Hands down..this is my favorite craft I've ever made... SO cute!
Materials:
Crepe Paper (mine is from Dollar Tree- comes in a 2 pack -black and orange- or $1)
Shilouette or pencil and scissors (I used both..equally successful:))
Hot Glue
Some form of liquid glue (I used Elmer's Paper Craft Glue Gel)
Glitter
Fun paper
Needle and Thread
Hole Punch
Fun scissors
Bosox Outline Font
First- Cut along the side of the orange crepe paper with your 'fun' scissors. Line up the edges after cutting. (you don't need to fold the crepe paper back and forth...this was a picture from a failed attempt at making a rosette...I came up with a better way..)Better way: Thread a needle, and make big stitches (about 1/5 of an inch) along the lined up edge of the crepe papers. Do not tie a not at the end. Pull the thread tight as you sew, and a rosette will begin to form. Once the circle is complete, cut the crepe paper, and tie the ends together. The seam will not be perfect, but it won't matter... trust me:)
Cut out fun letters- I used "Bosox Outline." Cover the front of the letter in glue, and cover with glitter. Set aside to dry. (I also used black paper, since I used black glitter....that way it doesn't show if you miss a spot.)
Trace the outline of the shape you want your rosettes to be on. You will want to make 2 different sizes, one for the rosette to attach to, and one to go behind that one.
If you have a silhouette, I used the "6 pattern flag set" shape. However, you don't have to have a silhouette to do this!!... I have a silhouette, but wanted to show you that you can do this with out one....So, I cut some out by hand.
Use some form of adhesive to attach the two shapes together. I used scrapbooking tape.
Hot glue the letters onto the center of your rosettes.
Hot glue your rosettes to your shapes.
Hole punch, and string a pretty ribbon through...
Ta-Da!
Sorry about the picture quality- the lighting in this room is really bad....and it's night time..you know, when I should be sleeping!
Friday, September 24, 2010
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Omg i love it i think ill do this for christmas .
ReplyDeleteNaomi
Na-miart.blogspot.com
That is so cute! Fun idea.
ReplyDeleteReally cute! What a good spot to hang it, too.
ReplyDeleteThe banner is just the cutest Ü
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling us step by step how to make one.
Wow! That turned out great!! I love fun easy stuff like this!
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Hannah @ http://youngancrafty.blogspot.com/
How cute. I love Halloween but never spend the money to buy decorations, making them would be so much fun. Thanks for the idea
ReplyDeleteGreat banner! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Great job!
ReplyDeleteKrista
craftinginthecloset.blogspot.com
That is absolutely adorable!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. It kind of has a vintage feel to it. Love the different patterns on the black & white papers.
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Oh it's the best one that I have seen yet!! You did a really great job!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! Thanks for linking up to Show and Tell Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteCUTEST BANNER YET! love it, well done. Thanks for linking up too. Jen
ReplyDeleteYour banner is adorable, and your tutorial is great-thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery cute--love the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous.. I love!!
ReplyDeletevery cute and super easy! I love it Gotta make one now
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ReplyDeleteabsolutely adorable!!! I love it, great job!!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great banner. I love the rosettes.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! Going to add to my massive "to do" list! :) Check out our community craft blog when you get a chance---www.easypeasycraft.blogspot.com. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS! Just found it on tutorial tuesday!
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ReplyDeleteIs it ok for a halloween decoration to be pretty? Cause that's what it is! Looks terrific! Thanks for joining us at Anything Related!
ReplyDelete{Rebekah}
Cool! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful. Thanks for linking up to Theme Party Thursday!
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Jami
Don't forget to check out The Halloween Scene at SSB!
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xoxo
Ginger
This came out really cute! Great job.
ReplyDeleteThis is really good.
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Hope to see you soon! Have a lovely creative day!
Rose
This looks fantastic~ well done!
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Absolutely adorable! I love how you showed how to do it without a Silhouette.
ReplyDeleteI want to make one for my window...that's double-sided so that it can be read from outside too - you clever idea with work perfectly!
I'm visiting from Frou Frou Decor.
Cheers!
Theresa
Very cute! Thanks so much for planting your creative seeds at Plant a Punkin Seed Party!
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Punkin Seed Productions
I likey :-)
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You are making me want one of those wonderful crafting machines!! Very cute!!
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This is cute! I'm your newest follower!
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http://burstsofcreativity.blogspot.com/
I really like it!
ReplyDelete~tracy
How fun !
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So cute I can't stand it! I love that you hand glittered the letters the old school way:) The shape of your pennants is so fun too! Thanks for sharing with us at A Crafty Soiree! Please join us next time too!
ReplyDeleteLooks Fantastic!!!
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