I ran across this awesome tutorial over at Patty's Stamping Spot where she shows how to create this awesome paper flower using a paper crimper.
For my flower, I used a corner rounder without the guard and scalloped the edges. For the leaves, I used my 1 1/4 inch punch as shown below.....
The center flower is about 3 inches around. So, I made the card a 6x6 and used a card pattern from Originals. The flowers up the left side, corner flourish, word bloom and words on the stem are all from the CTMH Primavera Rub-Ons. Talk about easy! I added a few sparkles in the centers of the flowers for a little bling.
I followed the leaf instructions up until Patty cuts them out by hand. I used my 1 1/4 inch punch instead and then inked them in Sweet Leaf for a bit more dimension.
You can make the leaves different sizes depending on where you put them into the punch.....
Supplies used for this project are all CTMH (unless noted):
Paper: Cherry-O stripe, Crystal Blue CS, Tulip CS, Colonial White CS and Chocolate CS
Inks: Chocolate, Tulip
Embellishments: Sweet Leaf ribbon, Bitty Sparkles, Primavera Rub-Ons
Tools used: Paper Crimper (non ctmh) and 1 1/4 inch punch available now from CTMH!!
Thanks for stopping by!!
I hope this inspires you to check out the flower/leaf tutorial and give it a try! I really had fun creating this flower and will be making many more! Maybe in different sizes too!
Happy Scrappin' and Stampin'
Jen
nice. Tulip is now my new favorite stamp pad color.
ReplyDeletethanks cindy! Yeah, tulip is a great color. It can be red when you need it and a dark pink also....
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