I'm back again with GCD Studios fun and a TUTORIAL! I can not tell you how much fun I've had this year creating Halloween decor! Look around your house and see what you can repurpose into a holiday decor item. That is what I did here. I had this candlestick holder that was used at my oldest daughter's wedding reception. It was just hiding out in the storage closet not being used for anything. I thought it would make a cool vintage Halloween decoration. I spray painted it black and then added the roses made with the oh so sweet double sided GCD Studios paper and a little bit of fabric scraps. Here is a tutorial on how to make the roses:
1. Punch out (or use a die cut machine) three flowers.
2. Make slight cuts in the indentation of the petals toward center of flower.
3. Curl ends of flowers.
4. Layer flowers together and glue in place. Use a different side of the patterned paper for each layer.
5. Create fabric flower by taking a 12 inch long strip of fabric scrap approx. 1/4 wide and wrapping and twisting the fabric into a rose shape. Add a few drops of hot glue as you wrap.
6. Glue the fabric flower into the inside of layered patterned paper flowers.
Now you have fab flowers to add to any project. I think they add a real nice touch to my candle holder. I added to lime green ribbon to the candle holder, along with some cream gauze and then added the black ribbon around my candlesticks.
Have a Happy Halloween ALL!! *and a fun time crafting, too! Hugs, Cheryl
Fabbie project Cheryl!!! Thanks for the great tut too!!!
ReplyDeleteLove you fabulous project, Cheryl! Your house is going to be spooktacular for Halloween! Have a wonderful rest of your weekend.
ReplyDeletethis project is AMAZING! GREAT tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a great flower! Thank's!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Cheryl!! Love the flower too ... thanks for the tutorial ...Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteThat's a great Halloween Project, and the handmade flowers are gorgeous, thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteIt's OFFICIAL, Cheryl! You are the Queen of Halloween! LOVE, LOVE the tutorial! Thank you so much for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeletefabulous tutorial...love the flowers. hope you have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis would make a REAL nice necklace!! Well, I wouldn't want to hide it away once the Hallowen is over!!
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Annika
You are so amazingly creative!! LOVE THIS!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project Cheryl!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic Cheryl ... Gorgeous colors ... Brilliant ... And yes thanks for sharing ... xx
ReplyDeleteWow another great way to make beautiful flowers! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I don't really like Halloween I think the chandelier is to die for! Beautiful!
Very cool blooms! Very creative use of a candlestick holder too!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Great project and tutorial. I wish I could come visit your house for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteEek! GREAT candles! Love the flower tutorial! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what an awesome idea! The candleholder looks amazing! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteMore awesome flowers! Thanks for sharing your tutorial on these! I definitely want to try this out. :)
ReplyDelete*Gasp!* Your flowers are spectacular! The texture and dimension of them are gorgeous. Great idea to recycle the candlesticks. Your house must look amazing for Halloween right now! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial, sweetie! ♥♥ Kay
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this tutorial.. Love the fabulous decoracions look great!!
**Sony**
Sonia-Studio60
OH MY GOSH!!! ok, NOT ONLY do i looooooooove the finished project, missus you have created a tutorial that is SO PERFECTLY BRILLIANT i now feel i could TOTALLY do this tooooo!!! (& i basically want to get out c-bug & papers RIGHT NOW to prove it!!!) thank you! ♥♥♥!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely adorable and thank you for the nice tutorial, I love these.
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