Today I am showing you how to make the simple , but Oh so effective, fringed flower; reminds me of a Chrysanthemum.

Go grab a large circle punch, some light weight papers; I used Chatterbox, brads, buttons, scissors, and a poky tool!
Punch 5 circles
and make a hole with your poky tool, to add a brad
Grab your scissors and cut to the brad at 4 equal distances, ie : 12'0clock, 3'0clock, 6'0 clock and 9'0clock!
Now cut all the way round to the brad, until you have this
Grab the fringe and lightly gather and spruce,a bit like massaging a head of hair, LOL
Now add a button or bead.
I made a simple card and used a small flower. I will add a sentiment at a later date. I used my small scallop circle for this fringe flower.
Supplies : Chatterbox papers, Martha Stewart punch, scallop circle punch, brad, glass bead, Papermania card blank
I hope you enjoyed this simple paper flower tutorial, I look forward to seeing your flowers.
Thanks for stopping by
Anna x
Anna x
thank you for another fun tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI made your other flower yesterday and it was superfun, so I sure will try making this one too=)
ohhh! thanks for the tutorial...definitely will make this flower!
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ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome tutorial! It looks wonderful on the card, too. :-) I'm inspired, thanks so much!
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Really beautiful! Your tutorial are very useful and smply! Thank you!
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Very nice idea....simple enough for the kids to do as well. Thanks for sharing. !!
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I've had fun finally doing this. Thanks for this tutorial. My version is here:
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Very cute.
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