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Tutorial Tuesday: Paper Flowers
Posted under Freebies and Links, Tutorials by Beth
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: 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: Odd Bird Planet, Autumn Leaves, Cornish Heritage Farms; Paper, unknown source; White pen: Sukura; Frame: Stamp’n Up new die cut.
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These are so cool! Thanks for the tutorial, I’m going to attempt to try this very soon.
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Ohhhh, thank you for this!! I just love what you created! I’m going to have to try this!! Thank you!!
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These flowers are gorgeous! I have never made my own! I am going to have to give this a try!
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WOW, another great tutorial! What a great way to use the flower stamps too! TFS your talent, Beth! You are one awesome gal
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Wow! What a great way to make flowers. Fantastic tutorial.
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fabulous paper flowers! Thanks for sharing the info on how to make them!
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Awesome flowers Beth! Thanks for showing how you made them.
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love this, off to find my flower stamps!
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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
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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!
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Your flowers are so pretty and I enjoyed your tutorial Beth! TFS!!!
hugs
Risa:)
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Love those cool layered flowers … great colors too.
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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
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Thanks for dropping by my blog - had to check yours out. Love these flowers - very inspiring. x
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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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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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