I'm doing a tutorial over at InStyle's blog for Method Monday! Since this week is all about Hawaii at InStyle Stamps blog, I thought we could create some bright and cheery flowers for our projects!
I've had so much fun that I made a few different flowers so check out this flower tutorial and then go over to InStyle's blog to see the other flower.
Supplies are:I've had so much fun that I made a few different flowers so check out this flower tutorial and then go over to InStyle's blog to see the other flower.
- White paper (not shown)
- Flower punch
- Twine (corded with at least three strands)
- Stylus
- Paper Piercing Tool and pad
- Matching marker and ink pad
- Sponges
- Glitter
Step 1: Apply liquid glue to one end of the strand of twine.
Step 2: Apply glitter to the glue. Make sure to get all sides of the dab of glue. Place it in a tall glass to dry. Repeat this for as many flowers as you are going to make.
Step 3: Punch out flower shape from white cardstock. Attach to sticky note and punch out a second time to double the petals. The sticky note acts as a handle to position the punched flower.
Step 4: Cut between petals about 2/3 towards the center.
Step 5: Sponge the edges.
Step 6: Sponge the center with a cotton swab and dot with a marker.
Step 7: Flip the flower over onto a piercing pad and rub the flower in a circular motion from the center to the outside.
Step 9: Pierce a hole in the center just large enough for the twine to go through.
Step 10: Thread twine through the front of the flower.
Step 11: Glue together.
You're done! Now create as many as you want for a card, frame, bouquet or even a lei!
Do you like the pink flowers too? If you want to see them created head on over to InStyle Stamps blog and see it today!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job Janelle!!!
ReplyDeleteYou did SUCH a great job with this!! I love them!
ReplyDeleteGreat flower tut. I can't wait to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI snuck onto the ISS blog at work yesterday to check this out and can't remember if I left you a comment there, but this is totally fabulous!! They look like really expensive Primas!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful creation!! I will have to try to make these flowers!! Thanks for sharing and the tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteHugs:)
Angela
That is a fab tut honey i have bookmarked it to try later, hugs Pops x
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