Flowers for the 4th or any summer picnic!
I could see these made for baby showers, bridal showers, receptions or just for fun!
First you must have this AWESOME die from Eileen Hull. It is a must have. You can make flowers so many different ways with it, but this is the way I choose to do it this time.
You will need:
Eileen Hull/Sizzix die Sizzix Bigz Die - Flowers, 3-D #2
You can get it HERE
Eileen Hull 3pk-lovely-labels-set You can get that HERE
Paint or ink spray
Stamens
coffee filters
wire
Glue Dots® Pop up
Seam binding
Tim Holtz Rub on
Jar
Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher
1.First you will cut out your coffee filters from the Flowers 3D #2 die
2.You will then dye them-just spray or insert into bowl with paint/water mixture. Squeeze out excess water and lay them on paper towel to dry
The white ones just wet and lay out to dry
3. Once petals are dry. Take 3 stamens and fold in half
4. Place them in the middle of 5 flowers
5. Twist the bottom of flower with stamens
6. Then turn your flower over and using a Tiny Attacher (Tim Holtz's stapler)
staple the bottom. Then fluff flower to your liking
7. Easy peasy attaching with Glue Dots® Pop ups. I just wrapped the wire with the Glue Dots® and then adhered the back of the flowers to the wire.
As you see here, just take the bottom flower and attach it to the Glue Dot® and it holds beautifully.
Here is my 4th of July flowers and my favorite ever Tim Holtz's tag that I have done!
Which gave me the inspiration for my tag to adhere to my jar. I used the Lovely Labels die by Eileen Hull and die cut a piece of water color paper. I then swiped my Fire Brick Distress ink and added a paintbrush of water across it. Then repeated for the Blue. I used Faded Jeans Distress ink. I also colored my seam binding the same way. Add a Tim Holtz Rub on to the tag and wrap around the jar to finish it off.
4. Place them in the middle of 5 flowers
5. Twist the bottom of flower with stamens
6. Then turn your flower over and using a Tiny Attacher (Tim Holtz's stapler)
staple the bottom. Then fluff flower to your liking
7. Easy peasy attaching with Glue Dots® Pop ups. I just wrapped the wire with the Glue Dots® and then adhered the back of the flowers to the wire.
As you see here, just take the bottom flower and attach it to the Glue Dot® and it holds beautifully.
Here is my 4th of July flowers and my favorite ever Tim Holtz's tag that I have done!
Which gave me the inspiration for my tag to adhere to my jar. I used the Lovely Labels die by Eileen Hull and die cut a piece of water color paper. I then swiped my Fire Brick Distress ink and added a paintbrush of water across it. Then repeated for the Blue. I used Faded Jeans Distress ink. I also colored my seam binding the same way. Add a Tim Holtz Rub on to the tag and wrap around the jar to finish it off.
Don't forget that each month on Eileen Hull's blog there is a challenge and there is a prize to be won!
HINT........... awesome prizes!
So please join us in this months challenge "Red, White & Beautiful!
I hope you enjoyed my post and I wish each and everyone of you a safe and Happy 4th of July!
Thanks for stopping by!
All comments are appreciated and cherished!
4 comments:
Wow... Impressing flowers ! So pretty, vibrant and quite easy assembled I guess. And yes it makes a perfect match to your lovely tag. Just in time for July 4.
Thank you for sharing dear !!
Hugs from SPAIN
Donna- these flowers are beautiful! Love your patriotic arrangement and great tutorial- so glad you are part of our team- you bring so much to the table!
This is just beautiful, I love how you've created realistic looking flowers, so pretty.
Love your red, white and blue flowers Donna, your arrangement is gorgeous and I love the coordinated tag too. Hope you are well. Tracy x
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