HI stampers!!
Did you enjoy the Going Green Blog tour over the weekend? I sure did - and I also gained many more green ideas for paper crafting!! Can I get a "whoo whoo!!!"? lol!
Anyway, I promised to post a tutorial for the flower I used on the project I made on Friday. I ahd made the same flower (stamped differently though) for a card I made a few weeks ago. Between the two postings, I received a lot of comments and emails for a tutorial....so here it goes!
Now, I will warn you....I am pretty thorough with pictures.....so long picture post today :)
First, you need to punch five scallop circles. You can stamp them first or after you punch....what ever suits your fancy ;)
Take 4 of the scallop circles and stack then on each other - no need to line up here....we aren't looking for perfection - lol!! Punch them with the 1/16th inch hole punch.
Now this is where I might lose some of you.....this is difficult for some people, lol! Wrinkle up all five circles in as tight of a ball as you can make. Just do it! It is card stock - it can't wrinkle you back!
Unwrinkle, but don't smooth out. Is this making you feel any better??? lol! Sponge the edges.
Take the four that have been punched with a hole punch and adhere then together with a brad. Any 'ol brad will do, you will never see this brad again. Pick an ugly one :)
Pull up the scallops toward the center, smooshing and mooshing, all except the bottom scallop circle.
Push them away from the brad a little.
Put a pop up glue dot in the center, over that ugly brad.
Fold up the remaining scallop circle into fourths and snip the bottom point off.
Smoosh ( technical term, I know) the last scallop circle into the pop up glue dot and fluff out your petals.
Now, isn't that purty????
Adhere it to your project and hand deliver ;)
If you found this tutorial useful, I would love for you to leave me a comment below. :) If you make this flower, I would love for you to link back here so I can take a peek. I am fishing for some love here, huh? yeah, shamelessly! lol!!!!
Sunday, March 7, 2010
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4 comments:
So easy, can't wait to try one for myself. Thanks so much for sharing!
Love, love love your flower tutorial! Thanks for sharing how to create your b e a utiful flower with us!
Stampin' Smiles from Ear to Ear,
Ann :)
I've been wanting that new large petal punch in the mini....but now I see I can create the look I'm going for with something I already have!! THANK YOU for the idea...and the tutorial!!
Very helpful and so easy! I can't wait to try it! TFS!
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