1. Find two circular objects (of slightly different diameters). Being a crafter, I used a glue stick for one circle, and a spool of thread for the other. Or, you can be really awesome and draw your own circles!
2. Trace your circles onto different papers (or the same - it doesn't matter!) and cut them out.
3. Take a pencil to the circles and pretend like your slicing a pizza with 8 slices.
4. Cut small slits at each of the pencil lines, but don't go all the way to the center because then you'll have 2-half flowers!
5. Erase your pencil marks, adhere the smaller circle atop the larger, and add a coordinating brad to the center.
For the tag pictured above, I added a small piece of black cardstock to the back of the tag for extra depth and some bakers twine to attach to a gift. The flower stems were drawn on with black permanent pen.
Materials: White, black, magenta cardstock, patterned paper, permanent black ink, brads, bakers twine
Size: Approx 2" x 3.5"
Thanks for stopping by!
Jessica
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