I used the Cricut cartridge "Flower Shoppe" for the little flowers and the Rosettes were made using my Martha Stewart Scoring Board. I cut two 12" long strips of paper. One started out 1-1/4" wide and the other was 1" wide. I laid the strip on my board, right side up, and scored on each 1/2" line. I then flipped the strip over and scored on the 1/4" lines (between the 1/2" scored marks). I then folded it up accordian style, glued the two ends together and folded it in and glued the middle part to a 1" circle of cardstock. I did have to hold it for a few minutes while the glue set up. I broke the 'legs' off of a brad and glued it to the top center of the Rosette.
I found Rosettes easy and fun to make. There are many Youtube videos about how to make Rosettes. This is one I watched.
I do not have a cartridge with pajamas on it so created my own using my Gypsy. The shapes it took to make them are: a heart, four round cornered rectangles and two ovals. The Heart was from cartridge Love Struck 2010 and the shapes are from cartridge Cricut Essentials. All the shapes were welded together so only the outline of the object was cut.
This picture of my Gypsy screen shows the shapes sized and laid out as I wanted them.
I welded the shapes together and the did a 'cut preview'. The red line is what will cut. Pretty cool I think and fun to create like that.
Other than the background paper I used my scraps for everything else. I think I foresee lots of Rosettes in my future. My scrapping friend Frank used them a lot last year and he was my inspiration to finally try them.
Have a good day all. I'm feeling much much better now.



