Tutorial Tuesday: Paper Flowers
Prima flowers are all the rage these days as my sister discovered after viewing other bloggers. I bring this up because she thought I could ‘lose the flowers’ on one or two of my cards. Quietly I said, “no way!” But now, Cathie is on the band wagon and likes flowers since seeing them on other blogger’s cards. In honour of my sister’s love for flowers, I created this tutorial to make paper flowers. If you are like me, you have loads of unused flower stamps. Today we will layer and ink stamped images to create a hip and modern look.
I also wanted to incorporate Odd Bird Planet, so I used one of my favourite stamps that simply states, “Believe.”
Supplies:Â Flower stamps and sponge
Stamp out your image three times.
Cut out the flowers and ink the edges with a coordinating colour.
Ink up all three flowers. Ink some of the petals, not just the edges.
With a pair of scissors, curl the flower petals. I curled two downwards and one upwards.
Layer flower with pop dots. Place a brad into the center.
Stamp and cut out three large flowers and one small flower. The small flower will be for the center so use a different colour than your three larger flowers.
Ink all the edges in coordinating ink. Rub some colour onto the flower petals, not just the edges.
With a white pen, create dots on your petals and/or flower edge.
Layer flowers with pop dots.
Now you have pretty little layers. Finish off your project by adding stamped or punched leaves. Add a sentiment to your project as well.
PAPER FLOWER LINKS
Paper flowers made with punches
Scrappy Habit’s punch tutorial
A Wild Flower Melody of Flowers
Accordian Fold Flower Tutorial
Martha Stewart’s Large Flowers
Stamps:Â Odd Bird Planet, Autumn Leaves, Cornish Heritage Farms; Paper, unknown source; White pen:Â Sukura; Frame:Â Stamp’n Up new die cut.
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Mar 24, 2009 - 09:03:07These are so cool! Thanks for the tutorial, I’m going to attempt to try this very soon.
Ohhhh, thank you for this!! I just love what you created! I’m going to have to try this!! Thank you!!
These flowers are gorgeous! I have never made my own! I am going to have to give this a try!
WOW, another great tutorial! What a great way to use the flower stamps too! TFS your talent, Beth! You are one awesome gal
Wow! What a great way to make flowers. Fantastic tutorial.
fabulous paper flowers! Thanks for sharing the info on how to make them!
Awesome flowers Beth! Thanks for showing how you made them.
love this, off to find my flower stamps!
Okay Beth now I will comment on your flowers they are the coolest love each and everyone of them great job and also want to thank you for the links haven’t had a chance to check them yet but will, I had time to play this morning and my card is on my blog off and running check with you later.
Hugs
What a great tutorial! I love that it’s easy to follow and gives very precise directions. The flowers are wonderful and what a terrific way to get the exact color you want. It seems I am always fishing through my primas to find the right color.
I found your blog through Jeanette over at H20 Creations! Nice to meet you!
Your flowers are so pretty and I enjoyed your tutorial Beth! TFS!!!
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Risa:)
Love those cool layered flowers … great colors too.
Beth….. another great tutorial. Your tutorials are so easy to follow. . Am off and running to try my hand at flowers. They sure are in style.. European blogs love flowers and have done so for some time.. Thanks very much
Thanks for dropping by my blog – had to check yours out. Love these flowers – very inspiring. x
Nice flowers you have posted. I love flower gardens and good to know about this blog. Even i have a flower shop and i love to see colorful flowers. Thanks to flower-shops.biz, that helps customers to find my shop and make flower purchase easy for them. I like your inspiring ideas.
Nice flowers you have posted. I love flower gardens and good to know about this blog. Even i have a flower shop and i love to see colorful flowers. Thanks to flower-shops.biz, that helps customers to find my shop and make flower purchase easy for them. I like your inspiring ideas.
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I can’t tell you how much I adore this! Thank you for the fabulous tutorial!! I featured this tutorial today on my blog with a roundup of flower tutorials. Here is the link:
http://oopsey-daisy.blogspot.com/2010/07/wednesdays-wowzers-3-dozen-plus-four.html
Thank you so much for inspiring me. Have a wonderful day!
~Alison
So nice article you are shared with us! Many thanks!
Thanks for linking to my punched paper flowers on Flickr! I really enjoyed making them.
Great tutorial – I think you could seriously benefit from a production of a calendar that would expose the variety of designs while you include the features of the process…great work overall – thanks!
Found you blog and immediately did a post on it! Just beautiful…Consider yourself linked! Thank you for sharing!
Warmth, Colleen
Found your blog and immediately did a post on it! Just love your site! Consider yourself linked
Blessings, Colleen
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