What does the 5 petal flower punch go to?

[forever_amber]

Am I just overlooking the coordinating stamp for punch #32, the five petal flower? I remember there being one...at some point in time. Maybe it was the old caty, I can't say. I want to buy the punch but want to be able to punch out a stamp too, not just the paper. Thanks!

[Maudhuit]

In the Spotlight, Be Happy, Priceless, Simply Said, Looks Like Spring, Heartfelt Thanks, Ginormous Flowers, Office Accoutrement, Big Pieces, Cutie Pie Double Sided Paper, On Board Blossoms and Basics

[jenrn]

It fits perfectly with one of the flowers in Ginormous Flowers.

[primitiveseasons]

And aren't folks using it in connection with the new Fresh Cuts stamp set?
Mary

www.primitiveseasons.blogspot.com

[SinCityGal]

Does anyone know if it also works with the (pointy-petaled) flower from the Stitched Exotics Set, too?

[indyemmert]

It is smaller but the same shape. You could use it with that stamp, but you would lose the stitches around the outside,

[forever_amber]

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Originally Posted by Maudhuit

In the Spotlight, Be Happy, Priceless, Simply Said, Looks Like Spring, Heartfelt Thanks, Ginormous Flowers, Office Accoutrement, Big Pieces, Cutie Pie Double Sided Paper, On Board Blossoms and Basics

Good grief! I really overlooked some things, eh? I'm going to go browse the caty really quick and see what it boils down to.

[forever_amber]

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Originally Posted by jenrn

It fits perfectly with one of the flowers in Ginormous Flowers.

Looks like a keeper! A lot of them were too small for the punch (for the idea that I need this for...) but Ginormous is perfect! Thank you ladies! Somehow, I just kept seeing flowers with 6 petals...sidetrack.

[SinCityGal]

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Originally Posted by indyemmert

It is smaller but the same shape. You could use it with that stamp, but you would lose the stitches around the outside,

Hmmm...may have to give it a try anyway. Thanks!

[stampaholvik]

I remember seeing a card using the 5 petal punch & making it into a larger flower by creating layers with it - any ideas?

[row4d]

Don't forget Polka Dot Punches, one of the 2009 SAB sets! Those stamps were all specifically designed to coordinate with various SU! punches.

[FubsyRuth]

stampaholvik - my SU! demo Joanne had us make Poinsettias with the 5 petal flower punch for a Christmas card we made at one of her Stamper's Ten club nights. Here is a link to a card I made following her technique

Christmas Flowers for Michelle by FubsyRuth at Splitcoaststampers

I made a very similar one a while later as a birthday card too

CC202 Bravo Regal Olive Birthday Wishes by FubsyRuth at Splitcoaststampers

You can cut the 5 petal flowers apart to stagger the petals for leaves but on my examples I just layered flowers over green flowers.

[pigfingers]

Darnit, I ended up getting the 6-petal punch (not SU) so I guess I am out of luck trying to match this up to any flowers, eh -- when all the sets are set up for the 5 petal one?

Does anyone have that 6 petal one (also by EKSuccess) that is just like the 5 petal except obviously it has 6 instead of the 5 - that has had luck with using it for any of the sets?

I can obviously layer it like the 5 one and just use patterned paper, etc. but figured I would check to see if in some bizarre twist of fate someone had found something that matched up with this punch. Anywhere, I guess, even non SU -

[leftcoastcrafter]

The 5 petal punch works with Spotlight on Christmas stamp set. I have seen that someone used it to make the flower pot card. It looked like a little potted poinsettia plant.... so cute.

[sgtStamper]

Here are a couple other ideas for the 5-petal punch...

This card uses it for the large flower and I cut one petal out to make butterflies
5-petal-marker-magic by sgtStamper at Splitcoaststampers

This also uses the 5-petal - just layered.
CC180 Flower Box by sgtStamper at Splitcoaststampers

I don't have any stamps that go with it, but I use this punch all the time!

[cardsbynikki]

Can anyone tell me how large the five-petal punch is when it is punched out? (so the actual shape, not the tool)

Thanks

~Nikki