Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Paper Flower Tutorial

As you may have already noticed, I am a sucker for flowers and most, not all my layouts have a smattering of flowers on them. I am always looking for new flowers and new ways to make flowers using my basic stash supply.

Please note :I am not claiming originality on this at all, I am sure these have been done before, but here is my way of making them.

Firstly go gather that circle scallop punch, some light weight pattern paper, I used Jenni Bowlin, some brads, buttons, adhesive and some twine of embroidery floss!




Punch 5 circles




Layer them and make a hole






and add a brad.




Now start scrunching each layer




until all the layers are scrunched up like this.






Now unravel each layer
dah dahhh, you have a cute ruffled paper flower.



Add a button or just leave with a brad



I have been making lots for upcoming projects, so easy to do sat infront of the TV of a night!


You can now jazz up your flower with glitter and ink if you wish, and why not try old newspapers and book pages.

Here is a layout I did of Lilly, using my paper flowers, how pretty do these flowers looked grouped on a page;










Supplies :
Bazzill cardstock
Jenni Bowlin Papers
Creative Imaginations paper
Vintage lace
Brads
Mellisa Frances buttons
Tim Holtz ticket
Metal photo corner
JB journaling tag
Hambly overlay
AC Thickers
Feathers
Maya Road flower and velvet leaves
Blue flowers Crafty Stash

Please post a link to your paper flowers, would love to see.

Thanks for stopping by
Anna x

12 comments:

  1. Oooh, love those !

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  2. ooooh your layout is breathtaking!! just lovely♥

    and I MUST try to make these flowers, they look super cute!

    hugs

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  3. thank you very much for this tutorial! I'll try them.

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  4. Thank you, thank you, thank you...I am off to try these out!

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  5. Thanks for the tutorial the flowers are lovely, have put a link on my blog.

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  6. The flowers are beautiful and I can't wait to have a go! Will post them on my blog when I have done some. Your layout is wonderful too!

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  7. Hi Anna
    Spent yesterday evening making loads of flowers - I love them! Really addictive! You can see what I have made at the following address:
    http://beckysburblings-beckyg1.blogspot.com/2010/01/annas-flowers.html

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  8. great tutorial anna!

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  9. Love your tutorial.
    Thanks for sharing.

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  10. wonderful tutorial butt i like paper flower tutorial so attractive .

    Gifts to Pakistan

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  11. Excellent and decent post. I found this much informative, as to what I was exactly searching for. Thanks for such post and please keep it up. Wow, this is pretty interesting. Inspiring, as well. Thanks for sharing such inspiring experience with us. Great blog, congrats.!

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