Hello Monday....!
Brrr! it is so chilly in Cape Town today & I just cannot get warm. This is helping though....YUM!!
I have another flower tutorial for you to try.... this time using Japanese tape. I have been very spoilt & gotten to work with some awesome product from Ginko, American Crafts, Pink Paislee & 7 Gypsies. Ginko has a super online store where you can purchase individual & multi packs of the prettiest Japanese tape designs.
I experimented with some of this lovely tape for a page I designed for the NEW Fabulous Flowers issue of Creating Keepsakes magazine.
Play Pat-a-Cake by Kim Watson
This page was seen in the Tips and Tricks: Fabulous Flowers 2011 special issue of Creating Keepsakes Magazine. (Copyright Creative Crafts Group. Posted with prior permission from the publisher).
Tutorial for Tape flower by Kim Watson
Note: Image no#1 shows how I 'de-sticky-fied" my tape by dredging it through corn flower, then dusting it off well afterwards. Basically the principle works for whatever flower design you come up with.
Hope you found this helpful & has inspired you to try some too. Remember if to link me up to your project, I'd love to see them.
Happy scrappin'!
Kim
Brrr! it is so chilly in Cape Town today & I just cannot get warm. This is helping though....YUM!!
I have another flower tutorial for you to try.... this time using Japanese tape. I have been very spoilt & gotten to work with some awesome product from Ginko, American Crafts, Pink Paislee & 7 Gypsies. Ginko has a super online store where you can purchase individual & multi packs of the prettiest Japanese tape designs.
I experimented with some of this lovely tape for a page I designed for the NEW Fabulous Flowers issue of Creating Keepsakes magazine.
Play Pat-a-Cake by Kim Watson
This page was seen in the Tips and Tricks: Fabulous Flowers 2011 special issue of Creating Keepsakes Magazine. (Copyright Creative Crafts Group. Posted with prior permission from the publisher).
Tutorial for Tape flower by Kim Watson
Note: Image no#1 shows how I 'de-sticky-fied" my tape by dredging it through corn flower, then dusting it off well afterwards. Basically the principle works for whatever flower design you come up with.
Hope you found this helpful & has inspired you to try some too. Remember if to link me up to your project, I'd love to see them.
Happy scrappin'!
Kim
Love your tape flowers!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrrrr!!! it's super cold up here in Jozi to!!! love the tutorial thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, sis! Love the tape, and I'm always up for more flower ideas. Thanks for sharing your fun idea. Good luck getting warm.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE you blog! I shared it on my blog. I hope you don't mind. Stunning work :)
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