Roses created from Stampin' Up!'s Seam Binding are an easy way to add "WOW" to any project! Learn how to make your own following these easy steps!
1. Punch a 3/4" circle from card stock.
2. Cover with Sticky Strip or other adhesive.
3. Snip off a 6" piece of Seam Binding.
4. Pull out one or two threads from one end.
5. Shirr the seam binding by pulling on the threads. But be careful...don't pull the thread completely out!
6. Double the shirred seam binding and wrap thread around it all to form a blossom.
7. Attach to the Sticky Strip covered circle, and trim off the excess.
8. Form a "leaf" in the same manner and attach. Trim off the excess.
9. Add a pearl.
10. To make your roses fuller, simply use a longer piece of seam binding and "scrunchy" it up as you add it to the card stock circle.
As with every new skill, your roses will get better with practice. I hope you enjoy them! Until next time...
34 comments:
This is terrific Ann! Thank you so much for sharing!
Oh my gosh I can't wait to try this! Your roses are gorgeous! Thanks very much for the tutorial.
Wow, this looks super easy now that you've broken it down step by step. Thanks so much, Ann! You're the bestest! :)
Great pictorial Ann! Thanks for sharing the technique!
Thanks so much for sharing. They look terrific. I want to give it a try when I get some time. So another bookmark for your tutorial. D
Thanks so much for the Pictorial. Such an easy technique that adds a big impact. TFS!
Ann, Thank you so much for sharing your Roses tutorial! You make it all look so easy but I will try! They look so gorgeous made in the Cherry Cobbler seam binding.
Thanks Ann for your roses tutorial. These are beautiful and I will have to give them a try
Yuppers, I have been waiting for this tutorial, Ann! Thank you so much for sharing this and for sharing your beautiful creations and your creative talent. You are such an inspiration! Big hugs! :)
Thanks for the great pictorial on making the rose and leaf with the seam binding Ann. They look perfect.
Awesome! Thank U
ColleenB.
Gorgeous!! This goes on my list of things to do today as I have a friend coming this morning to play! Wish you could come too. :) Thank you so mcuh for sharing this Ann.
Thanks for the step by step instructions! I need to try one of these.
Awesome pictorial! I can't wait to try making my own. Your roses are always so gorgeous.
OMG ANN this goreous! just gorgeous I tell ya.... and it is a SUPER DUPER TUT!
Thanks so much... I just love the leaves too. Hugs
Thanks for sharing your secrets to creating something that looks so complex! Step by step it really seems easy and the result is stunning. I will definitely try this out over the weekend!
How super easy-peasy is that! Never would have thought it would be that easy! Can't wait to try it!
can't wait to try this Ann ~ thanks for sharing this with us!
Awesome Ann! Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to try this sometime. The cherry cobbler and always art. colors are perfect for this. Thank you for putting this together and sharing your talents.
Thanks for sharing the pictorial! Your roses are beautiful!
Wow thanks for this - I might be able to do this!
Ann, thanks for the neat idea and for sharing it.
The roses are gorgeous! What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
OMGosh Ann! One of a kind!!! This is the most beautiful and delicate and sophisticated rose, just as a rose should be. It is brilliant using the seam binding for this. I just love it....hopping over 2 feet to my craft table! p.s. your pics are amazing...just the perfect one's to teach.....teach!
These are so beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial.
Ann - thanks so much for sharing, you're the best.
Julie
Ann - thanks so much for sharing, you're the best.
Julie
Thanks for the step by step! I want to try this but wonder if I will muck it up? Then, do I admit that I can't do it? Ah, I think I will give it a try soon just to see! Those roses are just drop dead gorgeous. I suppose mine will just look sickly. Whatever....thanks again Ann.
Chris R. from Iowa
This is really a neat technique. Thank you Ann.
Ooooh! How CLEVER!!! I have to make some of these!
Thank you for the pictorial.
Ann, I have seen these flowers before, but you explained the process fabulously (must be the teacher in you!) Not only did you explain the technique so well, you displayed it beautifully. LOVE IT
hugs
jaydee
WOW, thanks for such a sweet tutorial! Can't wait to make some of these pretty little buds!
Found this on pinterest~Awesome flowers! tfs
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