Make a Ribbon Flower
by
Judy Cantrell
by
Judy Cantrell
Supplies:
Ribbon
Dye-based paint
Scissors
Ruler
Brads
Glue
Bling
Die cut or flower punch
Rubber Stamps
Archival Black Ink
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Instructions:
- Cut six pieces of ribbon 5 ½” long. (14cm)
- Place the strips in a box lined with newspaper.
- Spray with a dye based paint.
- Add another layer of paint; this can be a coordinating color.
- Once dry repeat the back side of ribbon.
- After the second spray has dried stamp a pattern on the top side of ribbon using an archival ink.
- Stack three strips in a six piece pie shape.
- Starting at the bottom strip fold each piece to the center, secure with adhesive or glue dot. This is the first part of the flower.
- Take the second three strips, fold as the first flower.
10.Stack the two flowers together by staggering the petals.
Punch a hole using a punch or Crop-A-Dile. Secure with a brad.
Punch a hole using a punch or Crop-A-Dile. Secure with a brad.
11. Use a circle flower punch with an old dictionary or stamp
an image on flower circle using archival black ink.
an image on flower circle using archival black ink.
12. Apply the circle punched flower to the center of flower.
13. As a final step: apply a glue dot to center and then apply bling or stone to center.
Now lets see your flower used on a project!
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2 comments:
DO you have a picture to add to the tutorial. I am a visual person LOL
I would really appreciate seeing the final craft project too. I am another visual person. TIA
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