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3D Chrysanthemum Flower Card - the finished project
The finished project
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3D Chrysanthemum Flower Card

A project from our live show HOBBYMAKER TV - Join Toni for her brand new launch - Broadcast 9th December 2025 · 12/09/2025

Create a stunning 3D chrysanthemum flower card using pre-shaded die-cut petals in soft pink and cream tones on a kraft background. The flowers are double-sided with shading on both front and back, allowing you to build dimensional blooms quickly and easily without any colouring required. This elegant floral design combines layering and dimensional techniques to create a beautiful handmade card.

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26:30in the show
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  1. Step 1: Position the grey die-cut flower shape onto the pre-printed wood-effect card with orange chrysanthemum flowers1

    Position the grey die-cut flower shape onto the pre-printed wood-effect card with orange chrysanthemum flowers, ensuring the die aligns properly with the printed design.

    ▶ watch this step 27:45
  2. Step 2: Position the die-cut chrysanthemum pieces on the wood-effect card base. If the die doesn't align properly, fli2

    Position the die-cut chrysanthemum pieces on the wood-effect card base. If the die doesn't align properly, flip the card stock over to use the reverse side, as the dies are double-sided but not symmetrical.

    ▶ watch this step 28:00
  3. Step 3: Run the die and card stock through your die-cutting machine. The grey die-cut flower shapes will be released f3

    Run the die and card stock through your die-cutting machine. The grey die-cut flower shapes will be released from the woodgrain patterned card stock, along with the orange and green decorative elements.

    ▶ watch this step 28:15
  4. Step 4: Pop out the cut flower pieces from the die-cut card using a pokey tool. Carefully remove the grey chrysanthemu4

    Pop out the cut flower pieces from the die-cut card using a pokey tool. Carefully remove the grey chrysanthemum shapes and the smaller orange and white flower pieces from the backing.

    ▶ watch this step 28:30
  5. Step 5: Select die-cut chrysanthemum pieces in different sizes. Layer them together on your card, choosing either the 5

    Select die-cut chrysanthemum pieces in different sizes. Layer them together on your card, choosing either the light or dark shaded side as desired. Position the green foliage pieces at the bottom with the flowers above.

    ▶ watch this step 28:45
  6. Step 6: Layer the die-cut chrysanthemum flowers together using dry clear glue, building up dimension by stacking the g6

    Layer the die-cut chrysanthemum flowers together using dry clear glue, building up dimension by stacking the grey petals on the wood-effect background. Add the green foliage layer and smaller flower elements to create a 3D floral arrangement.

    ▶ watch this step 29:00
  7. Step 7: If desired, gently shape the petals with your fingers or use ball tools to create a more dimensional effect on7

    If desired, gently shape the petals with your fingers or use ball tools to create a more dimensional effect on your chrysanthemum flowers.

    ▶ watch this step 29:15

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