Deloris T
Hero Arts Flowers
I purchased this pretty floral cut file (#25154) from the Silhouette store a few months ago. When I opened the cut file with my Studio software today, I decided I would have to cut it at a really large size due to all the tiny petals. So instead of using it as a cut file, I converted it to a printed image using a tutorial I found on the Silhouette blog. blog.silhouetteamerica.com/2011/01/tutorial-create-print-...
Then I aligned the printed image inside a pretty frame embossing folder called Cabaret from Couture Creations. Trimmed the edges, then machine stitched to a medium blue layer. Adhered some foam tape to the back of the medium blue layer and attached that to the navy blue cardstock base. Cut a butterfly with my Silhouette and attached with foam tape on top of the flowers. Added tiny pearls to flowers and butterfly. Used a glue dot to attached bow.
Hero Arts Flowers
I purchased this pretty floral cut file (#25154) from the Silhouette store a few months ago. When I opened the cut file with my Studio software today, I decided I would have to cut it at a really large size due to all the tiny petals. So instead of using it as a cut file, I converted it to a printed image using a tutorial I found on the Silhouette blog. blog.silhouetteamerica.com/2011/01/tutorial-create-print-...
Then I aligned the printed image inside a pretty frame embossing folder called Cabaret from Couture Creations. Trimmed the edges, then machine stitched to a medium blue layer. Adhered some foam tape to the back of the medium blue layer and attached that to the navy blue cardstock base. Cut a butterfly with my Silhouette and attached with foam tape on top of the flowers. Added tiny pearls to flowers and butterfly. Used a glue dot to attached bow.