Paper Rosette Video Tutorial

Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 50 comments
Happy Wednesday,
Today feels like a Thursday, not a Wednesday....

I was playing with the upgrade in ilife 11'. It has a few more features, but not too much that I would use in my videos. Great stuff for home videos though :) The iphoto update is amazing and I can do so much more...

Today's video is a tutorial on how to make your own paper rosettes. Tim Holtz has a die for making rosettes but this one just uses a score board and border punch. Enjoy....



I'm working on the list of all your video suggestions. If anyone has any suggestions please feel free to contact me (above link). I think Gypsy will need to be high on the list :) Thanks for all the comments and suggestions. Have a great Wednesday :)

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50 comments

  1. What an awesome idea!!

    PennyG cricut mb

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  2. Oh wow I had wondered how you made it and it is a great way to embellish. Thanks for sharing.
    Kim xXx

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  3. Great idea! I am anxious to try this. Thanks for sharing!!

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  4. Thanks Christina its so much easier when you can actually see someone making it.

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  5. Thanks for sharing, Christina. I bought the Tim Holtz die, it is awesome!
    Susan

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  6. I love these medallions. They are great elements for all cards even masculine ones.
    Marcie

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  7. That was so cool. Embellishments cost so much and to be able to make something as nice as this for a fraction of the cost is a great idea. Thank you for sharing.

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  8. Another great tutorial! Nice (and cheap) way to embellish!

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  9. Your tutorials are always so easy to follow-great teacher. thanks so much

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  10. What a great start to your new tutorials. I loved it. Now there's no reason for any seasonal punch to lay dormant in your drawer. Thanks.

    Barb. from Toronto, Canada

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  11. THanks for the great tutorial. I bought the spider web border last week and wondered if I would use it that much. This video gives me one more use for the punch which is great. Ant=y videos with some type of container to make or use to hold goodies to give would be great.

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  12. They look like so much fun and easy...will be making a one later today. Thanks for all your great ideas!!

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  13. Thank you for this tutorial....I needed to make one and really didn't get the full jest of it, until now....can't believe how easy it really is.....

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  14. Love this! It's so easy! Thanks for the idea.

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  15. I love this idea! I am going to try it this weekend!!! Thanks for the tutorial!

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  16. Christina, you are so talented! Your paper rosette idea is wonderful. Thanks.

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  17. Thanks for showing us this technique. I will definatly have to try making some of these.

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  18. Oh WOW! I am going to start making rosettes. This is such a GREAT idea. Thank you so much for your video.

    Marjorie from TX

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  19. WOW! What a great tutorial. Can't wait to make these! I just bought the Martha spider web punch too. Many thanks.

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  20. Wow Christina!!! Your the bestest!!

    TFS

    dendearmas@aol.com

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  21. Great video. I am going to make these for sure. TFS

    Donna C.
    goCricutgo

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  22. Thanks for the tutorial, Christina! So easy to follow - now to dig out that hot glue gun somewhere in the garage :) haven't used one in years!

    Melody

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  23. Wow thanks for sharing Christina that looks like fun I'll have to try some

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  25. all i have to say is... that was great AND you always have great work. ty so very much. i have your blog in my favorites. xoxo cake35@comcast.net

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  26. What a great rosette. I love it. Thanks for the tutorial. I really love it when you show how to make embellishments.

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  27. Thanks Christina. For some reason when I watch your videos now, the audio goes out and I have to go over to Youtube to watch. Curious isn't it? Anyhoo, I tried this once and mine ripped at the outside edges. I'm going to try again though. Thanks!

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  28. Thanks for the tutorial Christina. I just bought the spiderweb punch and I think I'll give this one a try.

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  29. Thanks Christina, I used this same Idea and made some big Christmas ornaments for our tree last year. I can't wait to see if they lasted the year round:)

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  30. What a great idea, Christina. I really like the rosette flowers and using the punch really makes them special. Thanks for sharing. Smiles Carolyn

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  31. Great video! You can also do this with a ribbon...just take a length and sew a running stitch in the shape of a U coming down at one end and along the length then going up at the other end...pull your strong thread and it gathers and presto you have a ribbon flower. On the wired ones, you can just pull one wire out and then pull the other to gather. It works the same way! Am off to try your paper one though. =)
    Judie
    judieshe@gmail.com

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  32. Great idea! Nice job and thanks for sharing.

    Linda

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  33. Love it! I saw Martha do plain huge rosettes using her scoreboard, but punching the edge makes them awesome, I never thought of that. I got my MS scoreboard and LOVE it. I like it better than my Score-It. Like you said though, be careful not to tear your paper, the little white tool is sort of sharp!

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  34. Pretty neat. That's a great idea. Thanks.

    http://iwycd.blogspot.com/

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  35. Thank you, Thank you! I am going to try one of these tonight. So great of you share. I actually have what is needed to make one of these flowers and cannot wait. You are a gem!

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  36. Christina!
    Great and I will actually do this!
    Keep the flowers coming - love them.

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  37. What a great idea.
    And I have the punch wahoo.
    Thanks Christina your tips are so great. Thanks for sharing

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  38. Chistina....that is so neat. Thank you for sharing this.

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  39. Thanks, Christina! Great tutorial! Love the look of the rosettes! :)

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  40. Thanks Christina,

    I hadn't thought of punching the borders, great touch!

    Hugs,

    Carmen

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  41. Love this Chris, I can't wait to try it.

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  42. You made that look so easy... I guarantee the first one I try will end up being recycled...lol Thanks for sharing this neat project with us!

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  43. Great idea wow the possibilites with all those punches. Great tutorial. thanks so much

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  44. I love the way you made this. I have most of the M Steward border punches and never could figure out an easy uniform way of doing the rossette. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
    gr8mom

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  45. Thanks for a great video. This is a wonderful rosette and you made it so easy to make. Such a wonderful idea to use tools we already have to make something different than the original purpose.

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  46. Thank you for the video because I have made these but points you made in the video, made it much easier! Using the hot glue was faster as well as the MS score board due to the 1/4 inch marks.

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  47. Thanks for the great video tutorial, I can't wait to try this!

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  48. I had a blast making these and appreciate your sharing this video with us. Check out my flowers here
    http://dianesdribble.blogspot.com/2010/10/2-of-kind.html

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  49. Thanks so much for the video! Also, thanks for not re-recording or deleting the trouble spots because it shows the realness of the process.

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  50. I'm going to try it right now. Thanks smart girl!

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