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| using method from DCWV blog, paper rose file below |
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| flower using rolling rose method and new RollingRose2 file |
I'm sure everyone has seen the amazing paper roses over at the DCWV blog and I wanted to give them a try too. I made an svg based on her drawing, but I have to say, no matter how many times I try, I can't get mine to look like hers and I'm ready to give up (purple one). I did really like that the spiral she used had a flat base so I decided to revisit my
rolling rose svg post and see if creating a flat base would fix the problem some people had with it cutting funny. I'm liking the new one better, so even if yours cut fine before, you may want to give the new one a try. I'm also going to post the svg to try and make one like the dcwv, you can see their tutorial and blog
HERE, or she has the template there to download as a pdf, there is also lots of other great stuff on their blog to peak at -I love to spend time over there. I did some today using the RollingRose2 file and the quickie method and attached magnets to the back so I can put some roses on my fridge. Now I'm going to work on a sewing project, you can see a sneak peak below.....
The free svg files will be posted here for at least one week, please leave a comment if you decide to download.
PaperRose svg
I'm sure everyone has seen the amazing paper roses over at the DCWV blog and I wanted to give them a try too. I made an svg based on her drawing, but I have to say, no matter how many times I try, I can't get mine to look like hers and I'm ready to give up (purple one). I did really like that the spiral she used had a flat base so I decided to revisit my rolling rose svg post and see if creating a flat base would fix the problem some people had with it cutting funny. I'm liking the new one better, so even if yours cut fine before, you may want to give the new one a try. I'm also going to post the svg to try and make one like the dcwv, you can see their tutorial and blog HERE, or she has the template there to download as a pdf, there is also lots of other great stuff on their blog to peak at -I love to spend time over there. I did some today using the RollingRose2 file and the quickie method and attached magnets to the back so I can put some roses on my fridge. Now I'm going to work on a sewing project, you can see a sneak peak below.....
19 comments:
These flowers look like fun. Thank you for sharing. blessings, patchworkhen
Many thanks for sharing your files x
those roses look stunning! TFS and the link to the instructions.
Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave in the Cutting category today [16 Feb 12:00am GMT]. Thanks, Maria
The roses are beautiful. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much for the files. I cant wait to play with them.
Thanks for the files, the roses look great and just in time for Mothers Day (here in the UK)
Thank you for sharing your hard work! These look fun to make!
Thanks for sharing the file. I certainly will give it a try.
Thanks so so much for your generosity!! I'm new to the SCAL & I really appreciate you sharing your talent! :)
Thanks very much for sharing - I can't wait to try making these!
many thanks :)
I did download your rolled flower, I can't wait to try it!
Thanks for sharing the svg file for these flowers!! I really appreciate your kindness!
Im so happy you would share these files with us! Im a new follower of your blog!
These are really pretty flowers. I have been wanted to try making these. Thanks for the file and for inspiring me.
Thanks for the file. I will give this a try as I am trying to make a rolled rose topiary and the file I have was cutting weird.
Thanks for sharing your files.
Thanks for sharing this file...funny my blog is paper scissors scrap! lol
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