Step 1: Use a punch to punch out circle - choose any size depending on how big you would like your flower to be.
Step 2: Fold up one third.
Step 3. Fold up the other side, overlapping the first fold.
Step 4: Repeat with 5 more circles.
Step 5: Adhere them all together to make the flower. Add a brad or other embellishment to the middle.
For the card, I decided to use only three circles to make a different shaped flower. I used the Homespun Chic and Smoothie Shoppe Collection.
I love the look of the whole flower on my gift box and what a quick and pretty way to decorate a gift!
I hope you try this! Have a wonderful day!
TFS! These are really cute!!!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh how cute!!! Thanks for sharing this.....I will most definately be trying this SOON!!!
ReplyDeleteI totally love this! You guys are brilliant!
ReplyDeleteOMY !! what a great great tip ! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! So simple so Cute! Love it. TFS
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Bernie
Super idea! One to remember.
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea!
ReplyDeletegreat idea! can't wait to try it
ReplyDeleteTFS!
Great tutorial - I'm a visual type of gal so this really helps for me to understand the technique being used.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great flower!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! I used it to make a hanging pendant from GCD Studios paper.
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Beautiful flower, love that folding technique!
ReplyDeleteooooooooooooh, now this I can do! thank you so very much for sharing this simple yet so beautiful technique
ReplyDeletesoooo cute & looks like my circle punchie is gonna be loving this flower tip:) i understood most up to step 3...do just do the first 3 steps again,gluing side by side ??
ReplyDeleteYou are correct Kerri!!! Just repeat the steps with five more circles and then adhere them next to each other on your project to make your flower:-)
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