Yesterday was the August meet and greet for my Meetup group here in the Bay Area. A few of us got together and had some pie at Marie Callender’s and I brought a free make and take for everyone to do. This month I decided to do some punch art and so I modified a past card I had made to use some new stamps and colors and came up with this card.
This was an easy card that used 7 punches in all, though you could modify this card to use fewer punches or more stamps. Here are the steps to create it yourself:
- Punch the base of the flower using the extra large Fancy Flower punch
- Stamp the five petal flower image from Punched Posies hostess set, once on colored cardstock and once on white cardstock
- Punch out stamped images using the Five Petal punch
- Stamp the smaller six petal flower image from the Punched Posies hostess set on white cardstock and punch out the center using 1/2” Circle punch
- Layer these punched images together and glue
- Punch the leaf using the Small Oval punch
- Fold the oval in half and trim one side to form a point
- Stamp the vase using one of the ornament images from the Delightful Decorations stamp set on white cardstock
- Punch out using the ornament punch and trim the bottom of the ornament to form the flat base of the vase
- Stamp the sentiment from the Because I Care hostess set on white cardstock
- Punch out sentiment using the Large Oval punch
- Punch corners of base white cardstock with the Ticket Corner punch
- Stamp the stem using the stem image from the Punched Posies stamp set on base white cardstock
- Glue down onto your card base and your done!
Punched Flower Recipe:
Stamps: Punched Posies, Delightful Decorations, Because I Care
Ink: Poppy Parade, Daffodil Delight, Old Olive
Paper: Old Olive CS, Whisper White CS, Poppy Parade CS, Daffodil Delight CS
Accessories: Fancy Flower punch, Five Petal punch, 1/2” circle punch, Ornament punch, Ticket Corner punch, Small Oval punch, Large Oval punch
2 responses to “Punch Art Flower for my August Meetup”
I love this. Do you mind if I case it?
Thanks! Please feel free to case!