Showing posts with label bird of paradise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird of paradise. Show all posts

Monday, May 2, 2011

Pizza Box...



Sorry about the late post. I was feeling under the weather yesterday and didn't get around to posting anything until now. I wanted to share with all of you another pizza box, but this time I decorated it using my Bird of Paradise punch art. The sentiment is from the Fifth Avenue stamp set. Wishing you all a great week!

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Bird of Paradise Punch Art Instructions...


To make the Bird of Paradise punch art, all you will need is the Two-Step Bird punch. Punch 2 pieces of Pacific Point card stock as seen in the above picture.


Next, punch out 2 Pumpkin Pie and 1 Old Olive birds. Cut these pieces on the lines in the picture above. Sorry, the lines did not come out too good.


Here are the pieces that you will need to make one flower. I used the sponge dauber and various inks to shade the edges of each piece.

The following pictures will show you how to assemble the flower:











Trim the excess off from the lower edge of the flower.


Here is a picture of the finished product... a Bird of Paradise flower!

Friday, April 8, 2011

Another Bird of Paradise...





I created another Bird of Paradise punch art and decorated a little panel to slip into this waterglobe. I don't remember exactly where I got this waterglobe, but I'm thinking maybe from Ben Franklin or even Wal-Mart. I've had it for a while and only now, decided to use it... lol! Thanks for all the "sweet" comments that you've been leaving me. It brings a smile to my face to know that you appreciate my work. Have a great weekend!

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Bird of Paradise Punch Art...



So sorry, but this will be a quick post.

I created this card for a dear friend of mine and I'm hoping that she likes flowers too... lol! Some of you might have already saw my original post of tropical flower punch art which included a Bird of Paradise. If not, you can go back a few postings to find out how this flower was created using the Bird punch. Thanks for stopping by! Hope you're enjoying your week!