Fabric flower cards
- by Maggie Vink on May 5th 2008 6:00PM
- crafts, papercraft
- Card stock. Soft pastels, cream, or even black work well.
- Paper cutter. While scissors would work, a paper cutter helps you get a perfect edge.
- Fabric. This a great project to use up scraps of fabric. You'll need a green for the foliage, yellow or orange for the center of the flowers, and a variety of colors for the petals. For added interest, opt for subtle tone-on-tone patterns or mottled fabrics; solid colors tend to look flat and lifeless on the cards.
- Glue stick. Make sure to choose a glue stick that works with fabric and paper.
- Fabric scissors. Sharp scissors with a fine point (such as scissors made for quilters) work best.
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