Birthday card flowers
Posted by Michelle Lupton on May 13, 2025

Birthday Flowers from Party Fans!

Today, I'm sharing a creative way to use the party fans stamp set and coordinating dies to create geometric flowers!

happy birthday flowers card

Flowers tutorial

I began by stamping the two layers of the party fans images in yellow, pink and blue-green. Each image is stamped in a lighter and a darker colour to give a 3D look to the image. I found it easier to stamp the images with acrylic blocks rather than a stamping tool. For someone like me who is not the best at layering stamps, these were really easy to line up!

stamp party fans with acrylic block
layered party fan stamp image

I cut out the stamped party fans images with the coordinating die and then cut the images into segments by hand. (I also stamped and cut a larger party fan in green, but it managed to hide out of the photo!)

line up die with stamped image
cut party fan image into segments

I took three of the segments I cut (either two pink and one yellow or two yellow and one pink) and used sticky tape on the back to stick them together to form the flowers. I then adhered green segments with liquid glue to form the stems of the flowers. I arranged them on my card front (let's be real, I arranged them about 10 different ways before I was happy!) and then adhered them down.

arrange segments into flowers
adhere stalk to flowers

I chose a Happy Birthday sentiment from the Balloons stamp set and white embossed it onto a banner of Pitch Black cardstock. I layered the sentiment onto a square of vellum and placed it over the flowers background, and added some black enamel dots to finish it off!

Happy birthday flowers card
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