Monday, January 28, 2013

Alstroemeria Lily Tutorial with Cheery Lynn Designs



Today, I thought I would show you how to combine old and new dies to create an  Alstroemeria Lily.  I played around with the proportions of this one, using our different flower dies, and was really pleased with the results.  I hope you will give it a try.


Here are the cuts that I used.  Notice, in the picture, I used the star from the large rose, but I found it was too small - so for my final sample, I used the Stacker Flower 3.  It will be easiest to color your petals and them cut them as needed.  The flower will be assembled on a large rose base - with two of the petals removed as shown.




Although my picture above shows the inner petals as one piece - it works better to cut them into individual petals, shape and glue inbetween the base petals.


Finish the center stamens with Flower Soft, pinch together at the bottom and glue to the center of the flower.  Shape the petals and arrange them under the flower.

The new CLD Challenge this week is Tickled Pink. We would love to see your creations using Cheery Lynn Designs dies - and each week a project is chosen to win a $20 gift certificate to the store.

Cheery Lynn Designs Dies
Build a Flower 3 B264
Embellishments 3 B265
Stacker Flower 3 SF-3
Hugs B248

Other:
Patterned Paper: Graphic 45
Cardstock: WorldWin Papers
May Arts Ribbon  -  1/4" Silk SK19
Clearsnap Ink
Flower Soft
Xyron Mega Runner


4 comments:

Olga said...

you have done it again, this is absolutely gorgeous!

Sparkly Engineer said...

This tutorial is definitely getting pinned. I love this flower. Thank you for the tutorial. Now I just need to get the correct dies.

BJ Searcy said...

You are truly blessed with creativity. Love the flower, and the process that you designed to create it.

SharonCallisCrafts said...

Hi Gini, Loving your work, looking forward to working with you on the Xyron Design Team x