Slit Flower Frame
Tutorial created by Maria Bell Images copyrighted and the property of Maria Bell
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Materials
Card Base (4 1/4" x 5 1/2")
Cardstock (4 1/8" x 5 3/8")
4 x 4" white cardstock
3" circle punch or shape cutter (Colozzule, Fiskar, etc. . .)
Stampin Up Slit Punch
Foam tape or dimensionals
After punching or cutting a 3" circle through the cardstock,
with you slit punch, create the petals around the reverse of
the punched circle.
When punching around the circle, leave approximately 1/8"
space from the edge of the circle and between each slit
punch. Allowing the space ensure that you don't completely
cut out the flower.
Optional
If you want to cut out the flower completely, punch the slits
close together, touching one another with each punch so that
it can completely cut off from the base to create a separate
flower punch.
After punching with the slit punch, your flower should appear
like this, still intact with the base. Pull each punched petals a
little forward so that it appears 3D.
Optional
To make the punched flower more prominant, color the edge
of each petal by inking it with a sponge dauber
Your flower should appear like this after inking the edge
Optional
To embellish the flower, add dots to each petal using an
opaque gel pen and add leaves with a sentiment stamped
on to it.
Lay the completed flower frame on to a
white cardstock and stamp your image.
Color the image and adhere it to the
card base. Be sure that the flower
frame is aligned and centered with the
image
Add foam tape to the back of the
punched cardstock and complete the
card by laying it over your image and
card base