Paper Creations Online Project

Flowers Have the Sun Card
Designed by Sharla Townsend for Creative Pages

Finished Card Size: 5" x 5"

Instructions:

Cut one 5" x 10" rectangle from patterned paper. Score a vertical line down the center and fold in half to create card base. Using the “Center Point” feature on the Cricut Expression machine and the Home Accents cartridge, cut a 3 ¾" flower (Accent 31s) from front of card. Cut a 3" circle using the Cricut machine and the Plantin Schoolbook cartridge from green cardstock. Center green circle inside of flower, then use E-Z Runner to adhere to the inside of card.
Cut one 5" square from Creative Café clear sheet. Use Glue Dots to adhere to the inside of front cover of card.
Vertically and horizontally adhere “Fancy That” flourishes to bottom right corner. Remove top protective layer from “Fancy That” stickers and shake “Cupcake” sugar coating glitter on top. Tap off excess glitter. Layer the paper flower on top of the bling flower and secure together with dark pink shimmer brad. Adhere flowers to bottom right corner with Mini Glue Dots.
Apply the “Jonathan” alphabet rub-ons to spell the words “flowers have the sun . . .” onto clear square. On the inside of card apply rub-ons to spell the words “ . . . children have their mothers"
Adhere pink pearls to flower centers on card front.

Supplies & Tools:

Bazzill Basics Textured cardstock in Green Tea

My Mind’s Eye Tiny Dancer “Chasse” Graceful Circles Double-sided patterned paper

Creative Café Clear Sheet

Doodlebug
• Stick With It Stickers – Fancy That
• Sugar Coating Glitter – Cupcake

Prima Marketing Inc. – Paper Flower

Imaginisce Bling Flower – Glitz

Maya Road Jonathan Rub-ons – Black

Queen & Co. Pearls in pink

Making Memories Noteworthy Jumbo Shimmer Brads – Ava

Provo Craft
  • Cricut Expression machine and mats
  • Home Accents Cartridge
  • Plantin School Book Cartridge – 3" Circle

Glue Dots, mini

Rub-on Tool

Trimmer with scoring blade

3L Corporation E-Z Runner

inside

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