Little Wings Creates: Daisy Tea Light with Rinea

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun and quick table decoration featuring our

New Release Rinea Merlot Foiled Paper.

Materials Used:

Rinea: Merlot/Merlot Starstruck Foiled Paper

Rinea: Gold/Gold Glossy Paper

Rinea Emerald/Gold Glossy Paper

Dreaming Tree SVG: Gerber Daisy Tea Light

Distress Oxide Ink: Aged Mahogany

Distress Oxide Ink: Forest Moss

Distress Oxide Ink: Fossilized Amber

Imagine Crafts: Tear It Tape

Mainstay Brand: Battery Tea Light

Brother Scan n Cut Machine

Let's get started.

I used the Brother Scan n Cut to cut all the pieces for the daisy.

I cut the 3 sizes of the daisy's petal from Rinea: Merlot/Merlot Starstruck Foiled Paper.

I cut the 2 centerpieces of the daisy from Rinea: Gold/Gold Glossy Paper. Finally, I cut the leaves from Rinea Emerald/Gold Glossy Paper

Next, I inked the center Rinea: Gold/Gold Glossy Paper with Distress Oxide ink Fossilized Amber, followed by the Rinea: Merlot/Merlot Starstruck Foiled Paper petals in Distress Oxide ink in Aged Mahogany and the Rinea Emerald/Gold Glossy Paper leaves with Distress Oxide ink in Forest Moss. I do this for extra definition and to hide the white core of the Rinea Foiled Paper. I then applied Imagine Crafts tear it tape to all the pieces.

Then, I applied some Imagine Crafts tear it tape to the base of the tea light. I then placed the top of the daisy to the tea light. It just slips onto the tea light. Next, I remove the backing to the adhesive and press the top's anchoring tabs to the side of the tea light.

Next, I remove the backing for the tear tape and start applying the Rinea: Gold/Gold Glossy Paper center petals. You just press them to the sides of the tea light.

Then, I repeated the process with the Rinea: Merlot/Merlot Starstruck Foiled Paper. Starting with the small petals, then medium petals, and finally the large petals.

I again repeated the process with the Rinea Emerald/Gold Glossy Paper leaves.

Here's what the daisy tea light looks like on its side. Then, gently curl the leaves and petals downwards to form the daisy. I love that the Rinea Foiled Paper holds its shape.