I’ve been wanting to use the Festive Flower Builder Punch in a little different way and I’ve been thinking about Coneflowers for a while! So, when the theme of the SUO Challenge this time is Punch It Up…I thought it was perfect! So, first thing I did was to google what colors they came in. I decided to use Rose Red with Rich Razzleberry sponging on them!
Here are the details:
- The base is 4-1/4 x 11 Hello Honey cardstock, folded in half.
- On top is a 4 x 5-1/4 layer of English Garden Designer Paper.
- For each Cone Flower, I punched the larger petal on the Festive Flower Builder Punch from Rose Red, then sponged around the edges with Rich Razzleberry Ink. The stems were hand cut from Old Olive and sponged with Mossy Meadow Ink. The leaves I used the smaller petal on the Festive Flower Builder Punch and sponged Mossy Meadow around the edges.
- The center is the Extra Wide Oval punched from Hello Honey, then cut in half on a curve. I stamped the speckles from Glorious Grunge in Rich Razzleberry and sponged the edges with Rich Razzleberry, too.
- I used a circle to add all the petals and center to, then popped it up on the front with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
- Thanks from Watercolor Wonder was stamped with Rich Razzleberry on Hello Honey cardstock and punched with the Extra Wide Oval.
- Gold thread was wrapped around and added under the oval before placing it on the front of the card. It adds just the right amount of sparkle!
That’s it! What do you think? I love how these turned out! OK…check out what the rest of the Design Team did over on SUO Challenges, then grab your punches and play along!
Lucy says
Great card Connie!
Cindee Wilkinson says
LOVE your cornflower Connie!
Donna Bagwell says
Very pretty card, Connie. I love it when I see other uses for a SU! product.
Laura says
Too cute! I love your wonderful floral creations!! And love how you sponged the edges and added the speckles to the center!!!Thanks for the inspiration!
Carol Carriveau says
Gorgeous, love corn flowers….great Job, beautiful card!
Donna Kish says
Connie, as always, this is just beautiful! I love your work and enjoy getting great ideas from you!
Paula Magnus says
Hi Connie, I love the way your have done your flowers! So fresh and Fallish! TFS! Paula