Friday, July 23, 2010

STEP 5 PETAL PUNCHED FLOWERS INTO ROSE

 STEP 5 PETAL PUNCHED FLOWERS INTO ROSE

Do you like these roses? Check out this tutorial about how to make them! This is my first tutorial, so helpful criticism is appreciated! Just leave a comment!

Materials Needed: 
A sheet of patterned paper or cardstock; Quick Dry Glue (I used Scotch Quick-Dry Tacky Adhesive); mini-mister; bamboo (or other) skewer; 5 petal flower punch 1 1/2" to 2" (though you could probably adapt it to use with a 6 petal punch, my punch was 1 3/4"); scissors



STEP 1: Punch out 3 flowers using flower punch. ALTERNATIVE: Use a die cut machine to cut out 3 identically sized flowers between 1 1/2" and 2". 

OPTIONAL STEP: Ink edges if desired.


STEP 2: Cut the Pieces--Take the 1st punched flower and cut a slit into it between two petals half of the diameter of the center of the flower (as shown by the 1st flower pictured--looking at it left to right). Take the second punched flower and cut out one petal as shown (pieces 2 and 5 in the picture from left to right). Take the 3rd flower and cut out 2 petals (pieces 3 and 4 in the picture above). You will now have 5 pieces.



STEP 3: Glue pieces of flower into cone like shapes. Put Quick-Dry Glue on the petal left of the cut in the flower then over lap the petal to the right of the cut to make a cone like shape as shown below. TIP: Hold the petals you are gluing together for a few seconds to make sure they are adhered firmly.  Repeat for each of the 1st 3 pieces (5 petals, 4 petals, and 3 petals pieces).




STEP 4: Use the mini-mister filled with water to spray the BACK side of the cones of paper to make it easier to roll edges of the flowers. Use a skewer once cone is damp to roll each edge of the 3 cones you created in Step 3. With the 2 petal piece, roll one edge down, like the other cones (if it is like an upside down heart, the edge you roll down is on the right)--then (upside down heart left side) roll in towards center creating a cone. With the 1 petal--roll around skewer to create cone.  Here is what your final result will be:




STEP 5: Putting all the pieces together. Take bottom, 4 petal piece and put a dot of Quick-Dry Glue in the point of the cone, put the 3 petal layer into the 4 petal layer and hold until glue almost dries. Take 3 petal cone and 4 petal cone which are now glued together and put a dot of glue in the top, 3 petal cone and then put the 2 petal cone into the 3 petal cone and hold until glue almost dries. Add a big dot of glue to the 2 petal cone (currently the top layer) and take the 2 petals (one rolled down, one rolled into cone) and place it into the 2 petal cone. Finally, place 1 petal center cone into the center of the flower. You can arrange the roses layers until they look "right" to you and it looks like a rose!

Here is a picture of the final product:


Materials Used for this particular rose: patterned paper (Pebbles May Bouquet Collection--Bloom) from cropchocolate.com; adhesive (Scotch Quick-Dry Tacky Adhesive); scissors (Fiskars); punch (EK Success Paper Shapers--5 Petaled Flower); miscellaneous tools (Preferred Products Bamboo Skewers 10" Long; Ranger Ink Mini-Mister)

17 comments:

  1. You did a terrific job on your tutorial! It is very informative and easy to understand and to follow! Good job!

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  2. Wow Megan!! Great job. Love the flowers.. so pretty. I would never have tried something like this, but you explained it so nicely.. I may actually give it a try. AAA+++

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  3. Wow that seems so easy but they look so difficult to make. Love the steps and the idea. I just may have to buy a flower punch now

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  4. Great job! Gonna have to give it a try. Now I need to add flower punch to shopping list!

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  5. I have got to get that punch! Great tutorial and flowers!

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  6. You can also use the George Basic Cart for this same flower.. Flower<2 without buying a punch.

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  7. Thanks for the tutorial. Cyndi is righ tyou can use George to cut these too. Hello Kitty Font also has this flower. Also thanks for showing in patterend paper. I never think to do that.

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  8. Awesome job on the tutorial! I want to make some of these now!! Great flower!

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  9. great job...i'll have to try too!

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  10. Awesome tutorial Megan!!!! Love the 3 dimensional part!!!

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  11. Great tutorial! thank you so much! you did a great job!

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  12. those are beautiful! Fantastic and easy to follow tutorial! thanks for sharing!

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  13. Thanks for submitting your charming LO for the journaling junkie challenge 85. I would love to showcase it in our reader's roundup on the 15th of August.
    The 3d rose tutorial you created is beautiful and very easy to follow. Many thanks

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  14. These are so cool! I have that punch and can't wait to try them!!

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  15. Megan, great tutorial. I have been making these flowers since I saw the same tutorial on Yahoo.. must easier to find the tutorial on your site.

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