Daisy Punch Dress Card
by Shannon Cole
Use daisy petals to make a fancy skirt.
Supplies
- Cardstock for base (Stampin’ Up!® Calypso Coral and Very Vanilla cardstock used here)
- Daisy shaped punch or die (SU Daisy Punch used here)
- Stamp image with a dress or skirt (SU Daisy Delight and Beautiful You stamp sets used here)
- Decorative paper (SU Delightful Daisy DSP used here)
- Adhesive (Liquid Multipurpose Glue, Glue Dots, Stampin' Dimensionals, and Snail Permanent Adhesive used here)
- Other supplies as needed to complete the project (SU products used here: Pretty Label Punch, Calypso Coral Sheer Ribbon, Ruffled Textured embossing folder, Glitter Enamel Dots, Pearls Basic Jewels, Stampin' Blends Marker Collection, Memento ink)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Start with an A2 size cardstock base, cut at 11″ x 4.25″. Score and fold in half at 5.5″. Layer a 5.25″ x 4″ cardstock panel on the card front. (Here the panel was embossed first using a Ruffled Texture folder.)
Prepare the card base as desired. -
Step 2
Punch or die cut about 3-4 daisies.
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Cut apart the individual petals.
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Step 3
Stamp a dress image. Color as needed.
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Fussy cut the image.
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Step 4
This gives a base to start attaching the flower petals (video shows the process). Using liquid glue, keep layering the petals from the waist down, tucking them behind previous layers.
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Step 5
Add Wink of Stella glitter to the dress for a pop of shimmer. Embellish the waist of the dress with a ribbon or pearls. Use a bone folder to lift the petals for more dimension.
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Step 6
Complete the card.
Video!
Your Turn
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Questions and Comments
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Thank you so much for the tutorial. I don�t have the daisy puch but will definitely be seeing what i do have that will work
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