This year I am doing a monthly series for Fiskars called Punch Basics. My hope is to inspire crafters to get the most out of their paper punches.
Today I am going to get you caught up with the tutorials that have already been posted, and I will add new articles to this post as they become available ... so bookmark this for future reference. =)
Punch Basics #1 - Feedback
Punch Basics #2 - Embossing
Punch Basics #3 - Tricky Materials
...... check back monthly for more to come!
Next up in my series "1 Punch 3 Ways" is a hexagon punch! I'm a bit obsessed with hexagons, so this was a particularly fun one. =)
View my full tutorial with step-by-step photos over at Fiskars for making hexagons into honeycomb patterns, chevron patterns, and even 3D paper flowers.
Full tutorial can be found here.
Speaking of turning hexagons into flowers, make sure you check out my post from yesterday showing how to turn hexagons into accordian paper flowers right here.
And lastly, you can view all of my previous flower posts here. =)
I am starting a monthly feature for Fiskars called '1 Punch 3 Ways' where I take a punch and use it ... well, three ways! I believe in getting the most out of my tools, and I enjoy the creativity in looking at shapes in a different way.
First up I'm taking a petal punch for a test drive. I hope to encourage you to not only get the most out of this specific punch, but to get more mileage out of all of your punches. =)
Check out how to get these three different looks from one punch in the first of this series over at Fiskars. The full tutorial and photos are here.
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