Step 1: Cut your ric rac in two lengths. I used Light Pink and cut two lengths of 20 inches each. I twisted them together every so often and sewed along one edge with my sewing machine. If you don't sew, you could use liquid or hot glue.
Step 2: Start rolling up your flower from one end, adding dots of hot glue every so often.
Step 3: Tuck the end underneath and glue to the bottom. You will have a little rosette!
I wanted more of an open flower, so I spread out all of the "petals."
Step 4: I cut a small circle of matching felt and hot glued it to the bottom of the flower.
Step 5: Using a coordinating color of felt, I cut two leaves and glued those to the circle. I attached the flower to my card using Scor-Tape. And voila!
I added a row of the same ric rac along the bottom and added a flower button and some string. My sentiment is by Technique Tuesday and the designer paper is from the Everyday Eclectic Collection by Echo Park. There are a lot of beautiful ric rac colors in the RRR Store HERE. At a cost of about 30 cents for this flower (as opposed to much more pre-made in stores) you can make a whole garden full!
You could add a clip and make this a hair accessory, or attach it to a headband too!
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you will give this a try!
Just beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Thank you for the great tutorial and beautiful card, Judy!
ReplyDeleteGosh your so talented your rose is really pretty as is your card x
ReplyDeletegreat idea there!!! beautiful card as well :)
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely beautiful Judy. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful ric rac flower and card Judy! Thanks so much for sharing how you made it. Happy Thanksgiving to all!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Judy. I think you must have ate some of those magic brownies that bonnie has been baking............lololo
ReplyDeletethanks for the share on the deets, adding to my bucket list.
ava g
This is such a delightful card! Love how you've created this flower!
ReplyDeleteGASP! AMAZING tutorial.
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