Wishing Well
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My dear blogger friend
Jessica is celebrating her blogversary with a blog hop. Its the first hop I am part of and so pretty nervous about everything!!This 3D Papercraft wishing well is inspired by a fantastic
wishing well Jessica had made for her sisters wedding .
I was undecided whether to leave the wishing well as it was or to make it into a flower-vase for punchcraft flowers.
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I used thick 3 D reflective paper and corrugated paper to make this wishing well
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How to make a 3 d Papercraft wishing well
Make the cylindrical body of the wishing well :Score a thick sheet of paper as shown.[I used a scorpal which is my fav tool for 3 D papercrafts!]
Snip off small triangles on this flap.Roll this strip of card and stick to make the cylindrical body of the wishing well
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Fold over the wedges of the flap as shown.Trace the outline on card and cut out the circle base for your wishing well.Stick the circle base to the cylindrical body using glue and sticky tape[using sticky tape helps save time].
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Make pillars of your wishing well
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Roll paper around a pencil [serves as a mold only] and stick with sticky tape or glue.You can then remove your pencil .Cut off excess length of your paper roll .Line with pretty paper and stick to the base of your wishing well.Similar paper rolls are used to make the central cross bar and handle of the wishing well
Make the roof of your wishing well
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Fold thick cardstock in half and lay over your wishing well as shown to decide how large you want the roof to be.
Make supports for the roof of your wishing well
The roof support is triangular in shape and the sloping sides measure an inch less than the roof slope.
Score 0.5inch down the card stock,turn 90 degrees and score again at 0.5 inch as shown. Mark equal distances[mine was 9.5cm] on the 2 scored lines and join to get the triangular support of the roof of your wishing well.
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This is the diagrammatic representation of the triangular roof support of the wishing well.
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Cut off excess card stock.Cut 0.5 inch of one of the scored lines at the apex of the triangular support as indicated. Fold on the scored lines. Stick the flap at the apex and your triangular roof support is ready.Stick the supports on either side of the roof as shown.
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Stick the paper roll pillars on the inside of the roof supports as shown.Ignore the different color paper roll on the top as its just part of my corrective measure for having misjudged the height of my wishing well!
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This photo shows the roof of the wishing well.
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Stick paper rolls covered with pretty paper between the pillars to make a cross bar. [The shiny paper on the pillars and roof support are from
Jovita] I also stuck 2 paper rolls in a right angle to make the handle of the wishing well.
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The tiny bucket is just a cone made from paper and a golden chenille stem threaded through holes punched on the rim.
I used shimmery white paper to make some punchcraft roses.
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| Punchcraft Flowers |
Making the wishing well hardly took time but I spent all week making the punchcraft flowers!
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I hope you like my version of Jessica's wishing well.
Please do hop along with me in my first blog hop to celebrate my BLEND [meaning Blogger Friend] Jessica's Blogversary
Here is the Blends blog hop line up.
Your wishing well is gorgeous, and the flowers are beautiful!! We must have been inspired by the same thing lol. You did a fantastic job on this.
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Robin
WOW, your post always leaves me in awe! Absolutely amazing work...wish I had the patience for such detailed work. :)
ReplyDeletedoc this is absolutely stunning... awesome and wow... lvoe love love it... This is frickin awesome.. am like spell bound.. I want to give this a shot... :-)
ReplyDeleteWow- this is so beautiful- you do AMAZING 3D projects and this is no exception!! Love all of the paper roses too!!!! :)Amy
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Sonia, the wishing well alone is gorgeous and then you add the flowers and it is simply stunning!! You interpreted Jessica's project perfectly!! And I am always amazed when I visit you how detailed your instructions are and so easy to follow!! You are so sweet to post them!! Absolutely beautiful project my friend!! I'm so happy to be hopping with you today!! You did a fabulous job on your first hop!! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
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AMAZING!!! project, Sonia. Such a beautiful wishing well with a wonderful and easy to follow tutorial:)
ReplyDeleteHello Dr. Sonia. Oh my goodness, you are simply amazing. What a fantastic creation, absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting.
Love Sandra xxx
This is really pretty,im also going to try one:))....yr projects always inspire me as i always think these crafts and projects only look beautiful wid costly craft products....but after looking at yr projects i know MY THINKING IS WRONG.:))
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial and the wishing well creation :they are both beautiful and well coming in the beginning of this new week.
ReplyDeletehugs,aureliaeugenia
Ps we have in the country regions,draw wells.
Sweet memories about my grandparents who brought
water-good clear water-from a draw well(thanks again)
Awesome job! Thanks so much for sharing!
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Fantastic wishing well Sonia. and great tutorial..Loz
ReplyDeleteThanks for the detailed instructions Dr. Sahab. The flowers are sssssssooooooo lovely.
