It was harder then I thought making a flower with those petals. I think next time I stamp and cut the petals out before putting them together to make a flower.

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This card started out with a 5 1/4″ x 10 1/2″ Cool Caribbean piece of cardstock folded in half, layered with a 5″ square of black cardstock and a piece of 4 3/4″ white cardstock. On the white cardstock I used the ticket corner punch on all four corners.

For the main image I stamped the Polka Dotted Petal six times to make the flower. I just eyeballed it and my trashcan could tell you that I needed several tries. It was too light looking so I outlined it with my black Micron Pen 03. Once I was done I cut around the petals with my decorative scissors.

The flower center is stamped in Black stazon with the solid round stamp provided in the Pick a Petal stamp set. I doodled little half circles around it, punched it out with the 3/4″ circle punch and adhered it in the center of the flower.

I traced a grosgrain ribbon spool to make the basic black layer and cut one end off. Then I doodled around the edges and added the flower in the center.

Next I stamped the outline flower center from Pick a Petal three times in black on Cool Caribbean and cut it out. Then I used the Punch from the Three for you Punch box to make little Black and Caribbean flowers. the black flowers have white centers drawn with the white gel pen (we NEED white brads) and the black Caribbean flowers sport some black brads from the vintage collection.

Last I added the saying from Sweet Shapes and doodled on the border of the white cardstock.

Beate

Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.

28 Responses to “Pick a Petal Funky style”

  1. This is adorable, Beate! What a neat layout and I love all the scallops! The colors are fabulous too! 😉

  2. Ooooh, I love this card! I’ve just begun to play with pick a petal myself.. love how you used the centers as background! Maybe now I can move away from Baroque Motifs a bit more! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent!

  3. This is gorgeous! I love the decorative edge. I’m going to have to try that out sometime. This is such a pretty card.

  4. I love it- this is so adorable!

  5. Great job with all that doodling! This card has so many neat elements & you’ve pulled them together nicely.

  6. love the colors you chose on this Beate….it just pops!

  7. Love, love, love those colors. I love all the doodling you did. perfect touch!!!
    HUGS

  8. This is so pretty! I love all the doodling, scalloping, and those colors together! Love it!

  9. so cute! and what a lot of work… but it definitely shows!

  10. This is so beate-ful! I love it!!! I can’t wait to play!

  11. This is really cool. I love how you cut around the petals with the scallops. This is a really great layout.

  12. Wonderful card! I love CC paired up with black and white, it’s so dramatic. 🙂

  13. Argh! My preorder is set to arrive tomorrow, I can’ stand the anticipation!

  14. Could you please breath some of your creativity in to an envelope and send it to me???

  15. Wowzers!!! Fabulous Beate!!!

  16. Great card; very retro looking. Wonderful layout. Love the scalloped petals!

  17. I love the colors you used and how fun the flower turned out!! Wonderful job!

  18. OH MY GOSH – this is freakin’ adorable, I totally love this!!

  19. Wow! That is major cuteness! The doodling is awesome and makes such a difference, it just POPS!

  20. What a fun card! I love the colors (so cheery), the doodling and how you mixed the stamp sets.

  21. Great card Beate! I love how you used different elements from the flower as a funky background. Great touch! Love your color choices too!

    Linda

  22. Super cute! Love the colors, scalloped edges and doodles!!!

  23. so very eye catching!

  24. Wonderful colors, wonderful stamps, and wonderful layout all make a sensational card. TFS.

  25. This is so cute! You just kill me with all those scalloped backgrounds you make! Wow!

  26. How awesome! I love all the circles.

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