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Stupidity
I saw this tutorial and thought I had saved it but can't find it now. Ugh! Anyways, it was to make the dimensional paper flowers using the Cricut. I don't recall the name of the woman doing the tutorial and can't find it. Another Ugh! I think she used 5 petal and maybe 6 petal flower shapes. One of the cartridges she mentioned was Accent Essentials but any cartridge would work that had these basic flowers. I think she folded the flowers and then cut out parts of them before assembling. Can anyone please help me? I'm making my daughter's homeschool graduation invitations and wanted to start on these flowers. I have done youtube searches and google searches to no avail. If someone can assist me, I will be forever grateful!
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To clarify, it's not quite the same as the tutorial posted on SCS. Thank you.
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Countryheart, the title of your post grabbed my attention.:) I'm sorry I don't have an answer for you, but I'm sure someone will.
Wanted to say I've felt the same way when I didn't save something I really liked and then couldn't find it. Maybe we will learn with time.....:) Hope you find what you're looking for. |
it sounds very like the Tim Holtz rose - he used a five petal die, but I use a 6-petal Spellbinders Blossom die.
12 Tags of Christmas...{day 12} - Tim Holtz |
buggainok - I'm not sure I"ll ever learn. :( This isn't the first time I've done this but in the past it wasn't as important to me and I usually found (with some time invested) what I had lost. I think I am the model for "you can't teach an old dog new tricks."
Sabrina - Thank you. That's very similar to what I had found before. There were a few differences and if I can't find it, I may rely on the Tim Holtz rose. |
Have you looked at the Cricut website. Go to community and they have a forum there as well.
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