For my tutorial I will be giving you instructions on how to make these loopy 3 dimensional flowers.
Step 1) Cut 5 strips of double sided paper that measure 1/4"x 5".
(these are all the same paper, I am just showing the two sides)
Step 2) Make a loop and bring the ends almost together, leaving a little tag on one of the ends that can be folded over.
Step 3) Glue the both ends down and continue to do the same to the four remaining pieces.
Step 4) Adhere all five pieces to a piece of coordinating paper.
Step 5) Trim all 5 petals out.
Step 6) Arrange on card or layout to make a flower. My plan was originally to make a full flower, however 5 petals just wasn't enough and looked too sparse. So, I opted to make a flower "bud".
In other words, you'll need more petals for a full in bloom circular flower...I would suggest 9-10.
Just a note, all papers and the sentiment sticker that were used on this card are from the collection pack you could be eligible to win if you participate. Thank you to Echo Park. Love this new company!
The next blog on your journey is Zoe Nemburt's
click here to go to her blog...ZOE
20 comments:
This is so cute! Thanks for showing the steps to make the flower...looks like fun!
Great idea - and super cute card! :D
Very cute! Hope to give that flower a try! Thanks for the tutorial!
This is super cupe!!! Thanks for the inspiration, Tonya! xo
that card is so clever. Love it. Gorgeous flower.
LOVE your flower!! So CUTE!! (=
This is so stinkin' cute.
this is so so cute, tonya! love it!
VEry cute card...
oh my, that is just deliciously FUN, gonna try it:-)) Tks for the inspiration:-)
Love the card!!
Awesome card! Love the dimensional flower petals! :)
Tonya these are adorable! I love the dimention! totally gorgeous
I LOVE this idea!!!! So gonna be stealing this one!! ;)
xx
great card, love the loopy flowers. xx
very cute! thanks for sharing!
More cool flowers! Love this!
I adore this super cute flower.. the petals are a delight!!
This is so cute!
Sooo cute, Tonya! I must try these loopies! Dang cute I tell ya! ;) And Echo Park is just the sweetest... I've been loving working with their collections!
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