To make the peony one has to understand the concept of layering. The elements of the flower are layered as are the leaves.
Here’s my card:
There are 4 Dies for the 3D Peony flower - 3 for the main flower and one for the Center stamen. Once I was able to identify these Dies and once I realized that these die cuts tucked into one another, making the flower was a piece of cake. I will do a pictorial tutorial in the next couple of days to show you how this is done.
The edges of the die cuts were sponged with Petal Pink ink and curled outward using a bone folder. After putting the flower together I added a yellow stamen in the center. Some dimensionals added between the layers created a fuller look to the flower.
The main leaf was die cut in Old Olive cardstock; the top odd shaped with Granny Apple Green.
The finished leaves were attached to the underside of the flowe. Before adhering the two layers together I sponged the main leaf with Old Olive ink.
The Petal Pink card stock card base is layered with Peony Garden DSP. In the Center is a strip of Whisper White card stock the long edge of which has been die cut with the edgelet die included with the Peony Dies. Next to it is a strip of Gray Granite cardstock which is slightly longer than the Whisper White, and is notched at the bottom end. This edges of this piece were sponged with Gray Granite ink.
The sentiment is embossed with white embossing powder just above the notch on the Gray Granite strip.
On top of these strips I adhered a square vellum doilie. It’s a bit tricky adhering this piece but glue dots work well as does adding snail where the flower will be added so the tape won’t be noticeable.
The completed flower was added to the card front with dimensionals.
Supplies Used:
Stamp: Prized Peony
Inks: Petal Pink, Old Olive, Gray Granite, Versa Mark
Papers: Whisper White, Daffodil Delight, Old Olive, Granny Apple Green, Gray Granite, Peony Garden DSP
Accessories: Peony dies, White embossing powder, dimensionals, Square vellum doilie
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