ReplyDeleteSonia, dear sweet Sonia! You are such an amazing artist. This wishing well is divine. Your flowers always amaze me and the attention to detail that is reflected in all of your creations never cease to amaze me. I am so blessed to have met you and even more so to be able to call you my friend.
ReplyDeleteI am honored to have you as part of the Hop today!
Blends Til the End!
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Jessica
Wow is all I can say, such a beautiful project. and so creative.
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You are so creative. Love this well. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea for a wedding, or any party. It looks great and makes a great centerpiece!
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OMGoodness!!!!!!! How cute is that!!!!! Thank you for tutorial, maybe i can try some day. Glad to be on the Hop with you.
ReplyDeleteHugs Nataliya
fabulous creation, as always Dr. Sonia :)I love that you made it into a flower vase for all those gorgeous punch craft roses, it's gorgeous lvoe it
ReplyDeleteSo excited to be a part of this blog hop with you and the other ladies, we are already followers of each others blogs :) This is my second hop, last wkend was my first, I know what you mean about being nervous, I was like that last Saturday, and things didn't run smoothly for me but this one went off without a hitch, well after I realized I was supposed to schedule mine to go life at 5 but that would have been 3 hrs to early so I adjusted it and woot, lol nice to see we have Jessica as a mutual friend Dr. Sonia, have a great day :)
Cindy http://toolsofacropingqueen.blogspot.com
This is absolutely jaw dropping and amazing doc... Love love love love it.. Am gonna give ti a shot... :-)
ReplyDeleteAs usual, outstanding!
ReplyDeleteSonia
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely fabulous!!! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial. I love your little flowers.
Myrna
This is so beautiful! You are truly an amazing artist! Great hopping with you!
ReplyDeleteJulie
http://jk-littlebitofbling.blogspot.com/
What a beautiful wishing well. I am a new follower. TFS.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
http://craftywizard.blogpsot.com
What a beautiful project. Thank you for tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWow I loved your tutorial...and your project is beautiful. I am so glad I got to play along in the hope Hugz Anne
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this is really gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Wow ...what a sparkling and beautiful well and thanks for the tutorial
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wishing well! Love the papers you used for everything. You are very talented Dr!
ReplyDeleteSo great to be a part of this hop w you!
Be blessed, Beckie
This is soooo beautiful Sonia. You've done a Great Job on the inspiration!
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Hugs,
Riti
p.s. Am a Follower here !
Your wishing well is amazing! Thank you for the tutorial! I am a new follower!
ReplyDeleteTracy
owlbecraftin.blogspot.com
Sonia, what an amazing "Wishing Well". Tons of work involved and thanks for sharing the instructions.
ReplyDeleteAm following you now.
Luisa
http://www.creativedesignsbyluisa.com
This is so neat, and I love all of those roses! :)
ReplyDeleteAmy
redheadedcrafter.blogspot.com
Well (could not resist) this is one Bee-utiful flower embellished wishing-well decoration. Especially like the shine & flowers. Wonderful giveaways. I've been a follower of your wonderful blog for while.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com
This wishing well is amazing and love your detailed instructions. Thank you!
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WOW~~~
ReplyDeleteThis is simply amazing!!! FAB job on your wishing well! Thanks for the tutorial also!
jessica
chick-n-scrap.blogspot.com
eschfamily@yahoo.com
WOW! wonderful
ReplyDeleteGreetings Baukje
Absolutely gorgeous project, Sonia!!! I love each details you have put in. You had a wonderful ideea!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and stunning creation Sonia .
ReplyDeletethe colors of flowers and well are splendid .
Dr Sonia...you have outdone yourself. This is such a beautiful piece.
ReplyDeletestunning wishing well. LOve the flowers too - so pretty
ReplyDeleteLisa x
great project
ReplyDeleteSweet project! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteDeniseB
OMG I love your wishing well, such a wonderful project, i need to try that myself, thank you for this project
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Terrific! Beautiful! Fantastic! Get the hint? I love your wishing well! This is a great decoration or gift. I loved seeing how you made the well. Thank you for sharing. Edwina Brown edwinabrown@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteYour wishing well is spectacular. That would make a lovely centerpiece for a wedding or shower.
ReplyDeleteI am following you now.
Blessings,
Teresa
Absolutely incredible!!! As always I am just blown away with your amazing ability to make everything look so professional. what a great hop
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Wow, this is incredible! I have never made anything like this but it made my mouth drop open! So pretty! I am a new follower
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I follow you every day! and this has to be amazing and different.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! THis is stunning! All of it is just so pretty! What a fabulous project and thank you so much for all of the step by step and photos! Happy to be a new follower!
ReplyDeleteLisa
lisascreativeniche at gmail.com
Hi Sonia, Another great project! I'm always blown away by your creations!
