Ok NOT a rosette. Not a card either. I decide to do a tea light holder . Not sure who to give it to, so let me know i you want it., also let me know if you want a youtube tutorial
This one has a lot of techniques in it.
1/ Started with blank kraft cardstock. Die cut 4 framed windows.Stamped wood grain effect. . Put vellum in each window.
2/ printed out girl thanks to kathy for her, duplicated her and cut out a second skirt. Cut vellum twice as long and pleated. Using parchment pens I did the embossing work on her underskirt. re pleated skirt back to size, glues onto waist and trimmed to shape. then pleated the over skirt to match an place that over vellum skirt. glued on small bow to cover up the waistline.
Cut 2 large, medium, flowers from white card stock, 2 each small and X small in yellow card stock. I then printed flowers on in melon mambo and peekaboo peach. Using the Heartfelt 3 d shaper. i spritzed with water, then ran them through the big shot.
Glued flowers to lantern, glued lantern together, put girl on one side.
1/ Started with blank kraft cardstock. Die cut 4 framed windows.Stamped wood grain effect. . Put vellum in each window.
2/ printed out girl thanks to kathy for her, duplicated her and cut out a second skirt. Cut vellum twice as long and pleated. Using parchment pens I did the embossing work on her underskirt. re pleated skirt back to size, glues onto waist and trimmed to shape. then pleated the over skirt to match an place that over vellum skirt. glued on small bow to cover up the waistline.
Cut 2 large, medium, flowers from white card stock, 2 each small and X small in yellow card stock. I then printed flowers on in melon mambo and peekaboo peach. Using the Heartfelt 3 d shaper. i spritzed with water, then ran them through the big shot.
Glued flowers to lantern, glued lantern together, put girl on one side.
Obviously being cardstock you would not put a real tea light in, but you can get battery ones. I will get a pic later of it lit up so you can see.
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