There are quite a few crafters who have channels on You Tube that you can subscribe to. So you tube has become one of the websites I visit daily to see if any new videos are uploaded. Over the weekend, I saw a video on how to make 3-D 5 point star made by Stamp with Frenchie - she has some nice ideas and makes nice videos... good explanations...and cutest little accent =)
As soon as I saw the Star, I wanted to make one for my Xmas tree. So after I got my tree up yesterday, I made the star today...Oh so easy and cute!!
Well Frenchie has Video explaining the whole process of how to make it.... so I am not going ot mess around with that...you can find the video here - 3-D 5 point Star
Here is my take:
In the video Frenchie uses 8-1/2" square and 6" square to make the Stars. Her process is simple and common..size of sqaure does not matter. I started with trying with a 8-1/2" square...then tried with a 12" square. But one was really small and the other little too big. So I made my mine with a 10" square designer paper. CUTE!!!
The rossette is made using 1-1/2" x 12" strip, scored at every 1/4". I added a little button and pearl to it and glued the rossette to the star. I also used Golden glitter to the edge of the star.
See the 3-D pop up.... pretty kewl :D and below is the star on my xmas tree :D I added a little ribbon loop to the back which slid down the top of the tree ......Looove it
I recommend trying this out... really doesnt need any fancy tools, nice paper, pencil, ruler and scissors will make a fine star.
There is nothing like getting crafty during Holiday season ;)
Until next time,
Happy krafting
Cheers =)
As soon as I saw the Star, I wanted to make one for my Xmas tree. So after I got my tree up yesterday, I made the star today...Oh so easy and cute!!
Well Frenchie has Video explaining the whole process of how to make it.... so I am not going ot mess around with that...you can find the video here - 3-D 5 point Star
Here is my take:
In the video Frenchie uses 8-1/2" square and 6" square to make the Stars. Her process is simple and common..size of sqaure does not matter. I started with trying with a 8-1/2" square...then tried with a 12" square. But one was really small and the other little too big. So I made my mine with a 10" square designer paper. CUTE!!!
The rossette is made using 1-1/2" x 12" strip, scored at every 1/4". I added a little button and pearl to it and glued the rossette to the star. I also used Golden glitter to the edge of the star.
See the 3-D pop up.... pretty kewl :D and below is the star on my xmas tree :D I added a little ribbon loop to the back which slid down the top of the tree ......Looove it
I recommend trying this out... really doesnt need any fancy tools, nice paper, pencil, ruler and scissors will make a fine star.
There is nothing like getting crafty during Holiday season ;)
Until next time,
Happy krafting
Cheers =)
