Torn Paper Flowers Tutorial

Torn Paper Flowers Tutorial

Kay Williamson

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I've always loved making flowers from torn paper. No need to invest in expensive die cutting equipment. Simply tear, roll, ink and adhere to a beautiful Club Scrap layout!

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Before I share the "tear-able" details, go ahead and pin the image below so you remember to give the technique a try.

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TO CREATE TORN PAPER FLOWERS:

1. Tear a rough circle from a sheet of Dahlia Pink Plain. Repeat to make four circles in graduated sizes.

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2. Roll the torn outside edges of the circles.

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3. Ink the edges with White pigment ink and an ink applicator.

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4. Adhere the torn layers together with CS® Bookbinding Glue.

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5. Add an orange and yellow layer to the center of the flower.

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Repeat the process to make additional flowers and adhere to a page created with the Dahlia collection. (Before you leave, make some leaves.) Bah-dum-bump.

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No paper cuts were incurred during the production of these "tear-able" paper dahlias.

Kay

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