This week on Die Cut Dreams, our theme is numbers. So we'd like to see a number on your cards this week.
I've seen alot of tent cards around lately so thought I just had to have a go, and I do like them, so that's what I did for my card this week.
1. Here's what you need.
2. Add a bit of colour to your flower shapes if you're using plain card or paper. I like to use distress inks for a suble shade.
3. Carfully cut down into each petal on all your layers.
4/5. Once you've cut them all, fiddle with them a bit to make the petals stand up.
1. Here's what you'll need to make these flowers. Glue, scissors, quilling tool, circles of light weight card or paper- plain or patterned, and something to colour the circles if you're using plain paper. I used distress inks and apply it with Cut 'n' Dry Foam. I use nesties to cut the circles and prefer the smaller size, but that's just a personal thing.
2. Colour your card however you choose, you could use ProMarkers/Copics if you want them to match your card perfectly.
3&4. Starting at the edge of the circle cut a continuous line to the centre
5. With the quillng tool, place the end of the cut circle into the slot on the tool.
6&7. Roll the tool so that the paper winds round the end, continue all the way till you get to the centre.
8. Release the quilling tool and tuck the centre of the circle underneath, this is where you'll glue the flower.
9. Now pull the centre towards you to loosen the coil, fiddle about with it till you're happy.
10. Now add a blob of glue to the centre bit and push it together between your thumb and finger, so your thumb is pressing into the top of the flower.
And that's it! You can play around with different size cirlcles and the depth at which you cut, I keep the depth narrow due to postage costs..... lol They're also nice with a bit of glitter added around the top edge.
I used 'Sweetie Pea' for this one and you can buy and download it HERE. I coloured the image with ProMarkers and made the flowers myself (tutorial coming soon). Why not pop over and join us in this challenge, we'd love to see you over there.
The DT got to work with one of Donnas Cupcake digi image, which you can buy HERE
I printed it off 3 times and coloured it with ProMarkers then decoupaged it up. The backing papers are from Pink Petticoat, the ribbon is from Stampin Up (Celery) and the gems just from my stash.
The image is from Pollycraft, sorry can't remember what she's called. I used the Prismas and Sansador to blend the colours. I really should use these more!
I'm entering this into the present challenge over on Pollycraft Mondays whose theme is Summer Blooms.
I decided to go with a Christmas card for this one. The image I've used it called 'Cecil Wrapped Up' and you can buy and download him HERE
Why not pop over and join us in this new challenge, we'd love to see you over there. I'm also entering this card into this week challenge on Susie & Vikki's Christmas Club where the theme is stitching.
I used one of my new stamps from Sweet Pea for this one, first time it's been inked up. The small flowers are made using the retro flower punch and the larger one with a sizzix die.
The small flowers are made using the retro flower punch and the larger one with a sizzix die. The backing paper if from Pink Petticoat.
I made this card to go along with the wedding cake above, the one with flowers. I did it in the wedding colours, ivory and lilac. The image is from Mo's Digital Pencil Too, and coloured with ProMarkers. I'm also entering this card for the June DT call over on Mo's Dream Team blog.

They got married at the Freemasons Hall, just incase anyone is wondering about the symbols in the background.... lol.


I used the Bird Bath digi download which you can buy from the online store HERE and used ProMarkers to colour it. the Flowers are a mixture of shop bought and punched flowers. The backing paper is a download from Pink Petticoat.
I used Dilly Duck and the Ladybird digi download, which you can buy at the Digital Delights online store. (link above) The image is coloured with the usual ProMarkers, and everything else is from my stash. I also turned the sketch round.
A close up of the flowers which I made using a punch.