Monday, February 7, 2011

BEST CREATIONS BLOG HOP...

We are having our First Blog Hop of the new season today and our theme is "Creating Handmade Spring Flowers" On each blog you will find lots of incredible projects and ways to create and use spring flowers that you can make yourself! In order to win our Grand Prize be sure and collect the kinds of flowers made on each blog and send the list to teresa@bestcreation.us. Also be sure and leave comments along your way on each of our DTs. blogs and especially on the Best Creation blog at the end of the hop. Be sure and check out www.bestcreationinc.blogspot.com for the list of prizes you are going to win.

And now onto my Flower Power Project! I had so much fun creating this, and it is so simple and easy to do!

Here is what I created:


Isn't my little Taylor the cutest! Here is the close up of my SCALLOPED PUNCHED FLOWER:


These are so simple and easy to make... here is a little tutorial for you:

Gather your materials:

Materials needed: Scalloped punch, scrap sheet of paper, ink, twine or button rope, glue, scissors, button, and a small paint brush or skewer (for rolling the petals).

Step One: Punch out the flower, and cut into the centre on every two scallops:
Step Two: Push down in the centre of the flower and ink around them if desired.

Step Three:

Roll the petals back with the paintbrush. Push down in the centre of the flower with your thumb again. Thread a knot with some twine through your button.


Step four: Attach button to your flower.... and voila!


You can also change the flower centre with rosettes or stickers or layer them with circles.... the possibilities are endless!

You have probably arrived from Liz's blog.... and from here you are off to the super talented Kim Holmses Blog! Have fun hopping....


60 comments:

Just Me said...

OMGOSH so cute!! Such a great idea!! TFS!

Betty Kimmel said...

Beautiful creation, thanks for the tutorial
-BK

Megan said...

Beautiful!

EstherT said...

love this idea - adds a different dimension ...

~Thanks, Esther

Ashly Margritz said...

super cute!! Love how easy these are. thanks for sharing

CheckerBeads said...

That is so cute and easy!! I love it! THanks for sharing!

Anne

pysselpetra said...

so easy
so beautiful
so useful

Christa said...

JOdy these are great! I love that rolled bit. Makes it pop!

Queenie said...

What a beautiful frame and fun flower! SUPER CUTE

Teresa Jaye said...

what a cute idea, and so many possibilities for finishing them off! Thanks so much for the ideas!

Gisèle said...

neato!!

Britt said...

Great little flowers - and I love how clean and concise your photos are. Great tutorial!

Becky said...

These are beautiful! Thanks for the step-by-step directions!

Tammy B said...

I have this punch, thanks for the idea!

Leah's Crafty Life said...

super cute and bet it takes no time to make.. thanks for sharing Jodi!

MariLynn said...

These are such cute flowers. Thanks for sharing how you made them.

LisaM said...

Love your layout, so bright and cute!

Rossella said...

Fantastic page for the new sketch GYSO!!! Very very pretty! Good job

Eve said...

i love these little flowers thanks for sharing how to make them

Bethany said...

Very pretty!

Kim said...

What a sweet lovely flower idea!!!! Definitely going to use that for a project someday!

Carrie said...

These are beautiful!

Karen AKA Soccerboyzmom said...

Such a cute flower and so easy to do. I wish I would of thought of it before.

Susie said...

Cute flower....TFS

Joanna said...

Such simple but beautiful flowers. Thanks.

Tina McDonald said...

Now that is adorable! And your baby... well... she steals the show! :)

Tracey Taylor said...

Adorable flowers! Love the mix of papers

Ann said...

hey I have that punch - super! Thanks for the tutorial!

Michelle McClure said...

I always thought my scalloped punched pieces were so flat on a page, I never thought to vary it like this to make it 3-D. What a great idea.

Jona Panesa said...

this is a great idea. I have this punch!!!

Alicia Barry said...

Great flower :)

Lisa Watson said...

I love how the punch looks like hearts when you cut them!!! Very cute!!

Catherine said...

Cute, I've always rolled my flower tips up but I like the look of rolling them under too.

nicole said...

Your layout is sooo cute and that little bubba is just gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.

Michele N said...

I am loving all the flowers and this is such a cute idea. Thanks for sharing.

Tricia said...

Absolutely darling! Thanks so much!

KerrynF said...

This flowers is so cute, love the inked edges.

Angela said...

Love your flowers. They look fun and easy.

Debbie said...

Such a beautiful project! Your flowers are the perfect accent.

JAVAGIRL said...

I love pink and polka dots paper is great flower is fun thanks for another flower for the bouquet

Aimee Kidd said...

I love love love your flower and layout!! Too stinkin cute!!

Elizna said...

Love you project! {and flower}...

Anonymous said...

totally adorable! I love a paper flower with a button center and yours have just stolen my heart!

Tifany said...

Thanks for sharing!

-Tifany
http://inkblotsbytrd.blogspot.com

GinniG said...

Yes, the possibilities ARE endless!!! OMG these are FAB!!!

Laurie said...

Very nice and so simple!

Jules said...

Gorgoeus LO and Beautiful flowers TFS

ScrappinAnn said...

I love the flowers. I can't wait to try it. Thanks so much for sharing and the great tutorial.
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Kelly C said...

I love the ease of this style flower!

Carolyn Wolff said...

How simple but effective. I love it! Thanks for sharing!

Mona`s Bittelille Scrappekrok said...

This shows that it doesn`t have to be advanced to be beautiful. Love it! Hugs...Mona

Darcy said...

I have the perfect punch for this! thanks for sharing!

pghgirl said...

How easy and fun! I like how they are flatter and can be put on scrapbook pages without too much bulk. TFS you great flower!

joybear said...

Those are so cheerful, love them!

Rhonda Van Ginkel said...

So very cute! Love them!!! Your page is so adorable too!

Anonymous said...

Aah what a great idea. Definitely going to try this x

Lillian Child said...

What a wonderful tutorial, Jodi! And that little girl is too dang cute for words! Thanks for sharing.

Dara Lynn said...

I totally love a quick flower that does not add a bunch of bulk to layouts! These are quick, easy, and have no limits to the color, size, or center embellishments! Leaving some love your way:)

ruth said...

So very cute!!! Thanks for sharing that!

Karen Denson said...

I love this flower and it looks so cute with the picture of your baby. What an absolute beautiful child. I have to try this flower, I LOVE IT.