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{Prickley Pear} Cross Die Flower Tutorial

Cross Die Flower Tutorial

Rejoice by Lucy Chesna 

I used CLR032 Spring Cross Set and PPRS_D032 Cross Die


Step 1:  Die cut 9 crosses onto double sided pattered paper or cardstock





Step 2: You want to remove the long part of the cross. Take one of cross die cut and put it over another one, overlapping each other. Trace the curve shape and trim it off.

Step 3: Repeat this step for all 7 cross die cuts and it will look like this.

Step 4: Curve the edges of each petal and punch a hole in the middle of each one. 

Step 5: Layer 3 of these flowers on each other and insert brad to keep it together. Move them around to your liking. Repeat the step to make flowers.

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Vicki said…
Great idea, Lucy. TFS! I have a die similar to this and will have to try this technique.
9:10 AM
Scrapenabler said…
Cute flowers, TFS.
10:04 AM
~jan said…
How creative with a beautiful result, Lucy!
10:43 AM
toni said…
Beautifully done!
Is that a photo of your DD?
She looks darling.
12:49 AM
LisaM said…
Beautiful flower! TFS!
6:42 AM
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