Supplies:
Stamps: Well Scripted
Cardstock: Crushed Curry, Melon Mambo, Old Olive, Whisper White, Chocolate Chip
Ink: Ballet Blue and Basic Black
Accessories: Small Oval Punch, Large Oval Punch, Wide Oval Punch, Scallop Edge Punch, 3/4" Circle Punch, Sticky Strip, Tombow, Dimensionals, Rhinestone Brads.
Old Olive Cardstock
Old Olive cardstock, Cut and Score the pieces first then use the scallop edge punch.
1 ¼ x 11” scored at 5” and 10”
1 ¼ x 9 ½” scored at 1”, 6” and 8 ½”
1 ¼ x 5 ½”
1 ¼” x 3 ½” scored at 2 ½”
You will need a 4” x 5 ¼” Whisper White cardstock sponged lightly on the top with Brocade Blue ink to look like a sky.
Adhere that to a 5 ½” x 8 ½” Melon Mambo paper folded in half. Attach the 1 ¼” x 5” grass piece to the bottom.
On the 1 ¼” x 11” and 1 ¼” x 9 ½” strips you need to cut a slit going halfway through the height of the strip. One will be on the top and the other on the bottom. Take the 5 inches between the score lines on each piece and cut in the middle (2 ½”)
Fit the slits inside each other to cross over.Put Tombow glue or sticky strip on the 1” piece and fold over the 5” end piece to make the front of the pop-out section.
Press that in and fold the front 5” section in half.
Now glue the 3 ½” piece on the 1” tab at the end of the short side.
Put glue on the two 1” end tabs and glue to the center of the grass that is on your card.
You now have made the pop-out piece of your card.
To make the daisy flowers, cut out Melon Mambo and Crushed Curry cardstock with the Scallop circle punch. You will need 8-10 of these flowers for one card in whatever color combination you choose. Using your scissors, cut slits from each scallop into the center making sure not to cut any all the way through. You don’t want to loose any petals. Punch a center out of Chocolate Chip cardstock with ¾” circle punch.
You can now glue your daisies behind your rows of grass. You might want to finish all of the flowers first so you can arrange them by color and height. ( I found that two flowers per row look nice.)
For the stems you will need ½” wide strips and anywhere from 2” – 3” in length. They can be varying so your flowers are slightly different heights. Score them down the center at ¼”.Fold them in half and glue them together with Tombow glue. This will make the stems strong enough to support the flowers without bending.
Using Tombow, glue this to the back of your daises. Using the small oval punch, punch one or two leaves for each flower (old olive cardstock). Using your scissors make one end come to a point. Glue these in behind the grass at the base of the flowers for the leaves.
Directions for the Purse:
Score an 8 ½” x 11” Melon Mambo cardstock at 5 1/8” and 5 7/8” (3/4” strip down the center.
Turn the cardstock and score ¾” on each end
Cut the flaps in the middle up to the score line.
Cut a semi-circle out of each end to make the top of the purse.
On one tab on each side put sticky strip or use Tombo to glue ends together. You will want to make sure you glue or tape your small tab down on the inside.
Using the same technique as before make three daises and leaves for the front of the purse. Use dimensionals to attach these and for the centers to make them pop up a little bit. Now cut a ¾” x 11” strip of Melon Mambo cardstock for the handle. Tape it on the inside of both ends.
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Supplies: 
To make the daisy flowers, cut out Melon Mambo and Crushed Curry cardstock with the Scallop circle punch. You will need 8-10 of these flowers for one card in whatever color combination you choose. Using your scissors, cut slits from each scallop into the center making sure not to cut any all the way through. You don’t want to loose any petals. Punch a center out of Chocolate Chip cardstock with ¾” circle punch. 
You can now glue your daisies behind your rows of grass. You might want to finish all of the flowers first so you can arrange them by color and height. ( I found that two flowers per row look nice.) 
For the stems you will need ½” wide strips and anywhere from 2” – 3” in length. They can be varying so your flowers are slightly different heights. Score them down the center at ¼”.Fold them in half and glue them together with Tombow glue. This will make the stems strong enough to support the flowers without bending. 
Directions for the Purse:
Cut a semi-circle out of each end to make the top of the purse. 
Using the same technique as before make three daises and leaves for the front of the purse. Use dimensionals to attach these and for the centers to make them pop up a little bit. Now cut a ¾” x 11” strip of Melon Mambo cardstock for the handle. Tape it on the inside of both ends. 
I am doing it again. I will be on Keep it Local this afternoon from 4-5pm. Be sure to watch because I will be giving a Free Class away. All the details on how to make this and more will be posted after the show. Make sure to watch. 
I hope you are inspired by these projects. Even if you don't sew you can use these photos to inspire you to make a card, scrapbook page or gift for someone. All it takes is a photo to inspire you! Use the colors or the pattern. Don't forget to email me your creation so we can brag about you and put you on my blog!! 
Even if you don't like the "Vintage" look, you're going to love this stamp set and class! It is amazingly versatile! In this class, we'll be making 5 cards plus a beautiful Portfolio to house your creations. 
I grabbed the Big Shot (my favorite accessory as you are all well aware) and the large scallop circle. I cut 10 sheets of cardstock. I roughed up the paper a bit, like I was going to throw it away, attached the center to flower wire and then squished each layer together. I added some leaves and there you go. 
I added chocolate kisses in the flutes to hold the flower in place. Everyone likes chocolate right! 
