Paper Punch

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Circle Edge Punch - make paper doilies

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Don’t throw away those blunt paper punches… I have a tip that will have them punching on for a long while yet! But you’ll have to pop over to the Living Creatively Inspired blog… where I am guest posting and sharing this great paper punch tip today. See you there! I’d be thrilled if you’d like to connect with me at the following places. . . Follow on Bloglovin or if you’d like my posts delivered directly to your Inbox Subscribe to Shabby Art Boutique by Email

i was roaming the aisles of my favorite craft store this past weekend, and i came across this punch that creates really cute paper flowers. i was really inspired by this idea, so here's another way to create a paper flower using supplies that you probably already have. to make a flower, all you need is some paper, a paper punch, and strong adhesive. for the base of your flower, cut two strips of paper about 1/4" wide and 12" long. punch out a nice little pile of shapes using your paper punch…

Popsicles - by Amber. Cut cardstock rectangle. Punch top of it with oval punch. Smooth corners with nail file or just round them with scissors. Use corner rounder on bottom corners. Glue mini popsicle stick to back at bottom. Use white gel pen to add accent.

Daisy Punch Positive-Negative Technique Hi friends! Today’s card is sooo ridiculously easy… you will LOVE it! I’m using Stampin’ Up!’s original DAISY PUNCH to introduce a fun technique I’m calling Positive-Negative (I say original because it has a new little sister to play with now). It uses both the positive… Continue Reading