Concertina flowers: we see them everywhere at the moment and Jude made the following wish recently:
I would like tutorial on Concertina Flowers if possible. Not eveyone has a die cut machine or times being hard peeps cant afford them. I know it's going to be very trendy this year in craft field. Just wondered if possible tutorial could be made by hand. Thanks - Jude x
So our talented fairies got to work, and I also asked our guest Fairy Cheryl if she would do something too... So she will lead the way with Ria today using metal for her concertina flowers. Ria has made her Rosettes from patterned paper.
So what have you won this week? Well...... I'm not going to tell ya... Every so often, we'll leave it as a surprise.... don't forget to get in touch with your address Jude so we can send you your surprise gift ;)
Cut two metal strips with deckle edge scissors
Next, make tiny valley and mountain folds using a scoring board
You will now have your two folded strips of metal
Glue them together to make a flower.
You can use High Tack Double sided tape or Glossy Accents for this.
Here`s Cheryl final card. She placed her metal flower onto a scalloped circle.
To make her sample, Cheryl used:
Craft metal,copper
Decorative scissors,
Nestabilities scalloped circle
Crafty individuals,lady in Paris,stamp CI-260
Archival ink coffee
Distress ink old paper
Decorative scissors,
Nestabilities scalloped circle
Crafty individuals,lady in Paris,stamp CI-260
Archival ink coffee
Distress ink old paper
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Ria made her flower by hand too, but used Craftwork Cards and Craft Creations patterned paper instead
Here`s what she has prepared for you (you can click on the image to zoom in and right click to save it)
and here`s Ria final samples
To make this sample, Ria used:
Marianne's creatables broderie border
Marianne's creatables double frame (used the sirl and leaf thing behind the flower)
Craft creations blue dots paper
Craftwork Cards botanical collection Colour me pack
Cosmic Shimmer waterpaint set 6 greens
Ribbon
Nestabilities scalloped circle
Marianne's creatables double frame (used the sirl and leaf thing behind the flower)
Craft creations blue dots paper
Craftwork Cards botanical collection Colour me pack
Cosmic Shimmer waterpaint set 6 greens
Ribbon
Nestabilities scalloped circle
On this card, Ria used:
Marianne's creatables model 3 border
We hope you enjoyed this. Please let us know in a comment below.
Tomorrow, your fairies will be Poupette and Isasart... Hope you see you then
Isa









Top class work ladies. I just love Cheryls vintage card:)
ReplyDeleteGreat wish Jude! Love the flowers you've made and a great way to use up some of the large plain buttons in my box.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fab tutorials ladies. I made one of these a few weeks back, but am now inspired to make a metal one :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous tutorial and love all the cards. Spooky moment when I saw the last one too as I just used the same colours on my last card with some My Paper World stamps.
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Wow girls you've excelled yourself would never have thought of using metal and the end product is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for making my wish come true will go and have to find sometime to play!
I will email you now my addy cant wait for the postman!
Thanks again for showcasing and finding time to do the requested techniques just love em!
hugs judex
Brilliant samples, well done. Going off to have a play xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea doing it with metal :) must give it a try, super examples as always :)
ReplyDeleteThey all are beautiful! Thanks for sharing how to, this is such an interesting blog so glad Cheryl sent me over. ~Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cards Isabelle.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.xx
Gorgeous ladies!!!
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