Break off a small chunk of the clay
and roll into a ball.
Add a small amount of acrylic paint
to the clay and knead the paint
into the clay until color seems uniform
You may have to keep adding
cornstarch so it won't become too
sticky.
Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and
set aside.

I would suggest making a very pale pink
(blush color) for the flower petals, a
darker pink for the flower centers
& a light leaf green color for the leaves.
Be sure to keep those little balls wrapped
very tightly in plastic wrap so they don't 
dry out.

Dip the tip of a piece of fine wire
into some tacky glue as 
shown in the photo.
You don't need quite as much as the
 photo, but I wanted to be sure
you could see the glue.

Roll a very tiny ball of medium pink
clay and add it to the tip of the wire.
The glue really helps it to stick.
Shape it more into a narrow oval
(think of a stamen on a flower)
That is what we are making.

While "stamen" is still wet, dip 
it in the container of 
"Crystal Snow" to coat it with
a sugary sparkle.
I personally like this little effect 
as I tend to like my flowers a bit
sparkley when I am using
them in my doll's hair or gowns.
Set aside to DRY!!!
(you can make several of these
stamens ahead of time, you 
can never have too many).

Now you will need your 1/4" heart punch
You can use a smaller one if you like
as apple blossoms really are very small, 
but I like to make some of them
larger, and besides it will be
easier for you to learn on them
if they are a bit bigger.
Take a small ball of pink clay
& flatten it out as thin as you can get
it.  Use plenty of cornstarch
to keep it from sticking to your hands.

Be sure to dust the flattened out clay
with cornstarch to keep it from sticking
too much (it will stick a bit)
to the heart punch.
Carefully position the clay in the 
punch and "punch it out"

Use a toothpick to help push the
 hearts through the punch &
let them drop to the surface below.
Try to make them as thin as possible.
Try not to touch them right away as they
are very fragile.  Let them set up
a little.