My name is Michelle Nun. I am engaged and have a Rottweiler named Kujo. I am a Registered Dental Hygienist as well as volunteer as a Master Gardener in my community. In my free time, I enjoy experimenting and exploring the possibilities of the creative process within a wide variety of art media and mediums. Much of my work is inspired by Mother Nature as well as from various online artists, blogs, and forums. 
Good morning readers. Today’s post is another bouquet of poppies.
Papaver orientale 'Paperie' Bouquet
Papaver orientale 'Paperie' Bouquet Close Up
Previously, I showcased a bouquet of red poppies. Today’s poppies are a vivid orange-red color. I constructed these poppies in the the same fashion as my red ones. Click here to see my red poppies post. The flowers were die cut from the Giant Flower Cricut cartridge. I do not feel it is necessary for me to repeat myself regarding technique and assembly as I did not do anything different in creating these from my red ones. Click here for reference and details about how I assembled my poppies. The only change in supplies used was the color of the card stock and Distress Ink used. For today’s featured poppies, I used a bright orange/red Bazzill card stock and applied Spiced Marmalade Distress Ink to add depth and color variation to each of the flower petals.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope that you stop back again soon for more inspiring ideas. Have a great day!
Michelle
Tags: 3D, Cricut Cartridge, Cricut Machine, Flowers, Garden, Home Decor, Ranger Ink
5 Responses to “Papaver orientale ‘Paperie’ Bouquet”
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These are beautiful! I think I like this color even more than the red. Stunning project, as always!
Thank you Nadia. I can not decide myself whether or not I prefer one color over the other. They were both fun and easy to make. Thank you for stopping by.
Gorgeous. They do not look like cardstock at all. Simply beautiful.
Thank you Cindy for the beautiful compliment and for taking time to stop by.
I am so in love with your poppies! I want to make some of my own, they look so real!