Hello everyone!
“It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important."
- Beautiful thought of a great author!
Do you like roses? I adore them! Obviously Antoine de Saint-Exupery loved them as well :-)
Today my step-by-step photo tutorial is for easy foamiran rose using Whimsy Rose Petal Flower Die Set.
All products used are from www.crafteezee.co.uk!
I started with cutting the petals out of white foamiran as it's shown on the picture. You can see that there are 4 layers of petals.
My next step was colouring them using Faber-Castell Oil Pastels. I like the colours to be varied on my petals, so I used two shades for the top, 108 and 128, and 172 for the bottom. I don't cover the whole surface but leave the white spots and this contributes to the more natural looking of the flower. Those petals were coloured both sides.
Further, I warmed everyone to the iron, scrunched the top and the bottom of the petal and twisted it backwards and forwards a few times, rolling it between my fingers (pc. 1). I gently stretched the middle part of it trying not to touch the edge (pc. 2). To give shape to the smallest ones, I used one of the smallest ball of the Flower tools (pc. 3).
I took a piece of kitchen foil, crushed it to make a drop-shaped core with a size 1 cm x 1.5 cm. To be comfortable for working, I punched a small hollow and glued a toothpick at the bottom of the bud.
Now was time to shape the rose bud! I stuck one of the smallest heart-shaped leaves (pc.1). Against the first one I stuck the second (pc.2) and the last two were placed stacking on to the first two (pc. 3 and pc. 4). In this way, I completely covered the foil core.
Now was time to shape the rose bud! I stuck one of the smallest heart-shaped leaves (pc.1). Against the first one I stuck the second (pc.2) and the last two were placed stacking on to the first two (pc. 3 and pc. 4). In this way, I completely covered the foil core.
The petals of the next three layers were arranged successively, one after another, as it shown on the photos.
At last, I had this:
The last touch I added to my rose was rose sepals made from a square of olive green foamiran. I coloured their edges with an oil pastel 128, heated and twisted them in the way I explained above and stuck the sepals to the back side of my rose.
To finish my flower arrangement I added two rose buds and several leaves. It could be a wonderful decoration for a treasure box, an exploding box, a scrapbook album or just to decorate the wrist of some pretty lady :-)!
Thank you for coming around!
HUGS xxx
The products used can be ordered in the Noor! Design U.K. webshop:
WOW WOW WOW!!! Just AMAZING!!! Love it very much, thanks for sharing your step by step tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much scrAPpamondo!
DeleteStunning !!! I love roses xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Ivy Ling!
DeleteUnbelievable. Looks like real. Congratulation.
ReplyDeleteMarjeta
Thank you Marjeta!
DeleteI agree with Marjeta. It´s unbelievable. Amazing.
ReplyDeletehanap
Thank you hanap!
DeleteGorgeous flower creation, I love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Petras Bastelschätze!
DeleteBeautiful rose and buds. Love all the written & photo instructions most helpful. X
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue! That's the point :-)! I hope my step-by-step tutorials to be useful for everyone!
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