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The Perfect Cone Flower

We simply LOVE 3 t’s Tuesday with Virginia! She always comes up with the most fun, innovative, and pretty techniques to share on our blog! Here she is with this week’s tutorial:


Grab a couple of circle punches and get ready to make a really fun card:

1. To create the flower, punch out eight 1.5 “ circles from double-sided patterned paper and fold each circle in half.

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2. To make the cones, roll the paper and use the center fold as your pivot point as you curl. Pinch the cone at the point and the cone shape should stay.

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3. Glue the cones to your card in a circle pattern and attached a big brad over the center. Voila! You've just made a 3-D flower.

4. To make a pretty scalloped photo corner, punch out four 1“ circles and then cut each circle in half. Ink the edges for extra dimension.

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5. Glue the two halves lining up the straight edges on the outside corner. Repeat for the remaining corners.

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6. Finish the card by adhering ribbon and stamping your sentiment at the bottom.

7. Try the same steps above using a round scalloped punch and you'll love the results!

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by Virginia Nebel

supplies: patterned paper, ribbon, and brad, Making Memories; stamp, Hero Arts; ink, Tsukineko; adhesive cork, QuicKutz; circle punches, Creative Memories

Aritcle by: Virginia Nebel

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