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Flowers:
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1. Punch 10 white shapes with the Large Scallop punch.
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2. Trim the shapes as shown in the diagram leaving 7 scallops per flower
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3. Paint one side of each shape deep blue |
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4. Pick up blue paint on the lower end of an angled paint brush and white paint with the higher end.
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5. Paint both colours together, sweeping around from the top of the first, right hand scallop down towards the point at the bottom.
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6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until the 7 scallops have been painted. Diagram shows scallops being painted
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7. Repeat Step 6, painting the 10 trimmed shapes.
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TIP: Wash the paintbrush frequently.
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Leaves:
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8. Punch 11 Small and 8 Medium Ash Leaves from the green paper. |
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Panel:
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9. Trim a cream panel 18.5cm (7 ¼”) high by 42mm (1 5/8”) wide.
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10. Punch along each side with the Border, Frame - Star punch.
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11. Trim a piece of silver paper the same height but slightly wider.
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12. Use double sided sticky tape to affix the two panels together with the silver underneath.
The silver will show through the punched pattern and allow a small silver border, on both sides, to be seen.
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13. Attach the panel to the left hand side of the card using the double sided sticky tape.
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Burgundy and white on a cream backgroung gives an elegant appearance..
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Arrangements:
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14. Follow the placement of the flowers and leaves as shown in the completed, coloured illustration.
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15. Adhere the insert paper into position to complete the card.
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16. Add a greeting, if required
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Stamens:
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17. Paint tiny burgundy dots at the top of each flower. |
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Hints:
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Remove the base point from the flower when a smaller flower is required.
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Change the Colours:
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Change the colours to suit the occasion. Use gold instead of silver paper under the panel.
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