Daisy Flower from Stencil Propeller Elements

A project from our live show Brand Showcase in the HTCN studios - PEARLYWINKS - broadcast Friday 25th Feb 22 - 1st show · 02/25/2022 · watch it from 28:15

Create a simple daisy flower using five propeller-shaped elements cut from the Mandala Mayhem stencil. This quick project shows how to layer and offset the petals to build a dimensional flower focal point.

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Step by step

1. Cut out five propeller-shaped elements from the Mandala Mayhem stencil using an electronic cutting machine or by hand. ▶ watch 28:15
2. Apply a small amount of glue to the base of the first propeller petal. ▶ watch 28:30
3. Glue the first petal down onto your card base. ▶ watch 28:45
4. Apply glue to the second petal and offset it slightly so there is a small gap between the petals. ▶ watch 29:00
5. Continue adding the remaining three petals, offsetting each one and building around in a circle. ▶ watch 29:15
6. Add a centre element to the flower, such as a small circle or embellishment. ▶ watch 29:30
7. Colour the centre with ink or embossing powder if desired to add dimension. ▶ watch 29:45
8. Shape the petals gently by curling or bending them for a more realistic look. ▶ watch 30:00

Tips from the show

• Using an electronic cutting machine saves significant time if you are making multiple flowers.
• Offsetting each petal creates a more natural, dimensional appearance than gluing them flat.
• You can make both large and small daisies by using different sizes of the propeller elements.

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• Stencilled Mandala Card with Cut-Out Letters
• Rolled Rose Flower from Stencil Elements
• Ombre Blended Background with Easy Blend Sprays

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