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Pleated Circles
Can anyone tell me how the beigey pleated circle was made? I keep seeing these everywhere. Is it a folding technique or a die that does this?
Thanks Lisa http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_0ZT7qrxFDF...010joy_aks.jpg |
How about this from Nicole Heady of Paper Trey. She shows how to make the "Lazy Stampers Circle Medallion" that sounds like what you are talking about. She uses a circle die that I don't have, so I used a similar size scallop circle die. Mine turned out pretty cute, but there is a lot of folding involved, and on small pieces of paper, lol.
Scroll down a bit to see her directions: {capture the moment}: Introducing 2010 Holiday Tags and Quick & Easy Tag Ideas |
Tim Holtz's Rosette die makes quick work of them.
Vic |
I have a Tim Holtz Sixxiz die that makes them.
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You can do it with a long rectangle too like here:
Dream, Create, Inspire: Tutorial - Pleated Paper Rosettes |
I've wondered about this, too. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by bound4london
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You can do it with a long rectangle too like here:
Dream, Create, Inspire: Tutorial - Pleated Paper Rosettes |
It looks very like the Fan Fold flower in resources, only scored with a smaller interval.
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I used 12" strips 1" wide, scored every 1/2", then flipped the paper over and scored 1/2" again in between the first score lines so that I had scores at every 1/4". This way the "valleys & mountains" go the right way for folding and you get nice even, sharp folds for your fan. Glue the two ends together, push the centre together and then glued onto a circle a little smaller (about 1" wide). I just made 11 Christmas cards with this technique, so I got 12 "flowers" from one 12x12 sheet of paper.
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Originally Posted by cat_woman
(Post 17600825)
I used 12" strips 1" wide, scored every 1/2", then flipped the paper over and scored 1/2" again in between the first score lines so that I had scores at every 1/4". This way the "valleys & mountains" go the right way for folding and you get nice even, sharp folds for your fan. Glue the two ends together, push the centre together and then glued onto a circle a little smaller (about 1" wide). I just made 11 Christmas cards with this technique, so I got 12 "flowers" from one 12x12 sheet of paper.
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Thanks, everyone, for the great ideas and tutorials.
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One more thing, does anyone know if the Tim Holtz die works in the cuttlebug.
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Originally Posted by quirky62
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One more thing, does anyone know if the Tim Holtz die works in the cuttlebug.
Thanks so much. It does! Here's a link to one I made with fabric fused to light cardstock. Picasa Web Albums - Victoria Sturdevant - Compendium of... Vic |
Here's another alternative for you: Edge-Punched Medallions - Martha Stewart Crafts. I've made them, and they are very easy. The hardest part is keeping the folded piece together while you're folding it. :)
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