used a video tutorial I found on Pinterest
here
I made 3 sizes - small, medium and large.
The flowers were made using the 1 1/4" scallop circle punch for the
medium and large bows, and the 7/8" scallop circle punch for the small
bows. Each flower sits on an Old Olive scallop circle made using the 1
1/4" scallop circle punch.
This is the large bow. Start with a piece of designer paper 1 1/2 by 10".
For each flower I punched 4 scallop circles in Cherry Cobbler card
stock, and 1 Scallop circle for the base of the flower. All four flower
scallops are placed on a paper towel and lightly spritzed with water.
Then each scallop was scrunched up and left to sit for a minute or so.
Then, very carefully each scallop was unfurled, stacked, a hole poked
in the middle and a small brad inserted in the hole. Each layer was
then scrunched up one by one and then unfurled one by one until I had
the size and shape I wanted. I spritzed each flower with Vanilla spritz
and set them aside to dry before placing them on the bow.
Using paper snips, I made small slits between every second scallop of
the Old Olive scallop punchie. Then using the end of a paint brush the 2
scallops were curled and shaped.
The flower was attached to the base and then to the bow using a hot glue gun.
This is the medium bow. Start with a piece of designer paper 1 by 10",
This is the small bow. Start with a piece of designer paper 1 by 7 1/8".
I placed a dimensional on the back of each bow.
Another great use of the envelope punch board. My packages will be well decorated this Christmas.
Video For Bows
