Posted by Spellbinders Paper Arts
on December 02, 2017
Are you ready for another quick make? This month I've been showing you how to make die cut ornaments for gifts, for fun and as a part of a family activity. I'm Becca Feeken with Amazing Paper Grace and I'm back with the third in a three part series on Diecut Ornament Making. Today I'm going to show you a round, eight gored ornament using S6-129 Bella Rose Lattice Layering Frame. If you missed my post with Ornament 1 in the series, click HERE, Ornament 2 in the series, click HERE.
Gather a tassel, bow and embroidery thread. Cut eight ovals with inserts from S6-129 Bella Rose Lattice Layering Frame. I used the heart motifs from S5-330 Lunette Arched Borders for the insert on mine. I also cut two small snowflakes from S3-302 Die D-Lite Snowflakes.
Fold all eight ovals in half, rights sides together.
Using Glossy Accents, glue all eight folded elements together. Do this by placing one folded element on table, glue exposed top and stack another element on top of glue. Repeat until all eight pieces are finished. Glue snowflakes back to back on thread with tassel and glue thread to edge of stack.
To finish, close the circle by putting glue on the last piece on top and gluing it to the first piece on the bottom of the stack. Embellish by putting a button and bow on top. Your ornament will lay flat for storage, as shown below. If you want your ornament to retain a consistent shape, simply arrange the gores so that they are even and add a dollop of hot glue at top of ornament.
Assemble Your Diecut Ornament:
Gather a tassel, bow and embroidery thread. Cut eight ovals with inserts from S6-129 Bella Rose Lattice Layering Frame. I used the heart motifs from S5-330 Lunette Arched Borders for the insert on mine. I also cut two small snowflakes from S3-302 Die D-Lite Snowflakes.
Fold all eight ovals in half, rights sides together.
Using Glossy Accents, glue all eight folded elements together. Do this by placing one folded element on table, glue exposed top and stack another element on top of glue. Repeat until all eight pieces are finished. Glue snowflakes back to back on thread with tassel and glue thread to edge of stack.
To finish, close the circle by putting glue on the last piece on top and gluing it to the first piece on the bottom of the stack. Embellish by putting a button and bow on top. Your ornament will lay flat for storage, as shown below. If you want your ornament to retain a consistent shape, simply arrange the gores so that they are even and add a dollop of hot glue at top of ornament.
Spellbinders Supplies:
- S6-129 Bella Rose Lattice Layering Frame
- S5-330 Lunette Arched Borders
- S3-302 Die D-Lite Snowflakes
- PE-100 Platinum™ 6 Die Cutting And Embossing Machine – 6" Platform
- T-001 Tool ‘N One™
Other Supplies:
Gold Foil Cardstock, Ranger Glossy Accents, Seam Binding, Decorative Button, Decorative Leaves, Pearl Cotton Thread, Hot Glue Gun. I love finding projects using dies, other than what they were originally made to do. Handmade ornaments are like the icing on the cake. Have a look in your stash to see what you can repurpose for your tree! Sending hugs! Becca Feeken – www.amazingpapergrace.com
44 comments
Christine (one of my sweetest, long time readers) thank you so, so much for your kind words here! I hope you are doing well!
Sweet Patricia, you and the other readers here absolutely made my day! I work alone and sometimes wonder if I’m on the right track. Please reach out to me if you need any help in putting these together. Overhwelmed that I’m in lots of places, but the best place to get my attention is on Instagram – I’m there as amazingpapergrace – you can either message me or ask me to get in touch with you. Finally, thank you so much for your sweet words!!
Hi Denice! Thank you so much for popping over and glad you liked the ornament. It’s not hard and I’m contemplating making with some kids :-) God bless you too sweet friend!
Thank you so much Joyce, my pleasure! So glad Christine had them and could get this in the mail to you!!
Thank you my sweet friend! I hope you’ll give them a try!!