I’m so excited. For the last 2 years I’ve been using cardboard boxes and foam boards to take pics for the blog and Instagram. I finally ordered and received a cute foldable, adjustable craft table. Now I have a bigger surface area and feel a little more legit (lol!) – I used my brand new table to take these DIY Watercolor Floral Stickers. Grab these free tropical watercolor floral images from Angie Makes to make them – read on to make yours!
The What
- Silhouette Studio (there is a free version!)
- Silhouette cutting machine
- Cutting mat
- Printable sticker paper
- Printer
- Tropical watercolor floral images
The How
- In Silhouette Studio, open your floral images
- Use the trace and crop tools to create cut lines around your flower images. Set these to No Cut
- Use the offset tool to create some white space between your image (optional) and the cut line
- Print and cut your leaves using sticker paper settings
So now that you have your new floral stickers, you can use them for scrapbooking, decorating gift or treat boxes or for sealing your envelopes. How will you use them?
Looking for some more inspiration? Take a look at my other Silhouette projects.
Oh wow! I love these stickers so much. I’m getting a cricut machine soon (a big 12″) to replace my silhouette portrait (im guna be working with Cricut). I’m so excited! I’m going to be printing and cutting like a flipping maniac!
Thanks so much, Claire – so happy you like them! Can’t wait to see what you make with your Cricut!
So beautiful! I’m gonna have to try these out very soon 🙂
Oh yay – thanks, Essie! Let me know how they turn out!
These are adorable, and If I have to ever send a letter to my mum I will make sure to get it done your way, Maritza!!
Thank you for sharing with us:)
So sweet – thanks, Marwa! xoxox
These are beautiful! I love watercolor anything. 🙂 I also saw that you are going to be attending Silhouette Summit next month. So am I! It will be so great to meet you in person. 🙂
Thanks, Kelly! Yes and Yay! I can’t wait to finally meet you in person! xoxox
Love these!! As always you continue to inspire creativity!!!
Thank You, Bonnie
Oh, Bonnie! Such lovely words – thank you!! xoxoxox
Speaking of photographing, can you give some pointers?As you can see on my insrgram@bonnchase, I could use some help and yours are always so eye catching!!Love your compositions , how do you get the soft backgrounds?
Thanks, Maritza!
Bonnie
Sounds good, Bonnie – Thank you!! – I may work that into a post. DM me via Instagram regarding areas you’d like to know more about