Cameo Flower Tutorial
Supplies Needed:
Glue gun
Cameo
1 1/2 " wired ribbon
Scissors
Green Felt
NOTE: I know you're thinking "hot glue"?!!? Yes, I let it cool a bit before pressing with my fingers. A little like eating hot food, I blow on it to cool it down. Just use the tiniest bit and you'll be fine but always wait until it gets a bit gooey and of course cools down.
NOTE: I know you're thinking "hot glue"?!!? Yes, I let it cool a bit before pressing with my fingers. A little like eating hot food, I blow on it to cool it down. Just use the tiniest bit and you'll be fine but always wait until it gets a bit gooey and of course cools down.
Start gathering one side of the ribbon by pulling the wire out and pushing the ribbon back.
I like to gather the ribbon as tight as possible (gently) to create many ruffles.
Remember: I use hot glue! I have seen tutorial's using a running stitch to fasten the flower. For me, hot glue is much faster and just as effective.
My first layer using hot glue. Form a circle and dab a little hot glue to hold it together. Layer the frayed end underneath and glue.
Circle around to the next layer and dab glue here and there.
I used a cameo from "The Dollar Tree" It's a hair accessory.
I removed the back with a steak knife..
The last step is to add a circular piece of felt hot glued to the back of your flower for a finished look. You can use any circular template. I used a lid from a pill bottle.
Thank you for looking! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial!
Beautiful Mandy, thank you for the tutorial, I to love the use of hot glue, just not the getting burned part. LOL
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ooooooooo I love this thanks :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ribbon Flower.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Flower Mandy!!
ReplyDeleteYou ARE clever Mandy!! thanks for the tut! use hot glue too but hate the strands that stick everywhere even though they are easily removed once they've cooled. todeloo! xoxoxo
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