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Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
Rosettes (also called medallions and lollies) using the Rosette die
Designer Rosette Bigz Xl Die 125594
Price: $42.95
Create the paper rosettes you love in no time! This die
and your Big Shot do the cutting and scoring for you.
Features two designer edges for different rosette styles.
Cut rosettes up to 10" diameter. Spacing between each
fold is 1/2". Use with Extended Premium Crease Pad
and Extended Cutting Pad. Die measures 6" x 13-3/4".
Instructions included.
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
1. Cut strip(s) of 12” x 12” designer series
paper to size of rosette you would like.
2. Lay strip on Rosette die. (There are
three decorative edges to choose from:
pointed, scalloped or none. If you don’t
want a decorative edge, lay the edge of
your paper just inside the pointed edge
on the die. You will get a straight cut
edge.)
3. Run through the Big Shot using this
sandwich: lower extended cutting plate,
Rosette die, paper, upper extended
cutting plate.
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
4. Fan fold the strip. The die will leave score
lines for easy scoring!
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
5. Adhere the ends of the strip together
forming a ring. SNAIL adhesive works ok. You
don’t need Sticky Strip. Cool!
6. Set the ring on your work surface and push in
the center, forming the rosette.
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
7. To help hold the rosette together, punch 2
small circles out of scrap card stock. I used my
¾” circle punch. It doesn’t matter what color of
card stock you use, as it will be covered up with
your final design.
8. Using a hot glue gun (sorry, you need one for
this project), add a drop of glue to the center of
the rosette and add the punched circle. Hold in
place until glue has dried.
9. Turn the rosette over and glue the 2nd
punched circle to the back side.
10. Decorate the front as desired (add more
punched circles or flowers, brads, buttons,
ribbon etc and add to your project.)
TIP: For larger rosettes, cut 2 or more strips of
paper the same size, run through the Big Shot
and attach the ends together forming 1 long
strip before fan folding.
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
Sizes of rosettes
This rosette started out as 1 strip, 12” x 1 ½”.
Finished size is approx 3” in diameter.
This is the smallest of the rosettes I made. It
started out as 1 strip, 12” x 1” and measures
approx 2” in diameter.
Make it smaller by reducing the width of the
paper: ¾”, ½”, ¼” etc.
You can see the edges are a little wonky. I did
not have the paper lying straight on the die, so
some of the edge has a pointy edge, some of
the edge has a straight edge.
TIP: Make sure paper is lined up straight on the
die to get a good edge.
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
This rosette started out as 2 strips, 12” x 2”
each. The ends were attached using SNAIL,
forming 1 long strip, before I did the fan folding.
Finished size is approx 4” in diameter.
This rosette started out as 1 strip, 12” x 1 3/4”.
Finished size is approx 3 ¾” in diameter
Anne Hayward, Blue Moon Creations, 719-784-2275, [email protected]
Other sizes:
Use 3 full strips of DSP, 5” x 12” each. Finished rosette is approx 11 ¾” wide.
TIPS:
You will need the extended cutting plate with the Big Shot and Rosette die. Stampin’ Up! recommends that you use a Crease
Pad. I did not need to use one with my Big Shot.
You will need a glue gun for this project.
Use the silicone craft sheet ( 127853, $5.95) from Stampin’ Up! when using the glue gun. The glue will not stick to the sheet.
Making these rosettes is so easy and so much fun. Use our pretty Designer Series Papers. Get out your punches, brads, buttons
and ribbons. They are perfect for numerous occasions and holidays!
This rosette started out as 2 strips, 12” x 3”
each. The ends were attached using SNAIL,
forming 1 long strip, before I did the fan folding.
Finished size is approx 5 ¾” in diameter.