This whole craft is about folding paper to make a fan and then putting them together to form a large circle.
Here is how to make these pretties!
Did you ever fold paper to make a fan? This is very similar to that. In fact, it's the same - only put 2 of the fans back to back to make a whole round rosette and glue together. You'll see... it's easy.
Take a piece of scrapbook paper and fold it back and forth. Make 2 of these.
Cut this in half.
Attach all the pieces together to form a long folded rectangle using double sided clear tape.
Tape the ends together also to form a big folded circle.
Lay it out flat.
Put some hot glue in the center to hold the rosette together... done.
I considered putting a paper heart in the center but it seemed like it might be too much.
Now, I can hear my mother saying (she hasn't seen them yet), "What are you going to DO with them?" As if making them is not enough. They have to have a function, too. Well, that is a future post, my lovelies...
Gosh, I love these things. They came out so cute!!
Best winter wishes and stay warm, everyone!
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They look so pretty that I have to PIN it. They would so pretty displayed in the arrangement that you have in that last photo and hung on the way.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Darlene. That's really sweet of you. Really? You think I should hang them as is? Wow. I just set that up for the picture but maybe you are right. They do look kinda pretty that way. Maybe over the mantel as I have to get the Santa Claus picture off of there soon. :)
ReplyDeleteSO pretty!! Oh I just love them!! pinned! Emily@nap-timecreations.com
ReplyDeleteLinda these are so cute! I love them and they would be great to decorate for a party! Headed over to pin them!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty and they look quite easy to make. Off to pin this!
ReplyDeleteI love your paper rosettes! Aren't the colors fun? I've used them to create a vibrant wall display in my daughter's Big Girl Room Makeover. The posts isn't ready yet but I'd love for you to follow along to see all the projects I have planned.
ReplyDeleteI'm following along to see what you have planned!
Fun and fast two of my requirements for crafting! I will keep these in mind for spring garden party. Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteCompletely love these paper beauties. I especially like the different printed papers you used. Visiting via "Family Fun Friday" from over at www.ritewhileucan.com where I gush over all things paper and the lost art of letter writing. You might enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI love these and they look easy. My daughter will love them too. Thanks for sharing.
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Angel
These are wonderful! I've wondered how to easily make them- wondering no longer! I'm currently in Japan waiting for my mailed packages containing my crafting supplies. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteXO/Lena @ Root&Blossom
Oh I love making these! I have to really resist not putting them on all my banners lol...
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Can't wait to see what you do with them. :) Thanks for sharing via Family Fun Friday.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you shared this!!! I was trying to figure this out earlier today for a project I'm working on right now. Thanks for sharing on the Daily Blog Boost last week! :)
ReplyDelete- Brooke -
Hey Linda,
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty. Thanks so much for sharing with Wednesday's Adorned From Above Link Party.
Debi and Charly @ Adorned From Above