First, cut the inside out of a doily. Then fan fold it.
Add a couple of glue dots to adhere the ends and then add something, a sticker, a die cut or a large button to the center.
That's it. Then you can use them however you wish. Here are a couple of cards that I recently made.
This first one uses GCD Studios and Anna Griffin paper. I added a GCD epoxy sticker to the flower and a pretty Zva pearl flourish.
This next one uses some Crate and My Mind's Eye papers, Crate sticker and Basic Grey gems.
That's it for today. I have a long day, so I have to run! Thanks so much for stopping by! ;)
20 comments:
Beautiful cards! Love those doily flowers. Thanks for the instructions. I'm going to try them!
gorgeous, as always anabelle!!!!
Love this technique. TFS!
Beautiful! I love the fan doily. I will definately use that technique. TFS. :)
These are so fantabulous! Thank you for the great tutorial!
We can get enough of flowers yummie..
Thanks for showing byebye,Lean.
Beautiful cards and great idea:)
I LOVE your doily flowers!!!! They are gorgeous! So are your cards!!
Just wanted to stop by and say HI!
Gorgeous!
Wow you are the Doily Queen, just love that wonderful flower with super easy instructions, these cards are just divine.
Thanks so much for the doily instructions! Love how they look on the cards.
Love that doily flower, thanks for showing how to make that.
I made this flower - come and see http://monika-jot.blogspot.com/2010/05/hmm.html
Amazing Anabelle! Love the cards and the technique!
(-: Heidi
Annabelle your cards are sooo`beautiful` what a wonderful way to use those doiliesTFI
Have a fab week:)xxx
Wow! Beautiful cards! Thanks for the tutorial - I'll have to give this a try.
WOW these are gorgeous!
me too, me too! i just posted a card with doilies! :) i loooove your cards!
All of these cards are so very beautiful and I love your doily flowers! Thanks so much for the step out on how you create them. I will try this!
I can see why you love making the doily flowers because they are so very pretty! Thankd for sharing how you make these. I am going to try my hand at these later. :-)
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