Thursday, 8 July 2010

Buttercups and Daisies



We have plenty of these in our lawn - especially the buttercups. Not much in the way of dandelions though - the rabbits see to that!

This is one of the cards from my most recent class at my local craft shop. One of the ladies was a little worried when she saw all the flowers, but they are really simple to make - the trickiest part is getting them all to stay in place whilst you stick them to the card!

The daisies are just two layers of a Woodware 1" daisy punch stuck together, with a 1/4" circle of yellow crushed velvet card for the centre. After assembling the flower, we sponged a little hint of pink onto the tips of the petals with a sponge dauber.

The buttercups are an EK Success medium Retro Flower punch, with a very finely fringed and rolled strip of card for the centre. The leaves are a Woodware 1" Oak Leaf punch.

The background is stamped in Versamark with a flourish stamp.

I made a little matching tag as well.


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17 comments:

  1. Glad to see you are posting on your blog...i love getting inspiration from your cards and ideas. Love this card and tag. Please don't leave it so long between posts...

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  2. So Beautiful stunning and elegant!!!!

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  3. This card is so lovely. I really adore your flowers. So clever.

    Thanks for showing.

    Have a great weekend!
    Hugs

    Gaby

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  4. Thoroughly enjoyed the class thanks Joanne. Learned alot and have now made boxes for the class cards (shown on my blog).

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  5. such a Beautiful bouquet, Love it!!

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  6. Love it, Love it, Love it!

    Mags

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  7. Absolutely gorgeous Joanne. Stunning card & Tag

    Mary x

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  8. Beautiful Joanne. So fresh looking. Kim x

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  9. These are SO life-like! Beautiful card, Joanne.

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  10. Your blog is truly inspirational.
    I use stampin up cardstock for a lot of my crafting, but could you recommend paper card for the finer punch work you carry out on your floral punch craft. As finding the correct weight in the correct colour is often a problem?

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  11. ove the card!and love the tag!!the tag its so cute!!!

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  12. Stunning card and love your flowers xx

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  13. Wow! The card looks so real... out of this world.

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  14. These are wondeful, thankyou for sharing.

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  15. Your blog is amazing! I love all this flowers! Thanks so much for sharing... XXX Christine from France

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  16. Gorgeous card and I love the matching tag. Truely beautiful flowers. Love Em x

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