Some More 3D Scallop Circle Flowers
July 26, 2012
Here's another of the 3D flowers we did last month at our flowers class. They're quite quick and easy to make - even for 3D challenged people like me!
We made good use of the lace ribbon border punch. That punch along with the triple layer punches retired recently in the US so I am quietly expecting them to be on our Last Chance List of retiring products. This list will be released on August 1st and products on the list will be available in August while stocks last.
Colours: Riding Hood Red, Island Indigo, Baja Breeze and the card base is Confetti White.
The flower above was my first go - I got a little better with my second try with the addition of some sponging and a little more time arranging the petals.
Colours: Sahara Sand, Blushing Bride, Rich Razzleberry. Card base is Shimmery White.
Thanks to Miriam Spiess - one of my fellow demonstrators - who showed us how to make these flowers from scallop circles at last year's Melbourne stamping day at the Convention Centre.
If you'd like to come along this year to be inspired by some talented papercrafters and get a sneak peek at lots of yummy holiday themed goodies coming soon in our Holiday Catalogue, registration closes tomorrow for the Heartfelt Stampin' Up event on Saturday August 4th. More details at the end of this post or phone/email if you've got questions or would like to book in. I've got 5 guests coming along so far - would love to add a few more.
We're almost at the end of Christmas in July week at my place so I'll have some sparkly Christmas projects to share with you soon, plus for those of you always on the lookout for projects for the guys in your lives - we've got a masculine themed project blog hop coming Saturday morning so be sure to grab a weekend cuppa and have fun browsing through those posts.
Cheers, Sue
Love the blues and love the way you have done the flowers. Thanks.
Posted by: Vicki | July 26, 2012 at 05:42 PM
Hi Sue Wow! Those lacy punches make a very pretty background! And your flowers are lovely too- any chance of a tutorial ??? (or do you know where I can find one?)
Posted by: Robyn | July 26, 2012 at 03:36 PM
The flowers are gorgeous, Sue, and I like the combinations of colours you've introduced with the three lace ribbon border punch pieces. Very 'posh' looking cards for special events.
Posted by: Rachel | July 26, 2012 at 01:32 PM