8/30/2023 0 Comments Autumn rose crafts![]() ![]() As it turns out, there are a number of different shapes of marigold petals, and in varying thicknesses. So let me show you how to make my DIY paper marigold with realistically-shaped petals.įirst, to design this paper flower, I traced the petals of a real marigold. I tried my hand at a realistic marigold flower with pleasing results! Marigolds naturally grow in all of those classic autumn colors we love. Plus, next week marks the start of Day of the Dead celebrations (Dia de los Muertos), and marigolds are popular during this time. ![]() It’s inspired me to create DIY paper flowers in these gorgeous fall hues. The autumn trees are putting on a glorious show for us here in Michigan. Everywhere I look right now I see beautiful oranges and yellows. Easy Paper Craft Ideas & Projects Expand.Click the picture to be taken to their own blog site:- BLOG AWARDS Awarded by The Angel On Duty, for compassion. ![]() You can click on any of these words to be taken to all posts which contain that word! Clever eh?:Ī few of the wonderful people I follow, and their blogs. These are the creative results of an original idea or concept fixed to a tangible medium and therefore Copyright begins here. The content of all the posts and pages of this blog contains material ( both photographs & the written word) which are owned by me as the author. View all posts by The Art of Cobwebs - aka:- thecobweboriumemporium Author The Art of Cobwebs - aka:- thecobweboriumemporium Posted on Categories Hand Crafted Items Tags Autumn, handmade, Leaf, Leaves, Rose, Roses, The Cobweborium EmporiumĪ Few Words from the Author about Copyright Wishing you a truly blessed rest of your day! ~ Cobs. I'm sure you'll find something to enjoy, even if it's only a handful of jokes! (yes, seriously - there really are jokes!) Please visit my blog (link below) and have a look around. I truthfully believe that the best gifts in the world are those in which you've given your time, rather than your cash. I've fairy recently become a Textile Artist and am enjoying this new creative outlet very much as it offers me so much scope for letting my imagination run through a grassy field and feel the wind in my hair - (mentally, of course). I had to find a new way of being 'artistic'.Ĭard making scrap-booking producing ATC's and ACEO's needle felting Polymer clay painting- but in a more relaxed style than I had before, and sewing, - are all things which I visit, as and when life allows. One day, in the blink of an eye, life changed somewhat for me and the consequences were many. I've been arty and crafty from a very young age, and although my crafts have sometimes turned a corner and taken me in another direction, I've always crafted in some way, shape or form. This information should give you a clue as to why my blog is called The Art of Cobwebs aka: The Cobweborium Emporium. Not inside (well, occasionally) - but outside - flipping heck! This little dwelling really is a cobweb factory. I live in a wee little cottage in the South of England, aptly called Cobweb Cottage. (photograph credited above) Have a truly beautiful autumnal day!Īuthor: The Art of Cobwebs - aka:- thecobweboriumemporium However – I do want to share with you a link to the blog I follow, – ( which in turn led to the discovery of the rose leaf tutorial in the link above) – – and thank the blog owner – Vanesseva – for the share of the link and also give her masses of crafty credit for the incredible Autumn Leaf Rose which she herself made. ![]() So I hope she doesn’t mind that I shared her beautiful creation with you, but I give her credit both for her skill in the making of the rose and also as the owner of the photograph. The photograph at the very top of this post is one owned by Nicole Duke – however a Google search hasn’t turned up anything which I can link to in order to credit this talented lady. Visiting a blog which I follow led me to discovering the tutorial to make these fabulous roses, all made from real Autumn leaves. Aren’t these beautiful? Can you imagine having a display of these on your dining room table, or a vase of these on your coffee table? ![]()
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