Mother's Day Spring Set
First of all Happy Mother's Day to all of you wonderful mother's. You are appreciated.
My mom lives in a different state. I know she has always had a love of plants. Flowers are nice, but they die so quickly. So I decided this year that I would make her a watering can bouquet for a Mother's Day gift.
To start with, I grabbed a few of my Craft Smith stacks.
For the watering can, I highlighted the edges with the Craftwell eBrush and a gray Sharpie marker.
Then I ran the panels through the Sizzix Big Shot.
Next I started cutting and shaping flower petals after highlighting them with the eBrush.
When I first started working with rolled flowers, I really did not like them. But with continued practice, I became more comfortable with them.
Apply a dot of hot glue to the center of the flower to attach the bottom circle
Let's talk stencils. They can be cut in vinyl, paper, cardstock, chipboard, and many other forms of material. However, I like to cut mine onto transfer paper.
Transfer paper allows for just the right stick so that the ink doesn't bleed under the lines like it can do with paper products.
Yet it comes up nice and smooth without tearing the paper like vinyl can do.
Another easy time saver is to use an old mat with a bit of stick to it so that your project stays put.
Top view
Matching card
My mom lives in a different state. I know she has always had a love of plants. Flowers are nice, but they die so quickly. So I decided this year that I would make her a watering can bouquet for a Mother's Day gift.
To start with, I grabbed a few of my Craft Smith stacks.
For the watering can, I highlighted the edges with the Craftwell eBrush and a gray Sharpie marker.
Then I ran the panels through the Sizzix Big Shot.
Next I started cutting and shaping flower petals after highlighting them with the eBrush.
When I first started working with rolled flowers, I really did not like them. But with continued practice, I became more comfortable with them.
Apply a dot of hot glue to the center of the flower to attach the bottom circle
Let's talk stencils. They can be cut in vinyl, paper, cardstock, chipboard, and many other forms of material. However, I like to cut mine onto transfer paper.
Transfer paper allows for just the right stick so that the ink doesn't bleed under the lines like it can do with paper products.
Yet it comes up nice and smooth without tearing the paper like vinyl can do.
Another easy time saver is to use an old mat with a bit of stick to it so that your project stays put.
Next I took a foam ball and cut a portion to fit into the watering can.
Doesn't have to be perfect, just needs to be a vessel to hold the flowers!
Final Project:
Top view
Matching card
Materials Used:
- Paper
- Craft Smith
- Die Cut Machine
- Silhouette Cameo 3
- Silhouette Studio-Designer Edition
- Silhouette Design Store
- Water Can
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Design ID #57772
- 3D Geranium Flower
- by Jamie CrippsDesign ID #56940
- 3D Flower Scallop Edge Tulip
- by Amanda McGeeDesign ID #182422
- Rolled Rosette
- by Amanda McGeeDesign ID #178219
- 3D Medium Loopy Rolled Flower
- by Alaa' KDesign ID #196837
- Happy Mother's Day
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Design ID #27374
- Adhesive
- Embossing
- Sizzix Big Shot
- Darice flower embossing folder
- Extra's
- Craftwell eBrush
- Sharpie markers
I don't know if we can be friends anymore! Damn you outshine me! :-D LOL....Just kidding <3
ReplyDeleteYou know you love me Helle! :)
DeleteIncredibly lovely. I always covet people's 3D flowers. This is the best I've seen. Even more fun to see so many of us "competing" designers at Silhouette have designs work so well together. You're a genius at diplomacy! Wonderful project. Hope you are getting payback sufficient to all your time, creativity and effort. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jodi. The high school horticulture class is paying off ;)
DeleteThis is such a beautiful idea! I agree. Cut flowers die so quickly, and I dare say, fresh couldn't be any more lovely than the arrangement you have created here.
ReplyDeleteThank you Beth!
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