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Creating a Woven Texture Floral Card with punches


Hello my crafty friends today I am sharing this beautiful card  I created with the new Woven Textures designer papers and some of my favorite punches. Just look at the fun dimensions with this card. 


Create your sentiment window 


Start by punching or die cutting a circle onto the front of your card base.  (note this should be your smallest circle. 

Place your Woven Texture paper inside card and trace the outline of your circle.  Center the smaller circle into you larger circle punch and punch. 

Create your Flowers 

Start by punching several flowers in several sizes  and leaf stem or boughs. 


Scrunch up your punched flowers for extra dimension.

Layer your flower pieces to create a 3D flower. 
Layer your leaf stems/bough around your sentiment window. 

 Add your flowers accenting with embellishments as desired. 

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