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Sunday 22 February 2015

SOMETHING SHABBILY DIFFERENT - What do you think to my Tussie Mussie?

Morning all

Well, Sunday morning and we have a dull look outside today.  Where is that lovely sunshine we had yesterday?

I have something different to share today.  These are called Tussie Mussies.  I had never heard of these I must confess.  So, what is a Tussie Mussie?  Well I Googled it and found this link which is quite interesting:  Tussie Mussie  one thing I can tell you though is that I am completely hooked on making them!

You know how it is when you are browsing and something just jumps out at you.  Well, when I spotted these on Pinterest I was just so inspired!  I actually have a nice little pile of these made now so will share photos of the others towards the end of the week hopefully.  I went in search of a Tutorial and found a good selection to be had on the Internet.  They are great for using up stash too.   It really was just the basic shape I needed so I had a starting point.  The interesting thing is I saw that there are different ways to create the basic shape.  Some used a square of paper/card as a starting point.  Others used a very large circle cut in half. 

For this one, I started with a 12 inch square of double sided patterned good quality paper (Pion).  I then drew around a large dinner plate to form my circle, cut it out and then cut it in half.  I have tried the other method too, so I will be showing you ones I made that way later.  I think this one has the edge for me as it produces a little wider top.

You will see that my cone does not come to a point.  One Tutorial I watched had what I thought was a really good idea, she did it this way, and started by securing the paper in shape with just a couple of staples.  These do not show as they are covered up and it made it much easier.

What do you think?


Well, here I used Pion papers, lots of things from my stash and a few embellishments from Live and Love Crafts.

Thanks for looking today, and a very Happy Sunday to you all.

Judy x

10 comments:

  1. It looks beautiful Judy, so glad you are feeling inspired with these. I have been ill for the last week so no crafting & no e.mailing either. Am not surprised, first two weeks of Feb were manic and this is the fall out! Hope all is well with you, chat soon xx

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  2. Good morning and hope you are well,what a fascinating post I used the link in this post to discover the meaning of a tussie mussie ,such a lovely idea I will be looking at flowers in a different way now ,lovely creation Judy.Take care.

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  3. Hi Judy wow this is absolutely stunning and the colours and the embellishment's are out of this world. xx

    Debs xx

    {Debs Cards– my personal blog}

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  4. WOW Judy this is stunning what an awesome project and what amazing embellishments this is outstanding.
    hugs
    Lorraine x

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  5. This is stunning Judy, beautiful papers and embellishments - I love the shape, can't wait to see the others.
    Pauline
    x

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  6. It is fabulous Judy. Love all the gorgeous embellishments. Not sure what a Tussie Mussie is so I am going to have a look from your link.
    have a lovely week.
    Hugs Sharon. x

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  7. Judy, thanks for stopping by my blog! Your Tussie Mussie is gorgeous. Love all the pretty embellishments and the pink.

    Hugs,
    Karen

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  8. You have outdone yourself Judy! I totally love it and your use of beautiful embellishments just finishes it off perfectly.
    Hugs
    Gina xx

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  9. Wow! This is just delightful Judy! Your gorgeous style shines through beautifully with this fantastic project! Hugs xx

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  10. Aaahhhh so that's a tussie mussie lol...it's beautiful Judy x

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