Framed Floral Art

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This tutorial offers instructions for making

the flowers that are used to compile this

Framed Floral Art piece. Additional

flowers, button and ribbons can be used to

decorate your frame to suit your taste.

Each flower has a full video tutorial

showing you how to assemble each one.

FABRIC FLOWER

Supplies

• Tea for Two Fabric - 2" x 18"

• Other - Needle and thread; Pearl

• Tools - Hot Glue Glun; Silcone Matt

Instructions

Fold the length of fabric in half lengthways so that the printed pattern is

towards the outside. Use running stitch to stitch the entire length of the

fabric close as possible to the folded edge. Once at the end, use the thread

to gather the fabric up as tightly as it will go. Place a reasonable amount of

hot glue onto the silicone matt and place the fabric into

the glue in a ‘spiral’ pattern. Place more glue on the top

side of the flower to secure the pearl in the centre. To finish, unravel some of the

outer edges of the fabric to give a softer look to the finished flower.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/3T73Fxz7S2I

ROLLED ROSES

Supplies

• Calypso Coral cardstock - 1¾" circle

• Tools - Hot Glue; Quilling Tool/Tweezers

Instructions

Cut circle into a spiral. Use bone folder to lightly distress the cardstock then use either tweezers or a

quilling tool to roll up the card stock starting at the thin cut end. Glue in place with a hot glue gun.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/LWJ6FdF0xVk

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SPIKEY FLOWERS

Supplies

• Primrose Petals DSP - 12" x 2"

• Very Vanilla DSP - 1¼" x 6"

• Scrap cardstock - ¾" circle

• Tools - Scissors; Quilling Tools/Tweezers;

Hot Glue Gun

Instructions

Fold both pieces of DSP in half length ways and use scissors to make small

snips along the entire length of each piece from the ‘open’ edge right down

as close as you can to the folded edge. The narrower you can make each of

the cuts the more ‘full’ your final flower will be.

Use tweezers or a quilling tool to roll up the smaller piece

of DSP first and secure the end with a little hot glue.

Wrap the longer piece of DSP around the outside of the small section and again

secure the end with hot glue. Making sure that all the folded edges on the bottom of

the rolls are flat, cover with hot glue and then use the ¾" circle to cover the base.

Once dry, slowly tease out (fold down) the leaves of the flower, a row at a time.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/AtIcqqgMqqA

POP-UP POSIES SCRUNCH FLOWER

Supplies

• Pop-Up Posies Kit - 7 Calypso Coral flowers; cream brad

• Ink - Primrose Petals

• Tools - Paper Piercer; Stampin’ Mist

Instructions

Stack all flowers together and use a paper piercer to make a hole in the

centre of all the flowers. Sponge around the edges of all 7 flowers with

Primrose Petal ink. Use scissors to cut each of the petals for all flowers

in half, down the middle. For three (3) of the

flowers, use scissors to trim the ends of the all the

petals to about half their length as shown (left).

Place the flowers in a tray and spray with Stampin’ Mist (you can use water if you

like but the end result will not be the same) and once covered, scrunch up each flower. Carefully

unfold each flower and thread onto the cream brad starting with the 3 smaller flowers. Secure the

brad and gather up the flowers one at a time around the brad. Gently tap open the flower to achieve

the final look you are after.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/vO2jmvEuieg

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POP-UP POSIES PATTY PAPER CARNATION

Supplies

• Pop-Up Posies Kit - 7 Patty Papers [3 of one size, 3 of a

smaller size and 1 of the smallest]

• Ink - Primrose Petals

• Accessories - Silver Brad; Stampin’ Mist

Instructions

Sponge around the edges of all 7 patty papers with Primrose Petal ink. Use

scissors to cut each of the papers into 6 sections. Stack all patty papers together

and use a paper piercer to make a hole in the centre of all of them. Place the

papers in a tray and spray with Stampin’ Mist (you can use

water if you like but the end result will not be the same) and

once covered, scrunch up each paper. Carefully unfold each

paper and thread onto the silver brad starting with the

smallest working to finish with the largest paper. Secure the brad and gather up

the layers one at a time around the brad. Gently tap open the flower to achieve

the final look you are after.

