Dreamweaver week: Tag and flower

Hi, 
Want to know how to use your Dreamweaver stencils differently? Well, Isa'sArt will show you today with a very clever way to make her flowers.. Who would have thought? 
Let us know what you think of this technique and the beautiful tag 

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I started with stencilling the Christmas baubles on paper with Distress inks.

I then cut them out making sure to leave that "pointy end" as it will be perfect to apply the glue, and then distressed the edges.

To glue the petal/baubles, I took a button, and glued the end of the smallest baubles (5 of them) at the back of the button. I then glued the longest baubles the same way and left it aside to dry

Tip of the day
I then spritzed the flower with a bit of water for two reasons

1- It makes it easier to give the proper shape to the flower

2- I can now add a bit of mica powder to give a metallic look to my flower.

The dragonfly was made with another Dreamweaver stencil

Materials

Tim Holtz Alterations: Movers and Shapers large die Tag and bookplates

Distress inks: Vintage photo, Walnut

Sakura pens Idendity brown

Impression Obsession Cover-a-card Thin stripes

Dreamweaver paste: gold

Powder Metallic FX pink blush

Dreamweaver LL Ornaments

Dreamweaver LS Dragonfly

Pearls