As promised we are back with the part two of our Concertina flower wish granted.
Today, Poupette and Isasart are using punches and score board to make their flowers.
Let us know what you think in a comment below ;)
Starting with Poupette...
Cut a strip of papers and punch it with your favourite design
Score at regular intervals and glue both ends together
Make another smaller flower, attach them both to the card, adding a button and ribbon or embellishment in the center
To make her sample, Poupette used:
Martha Stewart edger punch: Doily lace
BasicGrey 6x6 pads
CI-225 - Owl postage stamp
Katzelkraft rubber stamps - Norris and JMC: voyage quotes
Adhesive pearls: 3 and 5 mm
Distress Ink pad : antique linen , brushed corduroy , tea dye , weathered wood , Distress Ink pad: Stormy sky
Memento inkpad: Rich cocoa
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Here's what Isasart has come up with.. Another fantastic tutorial for you.
Cut a 5 x 30 cm (2 x 12 inch) strip of paper and edge it with scissors or a punch
Add texture using a cuttlebug folder (here Victoria)
Use a score board for the folds and highlight the embossed design with Distress ink
glue both ends together and add to your project.
Now for a second Rosette using crepe paper:
Cut a 60 cm (24 inch) border and stamp it with chalk ink
Then fold with your hands (no scoreboard, just an accordion), glue the ends together and add a touch of Stickles glitter glue on the edge
Cut circles and scalloped circles using your Nestabilities or Go Kreate die and add the Crafty Individuals image in the centre as well as metal charms. The dew drops can be done with Glossy Accents or Diamond Glaze.

use your flower for a beautiful vintage altered book
See you tomorrow for part 3.
Isa
BasicGrey 6x6 pads
CI-225 - Owl postage stamp
Katzelkraft rubber stamps - Norris and JMC: voyage quotes
Adhesive pearls: 3 and 5 mm
Distress Ink pad : antique linen , brushed corduroy , tea dye , weathered wood , Distress Ink pad: Stormy sky
Memento inkpad: Rich cocoa
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Here's what Isasart has come up with.. Another fantastic tutorial for you.
Cut a 5 x 30 cm (2 x 12 inch) strip of paper and edge it with scissors or a punch
Add texture using a cuttlebug folder (here Victoria)
Use a score board for the folds and highlight the embossed design with Distress ink
glue both ends together and add to your project.
Now for a second Rosette using crepe paper:
Cut a 60 cm (24 inch) border and stamp it with chalk ink
Then fold with your hands (no scoreboard, just an accordion), glue the ends together and add a touch of Stickles glitter glue on the edge
Cut circles and scalloped circles using your Nestabilities or Go Kreate die and add the Crafty Individuals image in the centre as well as metal charms. The dew drops can be done with Glossy Accents or Diamond Glaze.

use your flower for a beautiful vintage altered book
See you tomorrow for part 3.
Isa












Thanks for theses great tutorials - I would have never thought of using my Martha Stewart Punch!!!
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Penni
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All absolutely stunning and particularly love the one on the vintage book - gorgeous!
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Great idea to use a punch for the edge - really classy
ReplyDeleteOh what gorgeous samples, thank you everyone for such inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAs expected, another two beautiful examples to inspire us. I love the decorative edges. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFantastic examples. Love the embossed and inked concertina flower, it's quite stunning. x
ReplyDeleteI am so glad i asked for this on your wish list.You have shopwed me anyway ways whihc i had never thought of ...Thankyou soooo much your such knowlegeable and talented bunch!
ReplyDeletehugs big thanks to you both projects are STUNNING!
Judex
Merci pour ces magnifiques fleurs.Bisou
ReplyDeleteI love these, well done on showing us some gorgeous examples xx
ReplyDeletewaaahou , thank you ....
ReplyDeleteStef
Thanks these are all fabulous, I'll have to give this a try.
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