Daisy with an "I"

For this project, I used the letter "I" of Mike's alphabet set for my daisy petals.

1. To create the petals, ink up alphabet image image with white ink and stamp onto white design card stock. Repeat for several images. sprinkle with emboss powder and heat set.
2. Use punch or scissor to cut out.
3. To create the center, use circle punch to cut out circle.  Use more mustard marker to add dots - use both tips.  Add dots close together around the edge.  Go over edge dots with VersaMarker, sprinkle with clear emboss powder and heat set.
4. Trim background layers and adhere together.
5. Lay center and petals down for placement. Draw a circle around center and then set center aside. It will go onto top of petals. NOTE: I Googled daisy to get detail for center and sizing. There are many types of daisies!  :o)
6. Use a green marker to draw the flower's stem. 
7. Next, adhere petals around drawn circle. NOTE: I laid the first layer flat all around, then  overlapped  remaining petals in a few spots.
8. On the inside of the card, stamp white petals.

Stamps:  Punch & Spell Alphabet
Paper:  Stampin' Up!  more mustard, The Paper Company Designer Paper (I found it at Joann's),  Club Scrap designer
Ink:  Stampin' Up! whisper white craft ink pad & more mustard marker, Copic Marker G94, VersaMarker watermark pen
Accessories: heat tool,  craft knife and cutting mat,  judikins opaque white embossing powder, Stampin' Up! clear embossing powder & 1" circle punch, EKSuccess 3/4" 1 1/2"

Take care and STAY POSITIVE! 

Trena

Comments

[Dorly Weitzen]

What a brilliant idea and a lovely card!
Dorly Weitzen, Israel

[Heidi]

Lovely card -- clever use of the alphabet stamp!