The Framed Rosette Card – Stamp ART Connection

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Create a “WOW” card! This is an Avid Stamper’s dream card. But any stamper can learn how to assemble a simple rosette to create a striking focal point. Then embellish with die-cut flowers and leaves on a textured background using (my favorite) Summer Shadows Dies & and use the decorative masking techniques to create a richly textured background. You can tailor the card to your taste and preference. It was inspired by Debbie P. from the UK and a featured artist from Practical Publishing “craft” magazine.

I took the original card and updated the design to accommodate SU products. My design includes creating a half rosette using colorful Designer Series Paper (DSP) — both a floral and patterned DSP version. You must use 12″X12″ DSP and begin by cutting the paper 3″ x 12″ wide. You will need a scoring tool to score @ .25″ inch intervals. Start with one mountain fold and one valley fold across the length of the DSP, then fan out to create half a rosette and glue with a glue gun.

Cut a “frame” from gold/brushed metallic cardstock and use this as the pattern.

My ONLINE STORE has all the materials you will need for this project.

Now, refer to the Video Tutorial for all the assembly and details.

CARDSTOCK:

Basic White-Base Card
Daffodil Delight – used for masking layer
Die Cut Flowers:
- Just Jade-retired (sub: Pear Pizzaz) & Evening Evergreen
- Highland Heather & Blackberry Bliss
Brushed Metallic or Gold Foil Card Stock for the FRAME

STAMPS & DIES