We had snow flurries this weekend, but that doesn't mean that spring isn't right around the corner! And even if the flowers aren't blooming yet, we can still create our own paper blossoms .
You will build the flower using one Large Rose as the base. Shape this by running a stylus around in a circle in the middle of the flower so that the petals curl up. Ink the edges of the 5 flower peatals (cut from BAF3). Shape them with the mat and stylus, so that the petals curl upwards. Glue Each petal to the rose base. Shape the 3 center pieces with the stylus, just as you did the rose. Dip each tip in Tacky Glue, and sprinkle with Flower Soft. Allow to dry. Glue these to the center of the flower, and add a Dew Drop to the very center.
And now you have one more flower to add to your garden!
Cheery Lynn Designs Dies
Patterned Paper: Graphic 45 A Ladies' Diary
Cardstock: Core'Dinations Signature Series Graphic 45
Flower Soft : Meadow
Clearsnap:
ColorBox Graphic 45 Decades Dye Ink: Antique Moss, Triumphant Red;
Donna Salazar Pralines and Cream Fairy Dust Glitter
Lindy's Stamp Gang: Cosmopolitan Pink Starburst Spray
Xyron Mega Runner
Xyron Creatopia - Permanent Adhesive
tacky glue
Thank you for the Buttercup tutorial. The card is very pretty! Love the flower soft in the center. Gorgeous colors chosen.
ReplyDeleteJust stunning and very nice adding the tutorial. I'm sure we'll be seeing everyone do buttercups now...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty buttercups! Thanks for the tutorial. What a lovely creation! Love your sentiment!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new subscriber to your blog, so forgive me for asking, but what is the "Dew Drop" you said to put in the center of the flower? I keep up with craft products pretty well, but I'm not familiar with anything by that name that would work as a flower center. And, the only craft product named "Dew Drops" I found in an Internet search were the little ink pads. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJust do a Google search for Robin's Nest Dew Drops and you will find oodles of sellers. They are glass gems that come in a bottle.
ReplyDeleteSpring indeed...a beautiful card! Thanks for the tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteso pretty! gorgeous flowers! thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and pretty. Your flowers are beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Nice to see how the different flowers are done.
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