Spring Rolled Flowers
10 breathtaking dimensional rolled flowers that are a cinch to create - cut out the single-piece design, roll it up, and bend the petals out - that's it! Great for cards, pages, and home decor!
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Delightful Blooms Paper Flowers
Flowers this beautiful may look intimidating to make but you will be amazed how simply they come together with just cardstock and hot glue. Plus they are so versatile you can use them just about anywhere!
12 Gifts of Christmas, Day ...
On the ninth day of Christmas the Pazzles elves gave to me... The poinsettia is one of my favorite flower designs. So when I was pondering what to make for gift wrapping, naturally, this beautiful flower was at the top of my list. After cutting the pieces, I used an embosser and cushioned pad to curl the petals and leaves. I added gold ink around the edges of the leaves and flowers for extra holiday shine. Three tiny yellow rhinestones in the center give even more holiday sparkle to the project.
Twirled Flowers
Create these six dimensional flowers simply be twirling the paper around a pencil and then curling the petals down. So simple and yet so beautiful you will want to make a whole bouquet!
Coffee Cup Gift Bag
Kick the classic coffee cup gift up a notch with this gift bag wrap is just the thing to up your gift-giving game! Incredibly quick and simple to make!
Multimedia Canvas: You + Me
Display your love with this beautiful DIY multimedia canvas made with paint, HTV, and paper flowers!
Flower Jars Trio Decor: Lights. ...
Spruce up a trio of canning jars with these beautiful dimensional flowers and fill them with fairy lights and candies for a table centerpiece, entryway decoration, or gift!
Organizer Number with Pocket
A creative way to be able to know how to refer quickly to many doors and drawers. An added pocket provides a handy location for post-its or notes too!
Celebrate Card
A surprisingly easy card with beautiful dimensional flowers and printed paper patterns that are provided so you can easily replicate this card for any celebration.
Magical Faerie Garden Party
Create a wonderful party for a special young green thumb in your life with Invitations, decorated Seedling Pots, make-and-take Magic Seed Packets, Magical Faerie Wands, and a little potting soil.
Embossing Tool: Fabulous 3D Pumpkin ...
Hello crafty friends, Melinda here with you today, and I have a super fun project to share with you. As I looked around my craft room, I spied some of that fun metal craft I had used on a previous project. I decided that I wanted to do something with it, but what? I headed over to Pinterest to see what would spark my creative juices. I was going through some pins….Like most crafty hearts….I can really get lost down the rabbit…err Pinterest hole! But then it hit…inspiration. I saw these wonderful little “pumpkins” made out of mason jar lids….HERE. I didn’t have the Mason jar lids, but I had my craft metal and my Pazzles!!! So I went to work designing the pattern for the embossing. I didn’t just want to cut the metal into strips. Once I finished designing the strips, I used the Pazzles Embossing Tool and embossed the pattern and then cut them out. I cut out a total of 8 strips. You can find the file for this project here: Pazzles Craft Room 3D Pumpkin File.
Digital Paper: Piano Box with ...
Recently I was crafting with six of our young grandchildren, ages two through 10, and wanted an easy project for them to make quickly. I had made some musical roses from the Twirled Flower Rose file in the Pazzles Craft Room recently and needed to make more. After I made one, the children each wanted to make their own. I quickly printed some sheet music on both sides of regular printer paper, resized the Twirled flower file in the InVue software to 8” wide to fill the 8.5”x11” paper, and the children were dazzled as they watched the Vue cutter make swirls around the printed paper on the mat. I showed them how to start wrapping the outside end of the cut strip around a pencil, and keep wrapping until all of the paper was wrapped. We put some clear drying glue on the last inside bit of paper, set it on the table and let it unwrap until we liked the size.
Paper Flower Bouquets
I found a petal from the rose bush outside of my studio, and decided to fashion one with a similar shape out of a triangle using the Pazzles InVue software. You can find the cutting file for the resulting 3DRose in the Pazzles Craft Room Library. These files came in handy for creating paper bouquets for my son's wedding. Here's how I assembled the roses. The first layer formed the flower bud when the sides of one petal were hot glued to an opposite petal. The remaining 3 petals were hot glued about 1/3 of the way up from the base of each petal, and adhered to the forming bud. The back center of the next layer was hot glued to the first, with the petals positioned alternately to those of the first. A thin line of hot glue was applied to the base of each petal, which was folded up to adhere to the forming bud. The corners of each petal were curled away from the center of the bud using the small end of a small paint brush. This process was repeated with all of the layers except the last one. The last layer was simply glued in the center back, with no glue required at the base of the petals.
Your Favorite Things: Most Popular ...
We've shared our favorite things and now we're sharing YOUR favorite things. Introducing our five most popular posts of all time. If you've just recently joined the Pazzles Community some of these might be new to you. So here they are:#1 Hanging Hearts Wall Decor Is it any wonder this is our most popular post? This shabby chic wall hanging by Tara Brown is stunning. #2 Card Holder and Organizer
Desk Stationery Organizer
Keep your stationery close at hand with this desk organizer. Fill one side with handmade cards and the other with envelopes for a personal gift you won't find at any store.
May Day Flower Basket
Each year for May Day (May 1), my kids and I make and leave baskets on neighbors and friend's doors. Our basket takes a different form every year. This year I have made a tussie mussie to stand in as a May Day Basket. A tussie mussie is traditionally a very small bouquet that is usually worn on the breast. Sometimes it is larger and held in the hands. Wikipedia says “The term tussie-mussie comes from the reign of Queen Victoria (1837–1901), when the small bouquets became a popular fashion accessory.” My tussie mussie is 12" inches tall. In the Pazzles Craft Room Library you will find many files to help you dress up your “basket.”
Elegant Cards Week: Rose Cornered ...
Melin with you today, sharing my card today. I started by using the Twisted Easel Label card file. I cut the label with a kraft cardstock base. I then used printed paper from the Paper Studio paper pack. I then created the frame edges that I used and cut them in white cardstock and made them in two sizes. I used more of the patterned paper for mats. I also used some foam tape to give the mats some lift from the base. I then used some of the twirled flowers and cut them out in plain white cardstock, then inked them with my Cranberry and Ruby mini ink pads to give them some color.
Upcycled Truffle Gift Box
More recently, I have found that I am looking at packaging and thinking how I can use it for my projects. At Christmas we received a lovely box of truffles and I immediately thought how I could decorate it, when all the chocolates had been eaten. I measured the dimensions of the box and laid my patterned paper onto my cutting mat. I cut the pieces for the wrap around the box, the inside and top of the lid. It was so easy using the Transformation Menu in my Pazzles software to create the exact measurements for my paper piecing. The video tutorial in the Pazzles Craft Room called How to Resize Images helps you understand the capabilities of the Transformation Menu.
Cut and Fold Borders Cutting ...
Several weeks ago we released our Cut and Fold Medallions Collection and were so pleased with the positive feedback we received on it. We were thrilled to hear that so many people loved it. So what could make a fabulous collection even better? The answer comes with the release of our new Cut and Fold Borders Collection.