Good Morning! Welcome back to day number three of my guest design spot with Peachy Keen Stamps! I want to thank you for all the lovely comments you have been leaving for me. I am so honored to be able to share my projects with you!
For my project today, there are lots of photos. I hope this helps in some way, as I am a very visual learner, so I think the more photos the better.
I used the stamp set Valentine Sweets for this project. I know I am bombarding you with Valentine's things so far, but I just can't seem to help myself.
First, for the larger flower, I started out stamping fifteen of the large solid outline hearts onto one piece of paper and then six of the largest dotted outline hearts onto another piece of paper. (All of the hearts were stamped onto paper from The Girls Paperie.) Then, for the smaller flower, I stamped another ten of the largest dotted outline hearts onto yet another piece of paper and four of the smallest dotted outline hearts onto the last piece of paper. (I wanted all of the different sized hearts to vary from each other.)
Here is a picture of the hearts for the smaller of the flowers.
Next, I took my flower tool (the Petal Roller from Imaginisce) and made a crease down the middle of all of the hearts, large and small.
I then flipped the hearts over (the backside facing up) and made a crease in between the middle crease (which now looks like a mountain) and edge on both sides of the mountain.
So, when you flip then back over there are two hills and one valley.
From there, I pierced a hole near the bottom middle for the brad to fit through.
I took two small hearts and put them onto the brad first, then took five of the larger hearts and put them on the brads, spanning them out into the flower shape.
And, here is a close up of the two different sized flowers I made. I had ended up making three large flowers and two small ones.
Nearing the end, before I glued the flowers on, I painted the wooden love (found this at Hobby Lobby) in baby blue, pink and white, and then painted a layer of Glamour Dust Glitter Paint in Ice Crystal (which you can find here in the Peachy Keen store) over the entire thing, and let dry.
Finally, I replaced the ribbon that it can with with some pretty pink satin ribbon so that I could hang it on the wall, and glue the flowers where I wanted.
I hope you enjoyed the project today! Also, don't forget to leave your comments here and at the Peachy Keen blog in order to have your chance at winning the adorable Valentine Cupids stamp set.
Project Recipe
Stamps: Peachy Keen Stamps {Valentine Sweets}
Wooden Love: Hobby Lobby
Patterned Paper: The Girls Paperie {Paper Girl}
Ink: Momento
Paint: Making Memories
Glitter Paint: Glamour Dust Glitter Paint {Ice Crystal}
Tools: Imaginisce {Petal Roller} We R Memory Keepers {Brad Setter and Paper Piercer}
Awesome. Flowers are perfect for love day.
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What a great project Love the flowers and the wooden sign refacing was great. TFS
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Terrific decoration for Valentines Day!!
ReplyDeleteI love your project, would be nice on a mantle any day of the year.
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Love how you did the flowers! And the colors are GORGEOUS!!!
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Very cute and inspiring!
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This is really pretty!! Your flowers are wonderful!
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You did a terrific job with your project.
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Robin aka thecricutscrapper
Wow....these flowers are beautiful. thanks for the tutorial. Love how your project turned out!
ReplyDeleteLove this...your flowers are very pretty! TFS
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Really like your flowers...very clever...will have to find the "flower tool". Thanks for sharing your talents with us.
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Awesome , easy flowers ,I love it. Dawn RI
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I love this! TFS!
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This is AWESOME!!!! Thanks for the tutorial. The pictures were perfect. And these turned out so cute! Hugs- Glora me(at)glorajean(dot)com
ReplyDeleteYou are simply AMAZING!!!! Your project is BEAUTIFUL!! I love it!! Thanks for sharing! :)
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So pretty! I love the use of the hearts for the flowers.
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Saundra
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I love how you used the hearts to make a flower-very creative! Thanks for sharing the photos-apparently I must be a visual learner too because the pictures helped big time!
ReplyDeleteSo clever. Gonna be searching for some more heart punches now =)
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Your flowers are beautiful and the instructions very clear. Love the sign, it is a beautiful keepsake.
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Lovely flowers! I too am a visual learner so I really appreciate seeing your process via pictures. I think the sign turned out very simple but lovely. thanks for sharing!
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Love the flowers super cute
ReplyDeleteVery nice project! It look beautiful, Cathryn67 <3
ReplyDeleteOH MY...I can just imagine all the time it took to cut all those hearts out! This is an adorable and very creative creation. It was great having you on board as a GDT at Peachy Keen Stamps. You do fabulous work!!
ReplyDeleteDidn't know there was such a tool. Very cool effect.
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I love the flowers!! They are the cutest. Fantastic Idea!!
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Wow! Those are great!!! I'm learning more & more about the papercraft world. Simply amazed! TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute flowers! It's nice to see another technique on making flowers to use on all different projects.
ReplyDeleteFabulous.. The flowers are awesome. Thanks for sharing
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DoBea, this is fabulous! I LOVE your tutorial on the flowers! That is brilliant, and beautiful! So very well done!
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Lorie