So pretty!

Super ! Thank you :)

Fab tutorial, thanks a lot :-)

Thank you SO MUCH for this video! You make it look so simple! I can't wait to try!

Very cool flowers! Thanks!

Now that is cool! I love the results - very cute!

These are adorable! Thanks for the great lesson.

am i the only one this video isn't working for...and am i really the first and only commenter?! weird...

but those are freaking adorable roses! i think i am going to use them to make a spring wreath for my door :o)

How timely! I've included this in my roses roundup on dabbled.org today!

http://dabbled.org/2010/03/make-roses-for-everything.html

Those are so pretty! I love the turquoise and orange- two of my favorite colors!

Would it be possible to get a template for the flower?

Is she using cardstock or regular scrabook paper?

Thanks for the tutorial! I love these resources that Little Birdie makes available!

Excellent video. Thanks!

beautiful

I always wondered how they made those! Thanks for showing how! I am totally going to make these! -Kelsee

oh i do love these. they're so sweet. these things are always so simple!

These are adorable! Awesome tutorial! Thank you! :)

Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing the tutorial, the video is a great idea!

Super cute! I help put on a huge youth event at my church and we needing to make giant flowers for the stage this might work.

love them mandy! these are gorgeous!

This video is the best - Look at what I made -
http://msmathey.blogspot.com/2010/03/poppy-seed-challenge.html
I linked back so people could see how you did it!! THANKS!

Just beautiful, I love it! You made it look so easy.

The love the flowers and have already tried my hand at them. They turned out great and looked wonderful on a wreath I made for my sister.

that are great! easier than it looks...(i say that and have yet to try..ha ha) thanks for sharing!

So brilliant! I wish I had seen this before my flowers week last week! I am gonna have to make these too! They are wonderful!

Love it! Thanks for the tut.

These are fabulous! Thanks so much for the great video, I'll be linking.

I love these! So pretty and versatile.

Can you tell me what die cut you used for the initial shape? Size, brand, name? anything would help. I would like to make a bunch of these for church and would rather not hand cut all of them!!

Thanks!
Georgeann
gquantie@yahoo.com

Beautifully done! LOVE it!!!

:-)

that´s so cute and you make it look so simple,I can`t wait to try myself!

Your video made making the flowers look so easy. I want to try it.
Thank you
Linda in Stanwood

I LOVE these. Don't know how I missed them.

thanks a lot for the tutorial...the roses come out great...I made a whole bunch for them for my parents 30th anniversary...n my mom loves them...shes still wondering how I made them..Thanks :)

Thank you so much for the tutorial! The flowers are very cute!It is so simple, that I could not believe it!

Thankyou so much for taking the time to make a video and post it for us to learn this great creative craft of making roses.

Nice! Btw, tip, try to use hard stock paper, I tried it with papers like 60gsm, and well its still darn nice, but the effect isn't as great as the video is, you can also divide it into 8 petals, but you need a few more layers of petals or cut them close else it looks too wide. :)

so yes, hard paper is better.

Thanks for this tutorial!! :D

smth new aside form the kawasaki rose.

sorry to add,

came from here too,

http://www.makeandtakes.com/handmade-paper-corsages

hope i can make a nice corsage for my prom date! :) wish me luck!