Yay, it's spring time! I'm so inspired by all the beautiful wildflowers I'm seeing pop up all over, so I whipped up a new pennant banner to celebrate!

Supplies:

• ScanNCut Machine and Accessories
• Wood Paper Pennant Banner
• Colored Cardstock (3 peach shades,3 green shades, 1 yellow, 1 white)
• Adhesive pearl
• Foam pad (a mouse pad will work)
• Adhesive (glue dots, hot glue)

Instructions:

Below are the step by step instructions, or you can check out this video on how to create it:

1. Cut out all the various ScanNCut built-in-shapes, I needed 16 of each one to make an approximately 5 foot banner. And if you were to cut out your own triangles they would be 3" x 4.5". 

2. For each of the petals, cut a slit between two petals to the center of the flower.

3. Apply adhesive to one of the petals next to the slit and then overlap the adjacent petal over it to give the flower dimension.

4. For the flower center add a pearl to the middle of it and then fold up the petals to create the flower stamen.

5. Apply a glue dot to the back of each flower layer and stack them together by size. Refer to photos for guidance if needed.

6. For this leaf, add some veins to it by placing it on a foam pad and using your ScanNCut stylus to etch in the design.

7. Apply the doily to the pennant.

8. Apply glue to just the stem of the leaves of the flower so when they are attached to the flower they will have dimension.

9. Adhere the completed flower to the pennant and add in the remaining leaf.

And done!

What are you doing to spruce up your home or art studio for spring?

Disclosure: Erin is a paid consultant and has received  products from Brother to evaluate. However, the opinions expressed are entirely her own and based on her use of the products.

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