As seen in Papercraft inspirations
Take a fresh look at your punches - you'll be amazed at the effects you can achieve with even the most basic shapes
 Step 1Using blooms punches, punch a set of fiower shapes from pink, lilac and green card. Punch small circles from yellow card and seven green leaves with the leaf punch. |
 Step 2Using tweezers and glue layer up big and small blooms to create flowers, then add yellow centres. Green blooms can be used as leaves to back the fiowers. |
 Step 3Round the corners of a purple card square and top this with a smaller cream scalloped square. Layer up punched leaves and blooms, then rub-on your greeting. |
 Step 4Leave a space between punched shapes in one corner of the square to accommodate a ribbon bow. Use the ribbon stitch punch to create holes for you to attach the bow. |
 Step 5Thread a length of pale green ribbon through the holes and tie into a bow. To finish, attach the whole panel to the front of a slightly larger square white card blank. |
Comments
CLINTON said on 20th June 2012
NICE
Zoe said on 24th November 2011
:-) I love that about paper punching. glad you enjoyed making it!
becks said on 21st November 2011
Found this card easy to make but still looks great
talk said on 7th April 2012
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