I happened upon this most gorgeous flower pin while at Josephine's here in Watertown and was surprised and delighted to discover that the consigning artist is one of my very own downline, Julia H. You ought to see her brooches--my goodness! Every kind of flower imaginable, some stamped, some melted-edge like this one, all of them stunning. That is one talented lady!
This particular beauty is made all from circles of synthetic fabric, the edges of which curl up when a heat tool (embossing gun) is applied. So put the Circles #2 and 3 and 3 1/2 inch Circle dies on your next order, and have a ball making your own! You can cut up to eight layers of fabric at once with the Big Shot. I usually use some of Stampin' Up's color-matched collection of embellishments, but you can also use flea-market jewelry finds, beads, or unusual buttons for the centers. and you'll find endless uses for the flowers you make.
Call me today to chat about the Big Shot. I'd be pleased as punch to do a show for you and your friends that showcases this incredible machine. Learn WHY it is the BEST die-cut system on the planet, despite all the fancy advertising and slick packaging on other brands. And best of all, when you purchase the Big Shot from Stampin' Up, you get ME... a personal instructor! Click here to see our collection of dies on my shopping website!
You can also use the Flower Folds and Fun Flowers dies.
Posted by: Maria | 06/29/2011 at 07:24 PM
Too cute... saw this technique at a regional event in Orlando, Fl.. fun and easy to do too!
Posted by: Sharon Field | 04/20/2012 at 11:47 AM