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http://crazyaboutscrapin.blogspot.com
OMG, Dr. Sonia! that is just darling cute!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you both made such a complex and incredible project! Yours came out to be perfect, and those flowers are unbelievable! Love this!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower!
so pretty!! great job!!! :)
ReplyDeleteCandace
scrappin2littleprincesses.blogspot.com
Lovely work Doctor. You always share your ideas, which is so generous of you.
ReplyDeleteSonia, this is beautiful! The flowers, and the colors are gorgeous! I saw a pre-made wishing well to purchase from an online store, however, it was located in Australia..the shipping would have cost me more than the product. Now I can make my own from your tutorial. Thank you for the inspiration. It has been a pleasure being in the blends hop with you;)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great wishing well! It has been fun hopping with yoU!
ReplyDeleteCarri~abusybee
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Sonia, I have marked this as a favorite, I am going to have to come back to this tutorial and make this! It is just fantastic! I love it!
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america57@comcast.net
this is sooooo beautiful.you're very very talented.everything here is pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow...What a lovely Wishing Well....Loved the Roses...So Pretty!!!Beautiful...!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely!! And for once, I think I may be able to try it someday :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Hugs,
Smita
This is so lovely dear...Great explanation...
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks like alot of work. Great job.
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Loving Scrapper 101
Another wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing! Beautiful work at the end
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You are a great addition to any blog hop! I love what you created here. Adding the little bucket is just the perfect finishing touch. I do love the well when it's filled with your beautiful flowers...and since it took all week to make them, they deserve a fabulous vase. You have the most creative ideas. Great tutorial as usual too!
ReplyDeleteWell Dr. Sonia, I'm back, from the blog hop you sent me on. I must say, so far yours is the most detailed with your wonderful tutorial. I guess I'm prejudiced anyway....lol
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are just beautiful.
Teddie
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off to finish the hop
thank you
The punch craft lows are soo pretty
ReplyDelete!!! Such an easy tut!!!
This is great! I saw it on MIM so had to take a closer look. xx Jan
ReplyDeleteYour projects are always so amazing Sonia! totally love this and thx for the tute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty wishing well!!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I love it! Thanks for the great tutorial as well.
ReplyDeletesonia as i know you are wonderful.i came to know from u about this hop.your wishing well is wonderful .thanks
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Congrats on your first hop Sonia, As always you have created one fabulous project!! Such a fun wishing well and beautiful also. Love the flowers you filled it with. Im saving this tutorial :) have a wonderful week!!
ReplyDeleteYour wishing well is beautiful and the flowers are amazing!
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paravella@aol.com
This is a beautiful wishing well. Love the roses ...awesome!
ReplyDeleteDr. Sonia, another amazing project and tutorial. Thank you for sharing all your wonderful work. NancyD
ReplyDeleteOh, forgot to mention that I saw it on mim!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic project and tutorial Sonia. saw this on MIM.. faye
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that is AMAZING! Saw your project on Make it Monday and had to come over and take a closer look.
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Paul
Crafty Blogocks
DT Member for Catch The Bug
Wow! This is amazing work. Love the beautiful paper you used to create your well and the roses are gorgeous, as usual.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing. Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I saw this on Make it Monday.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love your wishing well!!! I am going to have to check out the rest of your blog hop... Love the roses!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, antonella :-)
Truly amazing Sonia, I wish I had time this week to join you on the hop, unfortunately for me I do not. I will be back to check out your blends blogs though as I get a minute here and there! lol. Cheers Vicki
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia - thanks for posting the reoute to this blog - I am really enjoying it - what a beautiful project you have made
ReplyDeletejust awesomeeeee u r really ingeniousssss
ReplyDeleteOh woah WOW...I'm seriously freaking out about this project! So realistic with that paper and those flowers are just outstanding! Thank you so much for sharing the secrets of the trade here. I had to laugh when I read about your flowers. It would take me a whole year to do that many. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for another beautiful entry at MIM!
Hugs,
Lisa xx
Dr.Sonia, your project is beautiful! You did not forget any details! The roses are precious! Love the tiny bucket! Thank you for the tutorial! Congratulations on your first blog hop! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWell your first hop was a success with this amazing project! Wow, lots of work and your flowers are gorgeous! Thanks for the sharing the details! New follower too!
ReplyDeleteSonia, This is AMAZING! I can't believe my eyes! Its incredible! Well Done Bravo!
ReplyDeleteShelly
http://mypaperlove.blogspot.com/
I love the idea of the wishing well it's really magical. I can never get over how wonderful you always make the roses, these are so perfect they look as though they smell like a summer garden. It's so hard to believe that they are hand made. They are truly beautiful Sonia.
