Since I thought they would be cute hanging in a Christmas Tree as an ornament, I made them in a pearl finish cream paper and shiny gold metallic paper.
These are the steps: Cut one piece of each die (berry and leaves). From the back, cup shape the "petal" parts so they will curve nicer at the top of the berry. Use the Best Glue Ever on the glue tab to adhere to the other side forming the berry.
Thread a cording through the "petals" from front to back and tie a knot at the top bringing all the "petals" together.
Cup the leaves from the back and put a score line down each leaf on the front. Cup the middle from the back also. Thread both cord ends through the center hole in the leaves and tie a bow. That's it!!!
Here are the berries made in traditional colors!
These were so easy and fun to make! You can find these dies along with many other great dies at Magnolia-licious! Wonderful people there and terrific prices too!!!
Thanks for stopping by! Enjoy every day!!!
Patti Jo
8 comments:
o these are looking great PJ beautiful made.
greetings karin
Thank you, I have this die and love making them but never thought to make them in gold they look gorgeous for Christmas decoration.
Very inspiring thanks.
Teresa x
Hello sweetie............ Love these!!! VERY VERY CUTE!!!
Hey I want to wish you a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY... Sorry I missed it yesterday. :( I do hope that ou had a fabby day!!! Sending you big happy hugs......Janiel
These are absolutely adorable Patti Jo ... You've just sold me a set of the dies. Great job lady.
Hugs, Janie
Very nice! Love the gold ones. So elegant. Thanks for the tutorial.
Karen
So cute! Thanks for the tips! :) Nancee
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!!
They are awesome. I love the idea of hanging them on a tree as well as putting chocolates in them. Wouldn't they be fantastic on a tag with your gift?
The things you do Patti Jo!
Big Hugs, Candy
hi dear friend!
these strawberries are so lovely.
great tutorial too.
I love them done in the pearl cream paper with the gold leaves. They would look lovely on a 50th wedding anniversary table.
Hugs Maz
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