Tutorial on Tuesday!-- Fringed Flower

Tutorial on Tuesday - Dancing Ms. Daisy!!!
How to create a handmade daisy using your favorite Jillibean Soup products!  

by Juliana Michaels

Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper: Summer Squash/Yellow Squash and Small Hot Pepper, Soup Staples/Yellow Sugar and Olive Sugar
Canvas Flowers: Green Grid
Cardstock Stickers: Summer Squash
Cool Beans: Red

Other:
Decorative Scissors by Fiskars, Scallop Circle Punches by Marvy Uchida and Stampin' Up!, Adhesive by Helmar/Zap Dots, Bamboo Skewer


The Daisy: 

1.  Punch out 3 varying sizes of scallop circles.


2.  Take each scallop circle and cut inward toward the center at each scallop to create your petals. 

  
3.  Repeat this with all three circles.

 
4.  Ink the edges of each petal.


5.  Repeat this with all three circles.

 
6.  To give the petals some dimension, gently curl them over a bamboo skewer.


  
7.  Repeat this will all three circles. 
  
8.  Layer the scallop circles starting with the largest and progressing to the smallest. Place a piece of double sided foam adhesive, such as Helmar Zap Dots, between each layer to give the flower more dimension.


9.  The final step is to add a Cool Beans button to the center of the flower!  And there you have it...your very own dancing daisy!  


The Leaves:
You can create your own leaves by cutting them from the Canvas flowers, cardstock or pattern paper. Adhere the leaves to the back side of the flower using the Zap Dots.  

Other options for the scallop circles: Nestabilities Scallop Circle Dies, Silhouette (Laina Lamb Fancy Frames Set #3), Cricut, or other die cutting machines/dies.  You could even create your own by cutting around a circle with scallop edged decorative scissors.  

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and have fun crafting your own dancing daisy!!!

"Always have something beautiful in sight, even if it's just a daisy in a jelly glass."  ~Flavia

Thank you Juliana!

Have a good one!

 

Comments

[dawn]

This is so pretty and simple to make. Thanks for sharing and showing us how to make it.

[Julie Bonner]

This is adorable Juliana & I love how you used the canvas flowers as leaves!!!

[Lorelle]

Thank you Juliana ~ adorable card & I love this flower!!!

[LollyChops]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial! I have been dying to know how to create these flowers!!!!!

[Karen Nuce]

Adorable and you make it seem so easy! Thanks Juliana!

[Erika M]

What an awesome tutorial!

[Heather]

Thanks for the tutorial! These are adorable!

[Michelle P]

Love this-thanks!

[Sarah Hodgkinson]

Awesome tutorial, Juliana! I bow to your flower making skills.

[Anita Young]

LOVE this!!! Another way to use those punches :)

[Lydia Jackson]

Wow such a great looking flower, thanks for the tips!!

[Brenda]

Thanks for this tutorial! I lvoe what you created!

[Patty]

What a fun flower! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

[Jessi (Kissin Krafts)]

Thanks for sharing the idea with us! Yet another flower I have to go try! I am addicted!

[Juliana]

Thank you all! I am glad you enjoyed it!!!

[Laina]

I've been dying to know how Juliana made these!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I can't wait to make some for me.

[Bev Larson]

LOVE it--can't wait to try it!

[nitasha]

love the flower...hope to try it out this weekend! thank you for the tutorial!

[tina phillips]

plumb cute! Thanks for sharing...can't wait to try this one!

[Tonya Dirk]

Super cute Juliana!!!

[Laurie]

OH this is such a great idea.. thanks for the tutorial... so simple.. yet so pretty...

[Kathy Porter]

These are adorable and simple. Even I wouldn't be afraid to attempt them! TFS

[Hannah]

Your beautiful flower has been "Spotted" by CARDS Magazine on Northridge Publishing's new Create: blog! Thanks for sharing your talents with us.

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