I was suckered into doing another video tutorial for our flower demos at Lasting Memories last week. I only say that because my friend London somehow talked me into taking her place at the last minute. But I'm really happy to be able to share it with you! Here is a video showing how to make these beautiful paper roses that I've been using to decorate cards and the tops of gifts lately. I'm trying to will Spring here a little early with all these paper flowers I've been making. I think it's working--it was 65 degrees here on Monday! Wahoo!
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteSuper ! Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteFab tutorial, thanks a lot :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you SO MUCH for this video! You make it look so simple! I can't wait to try!
ReplyDeleteVery cool flowers! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNow that is cool! I love the results - very cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! Thanks for the great lesson.
ReplyDeleteam i the only one this video isn't working for...and am i really the first and only commenter?! weird...
ReplyDeletebut 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!
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Those are so pretty! I love the turquoise and orange- two of my favorite colors!
ReplyDeleteWould it be possible to get a template for the flower?
ReplyDeleteIs she using cardstock or regular scrabook paper?
Thanks for the tutorial! I love these resources that Little Birdie makes available!
Excellent video. Thanks!
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteI always wondered how they made those! Thanks for showing how! I am totally going to make these! -Kelsee
ReplyDeleteoh i do love these. they're so sweet. these things are always so simple!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! Awesome tutorial! Thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Thanks for sharing the tutorial, the video is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteSuper 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.
ReplyDeletelove them mandy! these are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis video is the best - Look at what I made -
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I linked back so people could see how you did it!! THANKS!
Just beautiful, I love it! You made it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteThe 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.
ReplyDeletethat are great! easier than it looks...(i say that and have yet to try..ha ha) thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo brilliant! I wish I had seen this before my flowers week last week! I am gonna have to make these too! They are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks for the tut.
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous! Thanks so much for the great video, I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteI love these! So pretty and versatile.
ReplyDeleteCan 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
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Beautifully done! LOVE it!!!
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that´s so cute and you make it look so simple,I can`t wait to try myself!
ReplyDeleteYour video made making the flowers look so easy. I want to try it.
ReplyDeleteThank you
Linda in Stanwood
I LOVE these. Don't know how I missed them.
ReplyDeletethanks 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 :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tutorial! The flowers are very cute!It is so simple, that I could not believe it!
ReplyDeleteThankyou so much for taking the time to make a video and post it for us to learn this great creative craft of making roses.
ReplyDeleteNice! 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. :)
ReplyDeleteso yes, hard paper is better.
Thanks for this tutorial!! :D
smth new aside form the kawasaki rose.
sorry to add,
ReplyDeletecame from here too,
http://www.makeandtakes.com/handmade-paper-corsages
hope i can make a nice corsage for my prom date! :) wish me luck!