Taffeta Flowers Tutorial - Technique Junkies · Stamps: Autumn Leaves Finished Card Artwork: Kimm...
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© 2002-2011www.patstamps.com Supplies: - 16” Taffeta Ribbon - 1 ¾” Circle Punch - Heat Tool - Cardstock Scrap in same color as ribbon - Scissors - Brad - Cropadile or hole punch - Tweezers - Adhesive Step One: Use the scissors to snip the ribbon two-thirds of the way through at every one-inch increment. Keep adding cuts 1” apart for the entire length of the ribbon. Step Two: Holding the ribbon with a tweezers or scissors against a flat heat-resistant surface, heat the back of the ribbon sections one at a time, until they curl up a bit. Taffeta Flowers Tutorial I saw this pretty technique tutorial done by Kelly Acheson and I knew I had to share it. This is a great embel- lishment for almost any scrapbook page.
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Supplies: - 16” Taffeta Ribbon- 1 ¾” Circle Punch- Heat Tool- Cardstock Scrap in same color as ribbon- Scissors- Brad- Cropadile or hole punch- Tweezers- Adhesive
Step One:Use the scissors to snip the ribbon two-thirds of the way through at every one-inch increment. Keep adding cuts 1” apart for the entire length of the ribbon.
Step Two:Holding the ribbon with a tweezers or scissors against a flat heat-resistant surface, heat the back of the ribbon sections one at a time, until they curl up a bit.
Taffeta Flowers TutorialI saw this pretty technique tutorial done by Kelly Acheson and I knew I had to share it. This is a great embel-
lishment for almost any scrapbook page.
© 2002-2011 www.patstamps.com
Step Three:Repeat on entire length of ribbon.
Step Three:Punch the circle out of matching cardstock. Apply adhesive to entire punched circle.
Step Four:Starting at the outer edge of the cardstock, press the straight edge of the ribbon onto the edge of the circle. Apply the ribbon so that the ribbon is attached about 1/8” in.
Step Five:Continue adding the ribbon around the edge of the circle. Once the complete outer edge is filled, start a row on the inside of the circle in the same way, overlapping the curled petals. (Note: the ribbon length is wrapped in my palm in this picture; do not cut the ribbon in this step,
Step Six:Continue around the inside of the ribbon until the entire center area is filled.
Step Seven:Use the scissors to cut off any excess ribbon.
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Step Nine:Place a hole in the center of the flower. Attach the brad in the center (Note: the underside of the ribbon is pictured above).
Step Ten:Use the heat tool to curl the petals more, if desired.
Step Eleven:Use the scissors to cut off any stray threads. Use as desired on fin-ished piece.
Finished CardArtwork: Pat HuntoonStamps: smARTworks!
Finished CardArtwork: Nancy DawsonStamps: Stampin’ Up!© 1990-2011 Stampin’ Up! ®
Finished CardArtwork: Judy JacksonStamps: Stampers Anonymous
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Finished LayoutArtwork: Pat HuntoonStamps: Autumn Leaves
Finished CardArtwork: Kimm Bennington-Thompson
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Finished CardArtwork: Judy JacksonStamps: smARTworks
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Finished CardArtwork: Kimm Bennington-ThompsonStamps: smARTworks, Stampin’ Up!© 1990-2011 Stampin’ Up! ®
Finished CardArtwork: Pat HuntoonStamps: Close To My Heart
