Hi everyone! Wendy here and I'm back to share a card I did using the Lotus Punch on cork. The cork I used was very thin. I had no troubles sliding it into the punch. Be sure to select a thinner cork and a larger design punch to ensure success with punching. Before adhering the cork to the card on foam adhesive I backed it first on a piece of cardstock to give it more stability. Simply punch a circle in the cardstock where the punched area of cork will rest on the cardstock to allow your pattern paper/brad to show through. 

Supplies Used: 

• Just Imagine Lotus Punch
• Echo Park pattern paper
• PiggyTales rubons
• brad
• twine
• cardstock
• foam adhesive

Hi everyone! Wendy here and I'm back to share a card I did using the Lotus Punch on cork. The cork I used was very thin. I had no troubles sliding it into the punch. Be sure to select a thinner cork and a larger design punch to ensure success with punching. Before adhering the cork to the card on foam adhesive I backed it first on a piece of cardstock to give it more stability. Simply punch a circle in the cardstock where the punched area of cork will rest on the cardstock to allow your pattern paper/brad to show through. 

Supplies Used: 

• Just Imagine Lotus Punch
• Echo Park pattern paper
• PiggyTales rubons
• brad
• twine
• cardstock
• foam adhesive