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Tutorial: Punched Flowers





Since I've been on a punched flower kick, I thought I'd do a quick tutorial...

Circle Punches



1. Both kinds of flowers start with this basic template drawn on the back of the punched circle. This makes it easier to space out the individual punches.



2. Using an 1/8" punch, punch on each line. Then punch in between those punches with the 1/16" punch.

Cut Petals



1. Start with the same template drawn on the back of the punched circle.



2. Cut slightly into the center of the circle using each line as a guide. Then cut slightly to the right of each cut, making a triangular shape that will fall off creating petals.

Hope that helps! I love making these flowers.

To see how to make the faux metal using only silver embossing powder and rubber stamps, please visit splitcoaststampers for a tutorial.

posted on December 30, 2006 8:35 PM
by Kristina
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MaryR:

What gorgeous cards - love your flowers and the punched circles. I used these on a s'booking page on SCS and listed your blog - thanks again.

January 10, 2007 @ 1:01 PM
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That card is fabulous! I am totally glad i started stopping by your blog again. You are so brilliant! I thought i better start leaving comments instead of just stalking you with my mouth hanging open...

December 3, 2007 @ 11:46 PM


 


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