Here is a card I made for a young lady that I used to teach many long years ago. She's getting married. (man, that makes me feel old...)
She loves Damask. (So do I) The bottom part in a flocked paper. The top is embossed with Victoria Cuttlebug embossing folder.
I made the roses by hand with one of Penny Duncan's rose svg cut files.
You can get the cut files from this post at Penny Duncan Creations. She also has a video on how she makes the roses. Great stuff! She is very talented and shares a lot of her files :)
I do my flowers just a little bit differently than hers. I have been making flowers out of cake icing, modeling clay, and paper for years and usually just stick to the same basic technique (old habits die hard). I follow the same basic steps of molding my petals as I explained in this tutorial. (will make a video soon) I take a lot of time shaping each petal then take time gluing and staggering each petal when I assemble the rose.
Just remember, there is no right or wrong way. Just do what works for you and have fun.
If you don't have Sure Cuts A Lot or Make the Cut and would like to see a tutorial on making a rose out of 7 circles, leave a comment mentioning it or email me at papercompulsions@gmail.com . It is an old quilling technique I used back before all the cool die cutting machines and programs came along.
Happy crafting :)

What an elegant card for the lucky couple. I know what you mean...where has the time gone? I love your embossing and the flourishes with those roses and pleated ribbon is gorgeous. Tfs.
ReplyDeleteSimply elegant!
ReplyDeleteI would love some more info on making roses!
Thanks, Brandy
Elegant card, love the roses!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card! Thank you for stopping by my blog! I'm following you now :)
ReplyDeleteHUGS!
Alex