Boy I hope this Fun flowers die-cut makes it into the new catalog in July. I just love it!
Today I was playing with the magnet sheets and the Big Shot. I cut the magnet to the size of the flowers and ran them through the Big Shot. They cut like butter!!
Then I cut the cardstock, the largest flower is Perfect Plum (cut 2), medium flower is Elegant Eggplant and the small flower is Concord Crush.
Peel the adhesive from the magnet and adhere the cardstock to it. Then take the other three flowers and run them through the crimper about 20 times until they are super limp and wimpy and thin and starting to separate. You are breaking down the fibers inside the cardstock. Finally, crush them in your hands really hard then unfold them. You should definitely see the paper starting to separate into two pieces. If not, crimp and crush some more - some papers are a little harder to break down.
Peel the layers apart, making each flower into two pieces. Stack them together and put a brad through them. Adhesive this whole flower to the front of the magnet.
This one is the butterfly die-cut. Cut three colors of cardstock, these are Melon Mambo, Regal Rose and Pretty in Pink. I ran the largest and smallest through different embossing folders for texture and finished it off with pearls.
These magnets are just fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing :).
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ReplyDeleteI love these! I'm waiting patiently for the die cut to make it's way to my house. Great job!
Jami Larson
OMG!!! Those are each tooooo adorable!!! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing! I'm waiting (not so patiently) for my die, so I'm hoping it makes it into the big book, too! :) I'll definitely be making these when it arrives!
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I'm so glad I got my crimper!!! I had not heard that we could break the cardstock down in layers and now I can't wait to punch out a ton of flowers!!! I wanted to use up my scraps of substantial size in a "mass use" kinda way .... this is it!!! Blessings, Celia
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS IDEA! TFS!!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cute idea Becky!! As always TFS your creativity !! Sue :)
ReplyDeleteBecky, this flower is so beautiful and I love that it has a magnet on the back of it. I've done this technique before and it takes patience but is well worth it. I really love your take on it. I love that worn look...kind of like me some days! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog! You are so darn creative!!!What am amazing idea to use the Big Shot for the Magnets, You deserve this award!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the look of "crushed" flowers with this die! It just gives them so much more texture and dimension. I think this die is slowly becoming my favorite! Great little project Becky!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE these! I need to get some magnet sheets and work on making my fridge pretty!!!! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get the magnet sheets?
ReplyDeleteAwesome magnets Becky. I just ordered the magnet sheets and am soo excited to get them and give this a try. Thanks for sharing your talents with the rest of us!
ReplyDeletePatti Fjelstad
So very cute.
ReplyDeleteWOW! You always amaze me. Super FAB! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, this makes me want my (severely backordered) die to arrive even SOONER!!! Thanks so much for sharing - I love these!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable! I'll have to give this a try. TFS
ReplyDeleteI made these today with the girls in my Hostess Club..they loved them..we also spritzed them with Smooch..just stunning!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLoving the idea!!! My Fun Flowers was backordered until May 2...got a surprise though and they were shipped yesterday!!! Yeah... will make these a.s.a.p. TFS!
ReplyDeletewhere can i find the templates? so sorry for the bad english i speak spanish
ReplyDeleteThe flower was a die cut that has now been discontinued. So sorry!
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