Sakura

Sakuras or cherry blossoms are very popular flowers in the oriental culture. While the paper punched with the sakura medium puncher may look plain at first, with a little touch of the embossing pen, it will come to life!

Play around with layers to create different effects. Foam pads are very useful for creating such art pieces.
Happy crafting!

311

Introducing another new design. Symmetrical and elegant pattern.

Lifting the center of the design creates a butterfly effect.

Happy crafting!

309

Introducing our new design! Beautiful floral pattern with curvy edges.

Punch bits can also be used to make 3D flowers.

Happy crafting!

912

A sunflower design..... the three patterns below the flower can be used as raindrops or petals or even to create a flower using 3D glue....

Sample of how it will look like using B insert (the square), circle cutter and template (the circle design), and without insert (the rectangular)

Remember to use the flower that is punched out to create your center pieces

Using the flexible scissors makes cutting leaves easy ^^

This pattern will create triple punch corner by using A insert and B insert.

Happy crafting!!

302

A curly floral design with leaves that can be used for center pieces.

Sample Usage

A Curly Tree ^^

Happy Crafting!

921

Hello everyone!

This time we will take a look at puncher 921.

Like puncher 919, this puncher will create two sizes of the sakura pattern. It also goes perfectly with the sakura medium puncher (more on this combination later on)

In the sample above, the puncher is used to create a border and the punch-out is used as the center piece. Notice that the fine line that is punched out is used as the flower's tendrils. For simple 3D effect, use foam tape or 3D glue.

Happy Crafting!

906

A fiery design. Simple and functional. Great for projects and scrap books as using plate B and C at either 2 opposite corners or all 4 corners will create a photo insert!

Remember everything punched out can be used! Take the 3D flowers here for example ^.^

TIP! Punch on duo coloured paper then folding the pattern outwards to create a contrast of colours on your design.


Happy Punching!