Get the pewter, cutting mat and a 2 and 3mm dia punch with hammer ready

Use the smallest embossing tool and press it into the centre of the disk.

Turn the disk over.
With a slightly bigger embossing tool, pull "petals"outwards from the centre.

Cut several bits of copper or brass wires.

I like to keep them quite long at this stage, as it makes it easier to handle.

Turn the disk over again and use a dab of superglue to glue the stem into the flower.

I place the completed flowers into a strip of modelling clay on a piece of board for easier airbrushing.

With a 5mm dia punch, punch out some more disks for leaves.

These disks will be used to make 3 or 4 leaves each.

Take a 3mm and 4mm punch and punch along the outside rim of the 5mm disk. This will provide 3 to 4 leaves per disk.

Emboss the back of each leaf with a large embossing tool to make the leaf curl.

To facilitate easier airbrushing, I glue the foam onto a rod, and then glue the leaves onto the foam.

Airbrush the stems and leaves in a range of green colours.

Airbrush the flowers and hand paint in the central stamen area.

Glue them onto your diorama.