Today I am back with some flowers!
These are really fun to make and they look amazing inside the planter box I have (which is also in this post)!
Let's start with my 3D Ixora Flower
Here is the tutorial:
1. Cut out all your pieces. Starting with one of the form pieces, place adhesive all over the bottom area.
2. Form your stem. Place an adhesive in one corner and your skewer (or pencil) in the opposite corner then wrap tightly toward the adhesive corner. Place a piece of tape on the edge to secure. Remove your skewer.
3. Place your stem in the form as shown.
4. Wrap your form around the stem. Place a piece of tape to secure in place (this one won't show).
5. For each of your flowers, curve the petals.
6. Adhere your center piece to one of the flowers, folding the ends up. Then adhere that flower to the second flower, staggering the petals.
2. Form your stem. Place an adhesive in one corner and your skewer (or pencil) in the opposite corner then wrap tightly toward the adhesive corner. Place a piece of tape on the edge to secure. Remove your skewer.
3. Place your stem in the form as shown.
4. Wrap your form around the stem. Place a piece of tape to secure in place (this one won't show).
5. For each of your flowers, curve the petals.
6. Adhere your center piece to one of the flowers, folding the ends up. Then adhere that flower to the second flower, staggering the petals.
7. Adhere the flowers on to the form balls.
8. Your stem should look like this now.
9. Add flowers to your second form then apply adhesive to the back bottom area as shown.
10. Wrap this form around your existing form, just slightly below it.
11. Secure the end with a strong adhesive.
12. Bend the form pieces a little to get your desired look.
13. Adhere the petals on to cover your stem tape!
8. Your stem should look like this now.
9. Add flowers to your second form then apply adhesive to the back bottom area as shown.
10. Wrap this form around your existing form, just slightly below it.
11. Secure the end with a strong adhesive.
12. Bend the form pieces a little to get your desired look.
13. Adhere the petals on to cover your stem tape!
Next is my 3D Geranium Flower
This flower follows the above tutorial with the exception of the flower.
For the flowers, curve each of the petals with a skewer (or pencil) then adhere the center in the middle, bending the ends up.
And finally, my 3D Planter!
This
file comes with all the pieces you need to create this planter box. The pieces
are sizeable to fit your needs and are compatible with both the 8x12 and 12x12
mats. The file comes sized at 2-1/2” x
5-3/4” x 2-1/2”.
Here is the tutorial:
1. Cut out all the pieces. Fold the box base on the score lines then add adhesive to the four tabs. Adhere the tabs to the box sides to form.
2. Adhere the trim pieces to the top edge of the box.
3. Adhere the individual panels to the box sides (each long side has 5 and each short end has 2).
4. Fill with flowers!
I don't see the tutorial for the geraniums. Am I too early? It is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize the tutorial didn't save. I have it up now, thank you for letting me know!
ReplyDeleteHi Jamie
ReplyDeleteI am totally in love with all of your flower designs - so much so, I think I have purchased 99% of them from the Sil. Store! Also love your vases and have purchased a couple of those too - I think you've hit the nail on the head with all of your recent floral related designs. I really need to make some up and see what I can do about making a floral wreath for spring or something with them (maybe an Easter one??)...
Thank you so much for your hard work in putting the designs and the tutorials in place... I wish you all the success with them that you deserve!
Paula (UK) x x x
I love all your new flower files and I bought several. I just opened the geranium file and it has a square shape in there. What is that for?
ReplyDeleteThe square is for the stem, Step #2 in the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Jamie
Interesting blog. This is one of my favorite blog also I want you to update more post like this. Thanks for sharing this article.
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having fun making the geraniums planter box. i just finished my first cluster.
ReplyDeleteso pretty!