought the flower punch.I've tried STAPLES & EBRAHIM SAHIB STREET STATIONERS,all have small punches.
ReplyDeleteI got this punch from Itsy Bitsy. But do make sure to try it out before you buy as these large punches sometimes dont work well when they have been in the shop for long
DeleteThanks for the wonderful tutorial doc.. I have this punch lying in my box since long ... Now I know how to use it :)
ReplyDeleteWow! How many flower tute's are you gonna give us :) thank you so much for sharing. I should try one in the upcoming days. The flowers looks so gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by my blog, and leaving a wonderful comment. glad you could tweak the technique and make a new one. Looking forward to that pop up card!
Thank you so much Vithya. I have to date 28 flower making tutorials on this blog!!
DeleteWow, flowers are gorgeous!
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