Dimensional Roses inspired by Tim Holtz 12 days of Christmas tags.
I have been fascinated by the beauty of these roses, but puzzled by how I could make them work for fashion. Fabric will not retain the stiffness once washed unless sealed. So my quest began before I ever started scrapbooking I designed ceiling fans. Before I stopped I had created over 2,000 fans. I always sealed the blades with clear coat they could withstand anything that way. I wanted the roses to retain their shape. My experiment first I have the wrong kind of webbing. I was unable to go to the store to buy the right kind so time to improvise. I am always so excited when my experiments work. I was able to seal the fabric shape it and mold my flowers and they are waterproof. I am so excited and see so many of these beauties in my future.
Spring is in the air and my toes are painted. I am ready for the beach weather and open toe shoes. I have to say I love sandals and I really love to customize my foot wear. So here are my first pair of sassy sandals.
While I am still working on my apron, I did finish a pair of sandals to match. I am leaving town on Monday for Australia and want to have both finished by the time I leave. I will post the pictures when I am done. I promise it will be so worth the weight. It is turning out amazing.
Close up of the Fabric rose
Suplies Used for Sassy Sandals:
Cricut Cartridge
Picturesque
Fabric cutting scissors
Fabric
Fusible webbing
Paint brush
Iron
Fabric tac
Poly acrylic clear coat
Pearls or rhinestones
Glimmer Mist Iridescent Gold
The Instructions :
Sassy Sandals
I hope you have enjoyed my post and tutorial on how to make these fun fabric roses. For more tutorials and projects vistit my
blog.
I am working on apron to match the sandals. Here is a sneak peek.
Have a Creative Day
If you create a project using the fabric rose please leave a link in the comments section. I would love to see your projects.
Michelle
I am preparing to leave the country. Finishing up all the little last minute details. i will post pics of my apron as soon as it is finished.
Dimensional Roses inspired by Tim Holtz 12 days of Christmas tags.
I have been fascinated by the beauty of these roses, but puzzled by how I could make them work for fashion. Fabric will not retain the stiffness once washed unless sealed. So my quest began before I ever started scrapbooking I designed ceiling fans. Before I stopped I had created over 2,000 fans. I always sealed the blades with clear coat they could withstand anything that way. I wanted the roses to retain their shape. My experiment first I have the wrong kind of webbing. I was unable to go to the store to buy the right kind so time to improvise. I am always so excited when my experiments work. I was able to seal the fabric shape it and mold my flowers and they are waterproof. I am so excited and see so many of these beauties in my future.
Spring is in the air and my toes are painted. I am ready for the beach weather and open toe shoes. I have to say I love sandals and I really love to customize my foot wear. So here are my first pair of sassy sandals.
While I am still working on my apron, I did finish a pair of sandals to match. I am leaving town on Monday for Australia and want to have both finished by the time I leave. I will post the pictures when I am done. I promise it will be so worth the weight. It is turning out amazing.
Close up of the Fabric rose
Suplies Used for Sassy Sandals:
Cricut Cartridge Picturesque
Fabric cutting scissors
Fabric
Fusible webbing
Paint brush
Iron
Fabric tac
Poly acrylic clear coat
Pearls or rhinestones
Glimmer Mist Iridescent Gold
The Instructions :Sassy Sandals
I hope you have enjoyed my post and tutorial on how to make these fun fabric roses. For more tutorials and projects vistit my blog.
I am working on apron to match the sandals. Here is a sneak peek.
Have a Creative Day
If you create a project using the fabric rose please leave a link in the comments section. I would love to see your projects.
Michelle
I am preparing to leave the country. Finishing up all the little last minute details. i will post pics of my apron as soon as it is finished.
well, i don't see the other 40 post's like all the other ladies blogs? So, thanks for the blog hop and really like your blog banner.
ava
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Posted by: ava | May 01, 2010 at 14:34
Happy NSD MIchelle! Your comments are not available on the giveaway so I will post here and hope you receive it. Great projects by the way! : ) -Alisa
Posted by: Alisa Logue | May 01, 2010 at 16:31
I like how you used the shadowbox die in a layout.
Posted by: Bobbie S. | May 01, 2010 at 18:14