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Rosette Bouquet Centerpiece

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Big paper rosettes can really make a statement.  I made this Rosette Bouquet Centerpiece full of cheerful thoughts for a crafty girlfriend of mine who recently left the SAHM world to return back into the full-time work force-Gulp!  Really-why???   OK…She’ll probably read this so I’m only joking, really, well sort of…

Anyways, I wanted to make her something to spice up her new office and of course make her feel a little guilty for leaving us other SAHM’s because we’ll just plain miss her….sigh.

 Rosette Bouquet Centerpiece made with Cricut. Perfect to make as Office Decor!

 Rosette Bouquet  Centerpiece

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I thought a vase of cheerful rosettes would look nice sitting in her new office.  I love making rosettes and I usually make them by hand but this time I wanted to play with a few of the unique cuts off the Cricut Ribbons and Rosette cartridge.

If you don’t have access to the Ribbons and Rosette cartridge, you can also easily make Rosette’s by hand:

How to make a Rosette's

 

  • Cut a 1 to 2 inch strip of paper out twice depending on the size of rosette you want.
  • Using Score Board, score each strip at 1/2 inch.
  • Mountain- Valley fold both strips, adhere ends together.
  • Pull circle together and hot glue onto a circle base
  • Embellish center as desired.

Tip:  using a decorative edge punch, punch along one side of your paper strip to add a unique edge around your rosette.

Rosette Bouquet Centerpiece made with paper rosettes

The Rosettes are cut in various sizes and each of them have a flower Medallion in the center stamped with a cheerful sentiments.

After the rosettes were assembled, I hot glued them onto dowels, then hot glued the dowels inside the vase, added beach stones then wrapped a raffia bow with a button around the vase.

I love the way this DIY Rosette Bouquet turned out.  Since my friends will be working long hours and is away from her boys for most of the day now,  I hope this gift brings her a few “Cheerful Thoughts” throughout the day.

Ha-who am I kidding?  I bet she just enjoys the peace and quite of her new office without battling boys daily.

 

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  2. Hello Holly- I am so sorry to hear you can’t link to COM-MON. I don’t believe its my party, that is the issue since so many others have linked. Perhaps try later, again IDK. So sorry for any frustration. Thanks, jen

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  5. Oh, she will love it! I was never interested in that cartridge… might have to change my mind 🙂

    Sheri

    sherii at cfl dot rr dot com

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  11. That’s a nice decoration! So sweet of you to do that for your friend. Thanks for entering the Die Cuttin Divas challenge this week–Pat N.

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  20. Holly,

    What a WONDERFUL gift for your friend. I’m sure it will put a smile on her face. LOVE how you put the rossettes into the vase with rocks. The raffia adds such a nice touch! Thank You for playing along with us at My Craft Spot – “Buttons & Bows”!

    Marlene
    MCS DT Member

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