Cardstock Wood Sorrel
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Introducing the latest addition to our ever-growing plant and flower collection โ the Cardstock Wood Sorrel! Iโm so proud of the beautiful flowers weโve crafted here at Lia Griffith over the years, but thereโs nothing quite like the excitement of unveiling a new design. This enchanting plant, affectionately known as the โlucky cloverโ due to its resemblance to the elusive four-leaf variety, promises to be a captivating addition to your spring decor.
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Because crafting this Cardstock Wood Sorrel involves a variety of techniques, we consider this an intermediate-level craft. But donโt let that intimidate you! Half the joy of crafting lies in the challenge, and weโre here to guide you every step of the way. Once youโve gathered everything you need, weโll meet you in the tutorial.
While Wood Sorrel may be a new addition to our site, this charming perennial herb boasts a fascinating history. Native to Eurasia and North America, Wood Sorrel was once highly sought-after for its medicinal properties. And some varieties are even edible, with tangy, lemony leaves, making them a delicious addition to salads and herbal teas.
Though at first glance, Wood Sorrel flowers may seem small and unassuming, a closer inspection reveals their intricate beauty, available in a mesmerizing array of colors, including white, yellow, and pink. For our Cardstock Wood Sorrel, we chose the common variety, which features intricately lined white petals attached to deep green, three-clover-shaped leaves.
Bringing your Cardstock Wood Sorrel to life all comes down to your execution of the details. If you have a cutting machine we recommend using it for these dainty flowers and leaves.We used colored pencils to add subtle touches of color to the petals, mimicking the sorrel plantโs understated yet vibrant design. Next, we used a curling tool to give our petals a more natural appearance. Once completed, place your plant in a pretty pot as weโve done here, place it on your window sill, and admire your beautiful work.
And remember, weโre equally as excited to admire your beautiful creations! Let your unique Cardstock Wood Sorrel Plant be a source of spring inspiration, and share your photos with us in our crafterโs community or on Instagram using the hashtag #MadeWithLia.
Tools
- Kai 5โณ Detail Scissors
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Curling Tool
- Needle-Nose Tweezers
- Steel Ball Shaping Tool
- High-Temp Hot Glue Gun
Materials
- Lia Griffith Cardstock โ Holiday Green and Snowbound
- Floral Wire โ 24-Gauge Paper Covered Green
- Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue โ 2oz
- Floral Tape โ Bark
- Colored Pencils โ Process Red, Apple Green, Canary Yellow, and Tuscan Red
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Why canโt I get the tutorial? I have been a member since 2022 and have never been so frustrated! What am I doing wrong?
I am so sorry to hear that, Dawna. We did move some things around to make it easier for folks, but I hate to hear it is doing the opposite.
We have ALL of the files for the new projects zipped into a folder. You can download this folder by clicking the button in the right column at the very top. This folder will go into your downloads folder on your computer where you can double click to open it up. Then you can move that folder anywhere you like it to live. Let me know if this helps. ๐