Havin' a Luau with The Twinery

Hi there! It's Stephanie here to share with you another great way to use
The Twinery's fabulous baker's twine- as hibiscus flower centers :)

Let's pretend we're having a luau today (& let's pretend the date says the 25th, not 22nd-oops!) To start we'll need an invite, right? I whipped up this invite using Illustrator. I used a die cut to make the frame & lemondrop & pink sorbet twine to hold it all together.

To add some cuteness, I attached these paper hibiscus flowers & found that the
perfect centers can be made using The Twinery baker's twine.

How do you make these you ask? Easy! Just grab these supplies:
baker's twine, scissors, needle, hole punch, & die cut hibiscus flowers.

   

1. punch 2 holes in the smaller flower & use a needle to pull the twine through.

2. tie a knot using the technique shown.

3. tie simple knots at each end

4. apply a 3D mounting square to the larger flower & layer together

The result:

What else does a party need?
Perhaps a little thank you card to give the guests paired with a party favor.

And maybe a few cupcake toppers- just stick a toothpick through the 3D mounting foam.

And there we have a few quick & easy party supplies made cute with The Twinery!
I hope this technique inspires a project or two in your future :)

Have a great day!
Stephanie

Supplies used:

The Twinery baker's twine: Lemondrop, Pink Sorbet, Honeydew, & Caribbean
Cardstock: Recollections
Die cut: Cuttlebug
Stamp/ink: Studio G