Hello everyone I'm super excited to welcome you all to the first craftwork cards design team tutorial :o)
But before we get onto my tutorial i just wanted to thank you all for the lovely comments you have left about the wall hanging and cards i shared with you in my last post they are very much appreciated by me, craftwork cards & fellow DT'ers.
Anyway onto the fun bit the tutorial on how to make my little pom pom flowers as featured on the wall hanging in my last post. And the good news is there sooo easy to make.
What you will need:
- Paper (I'm using craftwork cards paper from the Memory Lane Project of the Month Kit )
- 1" Circle Paper Punch
- Embossing Tool or Paint Brush
- Hot Glue Gun
What to do:
Punch out 6 circles and fold into quarters
Unfold and put embossing tool in the centre of the circle
Wrap the paper around the embossing tool
Unfold 1 circle and flatten (this is the base)
Partly unfold the other 5 circles
Glue 4 pieces to the base and 1 at the top
Add distress ink and/or glitter to make them stand out on your projects.
Finished samples
Here I've used the frame to make a mini shaker card embellishment with one of the tiny pictures from Memory Lane Project of the Month Kit or buy extra sheets Here.
All the little flowers come in the kit along with some beautiful adhesive pearls that finish your project perfectly. Card blank is called Fanciful card.
Here I've made another shaker card from the stunning silver oval frame with added silver accents and flowers brushed with silver glitter.
Card blank can be cut to size from Straight edge 203mm x 203mm card.
Finished samples
All the little flowers come in the kit along with some beautiful adhesive pearls that finish your project perfectly. Card blank is called Fanciful card.
Card blank can be cut to size from Straight edge 203mm x 203mm card.
The frame on this card has been used as a mirror on a dressing table (cut on a eclips machine)
The chandelier in the background is the Bohemian 8x8 free spirit paper for the Project of the Month Kit.
Card blank used is a Scallop edge 203mmx 203mm card.
So there we go guys a tutorial and a few cards for you, hope you like them and give them a try,
keep your comments and suggestions coming we love to hear from you.
Bye for now
Hugs
Emma xx
Card blank used is a Scallop edge 203mmx 203mm card.
So there we go guys a tutorial and a few cards for you, hope you like them and give them a try,
keep your comments and suggestions coming we love to hear from you.
Bye for now
Hugs
Emma xx
16 comments:
Emma, they are super, and I know I'll be having a go. Thanks for giving us all the tutorial! Ax
Fab samples and tutorial x
Great tutorial
Love these flowers, and they look so easy to make. Will definitely be giving them a go later. Thanks for the tutorial - really easy to follow.
Fabulous cards too, love the dressing table. xx
Wow, the flowers are so effective & your designs are gorgeous. Thank-you for sharing the tutorial with us.
Emma lovely flowers and the card ideas are gorgeous and a great tutorial. Julie
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Emma your cards are stunning and I love the pom pom flowers, when they are edges with ink they stand out so much. Love, love, love them and will be adding these to my bloom repertoire!! xx
Oh Emma you are a clever bunny, and I love the blooms, they look stunning and really stand out, your cards are fabulous and gorgeous, Thank yu so much sharing xxxxxxx
Love the cards and the pom pom flowers. So easy when you know how, but really effective. Thanks for the tip.
Gorgeous cards, I'm always looking for new ways to make flowers so thank you for the pom pom flower tutorial hugs Karen
I LOVE these pom pom flowers - so quick and easy to make - soon you'll be seeing them on every DT project Emma!! Thanks for sharing this with us. xxxx
Oh, and almost forgot to say - stunning projects Emma! Thanks for sharing those too xxxx
Hi Emma
Thanks for your flower tutorial - so much appreciated and so well done. Can't wait to give it a go!
Also your cards are sooo stunning I'm just drooling.... Can't wait for your next post!
Hugs
Tina
XXX
Thanks for the tutorial. These flowers are lovely. I've just tried making one. Not sure it looks as nice as yours though!
Kat x
Thanks Emma for your Pom Pom tutorial, we,ll all be pom pom crazy soon xxx
Huggles
Karen xoxo
Your cards are wonderful, I searched the Internet to find out how to make those flowers but no joy. So thank you very much.
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