Alrighty ladies today I'm offering a picture tutorial for you all. Some very fun and nifty flowers I make. I used one last week on the layout I posted.
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| Here they are shown in different colors and such to show they can be used in a variety of ways. |
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| Use a circle cutter as I did here, or just trace around different size glasses. |
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| I used a 2 inch circle, 3 inch circle and a 4 inch circle. |
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| Now crumple up each circle in your hand.. as much or as little as you like. |
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| I used my watermark stamp pad here.. as it stays nice and wet to apply your embossing powders. |
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| Now apply the pad to the circle. I just like to run mine along the edges and the wrinkles. |
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| Then cover the circles with the embossing powder and tap it off.. if there's too much on there.. use a brush or your finger to clean some off. |
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| Use your heat gun until embossing powder become glossy. |
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| This is what you now have when they are dry. I love the look of this on textured cardstock. It's like a glossy leather almost.. soo great. |
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| Add a rhinestone or button or flower to the center or even some ribbon with a bow and your done! I hope you enjoyed and will try this. It's super fun. |