The YouTube tutorial is available here:  http://youtu.be/nWW52bB9tGQ

CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT CAMELLIA

Supplies

• Very Vanilla cardstock - 10 @ 3" x 1½"

• So Saffron cardstock - Four @ 1½" squares

• Tools - Big Shot; Ornament Framelits; Snow

Flurry Die

• Ink - Calypso Coral

• Accessories - Mini Brad; Paper Piercer; Stampin’ Mist

Instructions

Use the So Saffron card stock to cut our four of the smallest snowflakes from the die. Use the paper

piercer to create a hold in the centre of all four and place onto the mini brad. Lightly spray with

Stampin’ Mist and set aside.

Fold the pieces of Vanilla cardstock in half and use the smallest

ornament framelit to cut 10 sets of petals (make sure to have the fold

of the card stock at the top of the framelit). Sponge around the edges

of all 10 pairs with Calypso Coral ink. Stack all pairs of petals

together and use a paper piercer to make a hole in the centre of all of them. Place

the petals in a tray and spray with Stampin’ Mist (you can use water if you like but

the end result will not be the same) and once covered, scrunch up each pair of

petals. Carefully unfold each set of petals and begin to thread them onto the stack

of ‘snowflakes’ on the mini brad. Secure the brad and gather up the layers one at a

time around the brad. Gently tap open the flower to achieve the final look.

The YouTube tutorial is available here:  http://youtu.be/0ivTg_-0uf4

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CREPE FILTER PAPER FLOWER

Supplies

• Crepe Filter Paper - 1 Circle

• Re-inkers - Daffodil Delight; Primrose Petals;

Tangerine Tango

• Tools - Big Shot; Secret Garden Framelits

• Accessories - Mini Brad; Paper Piercer; Stampin’

Spritzers

Instructions

Fold the Crepe Filter Paper circle into quarters and use

the Secret Garden Framelits to cut out two lots of the

spikey flower and one of the five petal flower. Stack all

flowers together and use a paper piercer to make a hole

in the centre of all of them. Place the flowers in a tray and spray with Stampin’

Spritzer (mix a little re-inker with some rubbing alcohol in each of the Spritzer

bottles, one of each colour) starting with the lightest colour first. Let the flowers dry and then thread

them onto the mini brad starting with the smallest five petal flowers. Secure the brad and gather up

the layers one at a time around the brad. Gently tap open the flower to achieve the final look you are

after.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/GN3Ab6XqSPQ

SECRET GARDEN ROSE

Supplies

• Very Vanilla cardstock - 2" x 6"

• Stamp Set - Secret Garden

• Ink - Calypso Coral

• Punch - Itty Bitty Circle

• Tools - Big Shot; Secret Garden Framelits; Hot

Glue Gun; Bone Folder

Instructions

Use Calypso Coral ink to stamp four of the solid five petal

flower images onto the Very Vanilla cardstock. Use the

coordinating framelit to cut out each flower. Use the itty

bitty circle punch to remove the centre of three of the

flowers.

Cut one of these flowers between two petals, cut another one into two

section (one with two petals and one with three petals) and for the final

of these flower remove just one petal (left).

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Use the hot glue to shape each of these sections as shown below.

Place a small amount of hot glue in the centre of the whole flower and then place each layer in the

centre to finish with the small single petal roll.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/eyX6xh51QWo

HYDRANGEAS & FLOWER TRIM

Supplies

• Marina Mist cardstock - 2" x 3"

• Ink - Old Olive

• Re-inker - Summer Starfruit

• Tools - Big Shot; Floral Fusion Sizzlit; Delicate

Designs Embossing Folder

• Accessories - Pearls; Flower Trim

Instructions

Hydrangea

Use Marina Mist card stock to cut out the set of flowers from the Floral Fusions Die.

Emboss the largest flower with the Delicate Designs Embossing Folder and then use

Old Olive ink to smoodge all three flowers. Use a bone folder to lightly curl each layer

before adhering together. Finish with a pearl in the centre.

Flower Trim

Cut one each flower individually from the trim. Place a few drops of re-inker into a container and

add enough water to mix and cover the flowers. Place flowers in and leave for as long as you like –

the longer you soak them the deeper the colour will be. Remove from the container and let dry. Add

a little extra ‘smoodging’ to the top of each flower if desired.

The YouTube tutorial is available here: http://youtu.be/fELZWFyu2cM