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I realize this is a strange request, but I'd like to figure out how to make an onion using various punches. I tried a gallery search, a pinterest search, and even a general google search and came up blank. Obviously, onions are not popular images. ;)
I was hoping maybe someone here can help?
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Just off the top of my head, maybe you could start with a circle or oval, and then cut slivers, half-moon shapes and layer them onto the circle or oval?
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I'm going to try circle punches, layered, with the edges colored red to mimic a sliced-in-half red onion. It's not quite what I was going for but I think it will work.
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That would be cute too! I'm happy to send you a few punched ornaments if you'd like to give that a go as well. Just PM me your mailing address and I'll punch them today and mail them out tomorrow.
Since you don't have the ornament punch you could use the 2-1/2" Circle punch (or an oval framelit) and the build a blossom punch for the green at the top.
Since you don't have the ornament punch you could use the 2-1/2" Circle punch (or an oval framelit) and the build a blossom punch for the green at the top.
Lol, you have me trying to come up with a reason to make an onion now. I have to ask, were the seeds on your apple leftover bits from a flower or doily die cut?
I love how our stampers' minds work!! Always able to come up with a solution no matter how outside of the box it is, lol. Bravo, they looked just like apple seeds.