I do have this fantastic flower die for the Big Shot that makes the coolest fabric flowers you've ever seen!
While I was at the SU leadership conference last week, I saw tons and tons of fun flower pins and embellishments made with the Stampin' Up! exclusive Bigz XL Die Flower Folds. Who knew you could cut multiple layers of fabric with the Big Shot? I've had a very good time cutting fabric. So much fun that I really want to place an order for just about every die in the catalog :)
These flower embellishments are actually quite simple to make. The purpleish pin on the left is made using all four flowers from the Flower Folds die. I cut three coordinating fabrics in each size and layered them all together. I hand stitched the middle and added some Stampin' Up! clear buttons to the center. I threw it into the washing machine then dryer to get the frayed and currled edges.
The pink pin was made without fraying the edges and using a pretty simple folding technique to get the flowers placed just right. The buttons in the center are from the Playground Designer Buttons and Button Latte. They work really well with this project, don't they? I can't wait to make pin in this particular style and throw it into the washer just to see what happens! I really like the shabby chic style of the frayed edge but i also love the clean edge of the folded look. At least I know I have options!
The Flower Folds Bigz XL Die is exclusive to Stampin' Up! If you'd like to learn to make these shabby chic flowers on your own, shoot me an email! I'll happily give you a free Flower Folds pin class with the purchase of the Flower Folds die!
Don't forget, Sale-A-Bration is going on now! Purchase the Flower Folds die plus an additional $7.05 in merchandise and you will qualify to receive an item from our exclusive Sale-A-Bration catalog! Can it get any better??? A great die, a free class, and free "stuff"!! Email me today to reserve your die, schedule your class and pick out your free stamps!
Happy Stamping!
Monday, January 11, 2010
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Thank you for an easier version for those of us who don't have a sewing machine. I believe I may have to start looking at fabric. Gayla O'Dell - www.megastampinstudio.com
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