ReplyDeleteawesome Wishing well. the roses are beautiful. The paper work is done very neatly. Sonia, whoever enters your house will surely find themselves inside a fairy land :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome job! This is a great project and I'm loving it. Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
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sonia u are simply fabulous at creating 3D rojects. I just love them all !!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, amazing, so, so beautiful that I run out of words to express how much I love your wishing well! The roses are so delicate and love the golden paper, even I am not a golden lover usually! Thank you very much for sharing the tutorial for it!
ReplyDeleteWow what an amazing project and you sure did a wonderful job on it!!!!! Thanks for the tutorial too!!!!! Fabulous work!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia
ReplyDeleteThis wishing well truly is amazing! So beautiful!
The instructions and photos are so clear and easy to follow.
Thank you for sharing with us at Make It Monday this week.
Michelle :o)
wow... lovely..
ReplyDeletewow, what a nice project! very lovely
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love all the flowers too. I have been playing around with the idea of making a wishing well...I have not gotten very far though LOL
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me with all your wonderful makes and this is no eception. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteFantastic project. It's truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely little wishing well.. thanks for sharing the tutorial on MIM..
ReplyDeleteWonderful project, Sonia...and fabulously detailed tutorial. Great job, as always!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog!
Hugs, Susan
WOW! Now that is gorgeous. Great wishing well. I'm following your blog.
ReplyDeleteSmiles Sher
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How pretty is your wishing well... your creativity is amazing, Sonia.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Unstampabelles with your second creation.
Monica
Absolutely amazing work..
ReplyDeletePreethu
http://preethusgalleria.blogspot.com/
hi Sonia - thanks for the comments - the mixed one gave me a real chuckle
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Love all the different elements especially the flowers. Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such nice comments about my work too.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you entered this over at Unstampabelles Dr Sonia....as this is such an amazing project.
ReplyDeleteOh wow Sonia this is amazing, thanks for the fab tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI saw it on MIM :)
hugs Mandy xx
me again, just popped in to say HI.
ReplyDeleteDIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com
Saw your stunning wishing well on Make it Monday! Absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful flowers! Spectacular job!
ReplyDeleteHow cute it is :) Amazing project Sonia!
ReplyDeleteYou always have that WOW factor going on with your projects. I love your latest creation!!This is so very beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Trish
wow thats a lots of comments there!!!! can I say anything more... just super awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, how wonderful! I love your wishing well. You always do the the most gorgeous creative projects!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Marie
Wonderful creation Sonia. D
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation Sonia. Fab tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJudex
Hello. I saw you at Make it Monday.
ReplyDeleteI must say great idea and super tutorial. Lots of work but it looks really great. Thanks for sharing.
Katarina XXX
Wow! You always have the most amazing projects. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSonia this is beautiful and so clever - and your tutorial is excellent to boot! Thanks for joining us again at Unstampabelles.
ReplyDeletewow what a fab project and a great tutorial ...i saw this stunner on MIM and had to pop over for a look
ReplyDeletetracey x
wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww this is awsome. its soooooooo beautiful.... I could not do any hopping due to having fever. I am making flowers with ur tutorials... I hope they come out cutely..
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping at my blog. I'm glad you enjoyed what you saw. Your Wishing Well is wonderful. You have done a fantastic tutorial on how to. Thank you so much for doing that. I also see all your wonderful project on your right side bar. I'm going to have to spend some time at your blog and check out your projects. Everything looks so amazing.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Patricia
That is so cool! And what a great tutorial! Thanks for playing with us at UnstampaBelles.
ReplyDeleteSaw this at MIM. What a cool project. Thanks for the great instructions. :-)
ReplyDeleteOMG your project is soooo BEAUTIFUL!FANTASTIC job as always my friend!:)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, what an absolutely stunning creation!!! Luv and Hugs, Trish x
ReplyDeleteHi there! I just have to say WOW!!! This is so beautiful & extremely creative! Very nicely done....
ReplyDeleteINKY HUGS!
Nicole :)
Hi there! I just have to say WOW!!! This is so beautiful & extremely creative! Very nicely done....
ReplyDeleteINKY HUGS!
Nicole :)
Beautiful!! Congratulations for being in the first blog hop. I know how it feels the first time.
ReplyDeleteThis is FABulous... Soo beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteWow...wat an amazing work dear doc....
ReplyDeletePerfect!!!!!
Am primit un premiu virtual si m-am gandit sa-l dau mai departe spre tine :D
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This is totally gorgeous Doc!! I absolutely loved the tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing.
ReplyDeletetruly amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!.. THis is soo soo beautiful!.. I really cant believe its handmade!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's so beautiful!
ReplyDelete(Thanks for commenting on my blog. I think you don't need the movement part, your wishing well absolutely stunning!).
AWESOME!!! I so need to get a score pal now!! :-|
ReplyDeleteAmazing:)
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