Punch and dies used for flower
I have two requests to explain how I made the punched daisy card I posted here. I thought I would just post a similar card and answer questions from my readers. One of the questions was what did I use for the small white squares. It is a Cuttlebug die that I bought when the Cuttlebug first came out. I don't know if they still sell it. After cutting out the squares I embossed them with the Cuttlebug Dotted Swiss embossing folder.
The second person asked which punch I used for the petals of the flower. It is the smallest of the SU oval punches. I would have used a Nestie but they are not small enough for the size flower I wanted. I cut out a small "v" shape in the end of each petal and sponged the petals with a darker ink using sponge daubers. The petals are layered onto the center of the flower. The center of the flower was cut with a small scalloped oval die from Nestabilities. In order to make the center look like it had seeds, I used a stylist to emboss a lot of dots on one end. The flower is attached with a glue dot and the leaves tucked under using a little adhesive.
I hope this info helps. Thanks for stopping by.
9 comments:
This card is just as sweet as it can be. Thank you for explaining how to do it!
Very eye catching! Now I need a small oval punch! LOL!
Thanks for sharing Selma!
Selma this is so awesome!!! I have that cuttlebug die, never thought of using it like this!!! Absolutely gorgeous!
hmmmm, now will have to check my CB stash to see if I have that die - I have those small ones somewhere in a case....now that's bad when you cant find your own stuff!
TFS (-:
Beautiful, Selma! Love your cards, they are always so soft and elegant. You are a true artist!
So pretty and so simple! TFS!
Your puched daisy is gorgeous! I will have to try it.. Thanks for visiting my blog.. The black magic is really easy, just stamp with black craft on dark cardstock, set with heat, then color with pencils - viola! Now off to look around your site! Have a great day!
Selma, Your card is delightful and so full of Spring! Jut love the daisy! How creative! TFS!
You are amazingly talented and I so enjoy learning all these new, fun techniques! Thanks for sharing!!
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