For those who don’t already know, I’ve made a video showing how to make paper flowers using a punch. three variations of paper flowers made from a punch The flowers to the right are made using Paper Shapers X-Large Decorative Punch: Retro Flower punch.  It is 2 1/2 inches and made by EK Success.

I made these three variations  of paper flowers using this one punch. Undoubtedly there are other ways to use the tool as well.  Punch art is so versatile. The three flowers shown here each contain three punched shapes in different colors. The red one is a poinsettia. It’ll make a good embellishment for holiday cards and paper craft projects.

For centers, I have used a rhinestone in one paper flower, a button in another and beads strung on art wire for the poinsettia.

Here is the video demonstration:

What kind of punch art flowers do you make, or do you enjoy making your own paper flowers?

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6 Responses to “How to Make Paper Flowers with a Craft Punch”

Karen (karooch from Scraps of mind) Says:

These look gorgeous June. I’ve given this post a Stumble so that others can see this.

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kurye Says:

Scrapping by Design » Blog Archive » How to Make Paper Flowers with a Craft Punch great article thank you.

selene Says:

These are cool! Personally, I love paper as an art medium. I also adore cute paper crafts.
Punch art–this quite interests me. It’s my first time hearing this art technique. Sounds exciting. ^ ^

Jenna Says:

Thanks. I’ll be trying out the one with the button. Real nice.

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