I was inspired by this Scandinavian Floral Vase I have that you can see in my email signature box. I decided to create a set of wall art cut files that work great by themselves or with a paper flower arrangement shadow box.

Most people think the picture of my vase is wall art but its actually the top of a vase I bought from a home decor store in Stockholm.

This inspired me to actually make an art piece. I ended up making 3 pieces in this geometric wall art series. These are all free and available in my resource library.

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Recommended Materials for Geometric Wall Art

Cardstock – I used a variety of different cardstock for this project. My favorite is the shimmer metallic one. The glossy one is from the Recollections foiled cardstock collection. My only recommendation is to not used textured cardstock. Textured cardstock is harder to cut intricate designs and has a white core that frays.

• Assorted Starter Pack – Basic assorted colors, great starter pack, perfect weight for most papercraft projects
• Cricut Joy Insert Card Packs – You don’t have to use these with the Cricut Joy, they are nice material kids for cardmaking.
• Cardstock Warehouse Brand on Amazon – I love the quality of all the matte-colored cardstock with Cardstock Warehouse. It is my go-to brand for individual matte colors that I might need
• Poptone Assorted Variety Pack – This is the perfect peppy assortment of colors of heavy cardstock. It’s a heavy cardstock assortment with colors I actually use frequently for cardmaking.
• Seasonal Assorted Variety Pack – This is a slight variation on the Poptone assortment and has a quite few neutrals that complement almost any accent color.
• Stardream Metallics Line – For paper crafts, the Stardream line is the go-to for a metallic shimmer finish. It is the perfect sheen to make any project pop. The core is also colored is which hard to find for metallic paper.

Cutting Machine – I use a Cricut. Check out my recommendations for Cricut machines and accessories for beginners for more info.

Templates – Both the geometric series and the rolled rose are available in my resource library.

A Few Tips on Making Rolled Roses

Start with the outer edge using tweezers or a quilling tool.

Hold the core down into the base circle with glue for about 15 seconds and it will set.

For a more “rounded” flower, I like to pinch the petals as I am rolling.

Here are some of my other Cricut flower template projects also available for free in my resource library:

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