Choose your patterned paper. In this example I will be using the SEI Poppy from the Memory Lane Kit.
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Carefully cut out several flowers. You can layer together larger and smaller flowers, but for this example, I cut out several of the same flower. I used one of them as the "base" and then cut out portions from the other flowers to layer on top, giving it a 3-dimensional look.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjKKMnoDGB4B4jRNG4FJptEYONW18cJ4qmXkKPRfP1Nj-Esnzs1kqByp7O-L-8B0KavhsUrO0DbhRpsAPdtedU_1Spp63HGEPxMb8iZmMgQeqrpJgAPcuOPM1KumUJWPvJlAYLNf6d6wthz/s400/Flower1.jpg)
I cut out the center of the flower from the "base" flower because it would be covered up by the other layers.
Use foam dots/squares to stack the layers together. For additional height, you can stack two foam squares on top of each other before adhering to the piece.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjRb1HdgVQhi32DlAKccOjxtkS4dPSwGyNs23vaCZQdBEiT62m4jCUloXbq54U2jCMQEXwQBUAgVJR_x83ib23XX7ucl7dOV0Rn238Z_GB3h3EcWHuE7Cnr93rDP3V13rywqxlyx_qLGMbD/s400/Flower2.jpg)
If the design is too intricate to cut around, try using a circle punch and layering the circles together!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEje6bugzZmXfNgVhJcGqKSismKkK_Z7DBOcwU18GEoDnlEzujuNFHfP3fK7Hwq8Y1dfNQ_B_vY17cTLDw_R2e-zNeL5YzXEOmOclUKmP1eBONgPvkTE5zXc1vrlPWmyissSayFZIblgJj-4/s400/Flower3.jpg)
Here are several different flowers, all cut from a single sheet of paper.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgnqFqaT_keEuyluSvQvJeTZYF5TKFV1gD4FYPqNcYqzpdA9Mup63As8O6USVlwqnW6oCfuJarRHs8jg_88pfFbpJu7zRdT_em6-UEuHtDugi-XegLNHcJNBCBRXUy-tytGi8Y1DogiTvLv/s400/Flower4.jpg)
Group the flowers together or use them separately to accent your cards and layouts.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi1gucxEWAEXzPnzOew-H3WAjBAVraLkt5MpFdXaxirAKlsbHChjVasbVRCqGDFDwQSc0OhKzhQvKVKI5o-7Yet8cXn3yZXVbA7V0AanDYKWmaDGQeAGP5pkZx06tzVqLHeAim_fgBFfIL4/s400/JensynLO.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjbfHr-w-DyhkVv2wufQY2PVqWf0gB7I5v4CpTcWbcFeqfcpeFaCdbcxQTwmJXHFZMXHdivgaU5KvExOLg1G8jVtDjI0yKstyenrrDEVttyOJcq6lrnQhKo4ZyZz-ncXnVvK2LTu5er3bru/s400/JensynDetail.jpg)
This is one of my very favorite technique. I hope you'll give it a try!
Jana
6 comments:
Those are incredible flowers, Jana! I love the layering of two flowers like that... gonna have to give that a try! Your layout sample is beautiful, I might add. :)
I do this with clip art images...wonder why it never donned on me to do it with pp... thanks for the idea.
love that!
Hi :) This flowers look great :)
I am a begginer in scrapbooking and yours blog is full of inspiration for me, thanks for that :*
I link you on my own blog :)
Greetings from Poland :)
And here is my blog: http://scrapy-ms.blogspot.com/
Love those flowers! Thanks for sharing!
That is cool!
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