To Sharon, yes, when I write yellow carpenter's glue I mean wood glue. Although, there are different kinds of glue for wood, like Gorilla Glue, I don't use that. And, yes, you can substitute white glue. I use the yellow carpenter's/wood glue because it sets faster than the white glue, has a quicker grab.
For Hydrangeas, I would use a larger hole punch, the flowers on hydrangeas are a little bigger, I think. But, the whole process would be the same.
To Ian, go to the bottom of the page and click "older posts" and the other 6 tutorials will come up. That tutorial is January 18, 2012, so you can also find it that way.
Hey, thanks to everyone for sending me a complement!!!!! Just keeps me going and going and going . . . . . . . TTYL Kris
