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And if you love paper flowers but you don't have time to make one, ask Chantal from Dragonfly Expression to make you a beautiful "bouquet" with her paper creations.
Friday, January 27, 2012
valentine: paper flowers
Greenweddingshoes, the famous wedding inspirational blog, presents a great tutorial for making gorgeous giant paper rose. I would love to receive one for Valentine day! (Maybe my boyfriend will read this post...)
And if you love paper flowers but you don't have time to make one, ask Chantal from Dragonfly Expression to make you a beautiful "bouquet" with her paper creations.
And if you love paper flowers but you don't have time to make one, ask Chantal from Dragonfly Expression to make you a beautiful "bouquet" with her paper creations.
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OMG!!! Who thought making giant flowers was easier than making smaller ones!!! I'm so going to try this!!
ReplyDelete1000 fois merci Eva pour la mention...I appreciate the feature very much...Fantastic post!!!
What kind of paper do you use to make these?
ReplyDeleteKatie, this tutorial is not from me. For more details, click on the links in the post.
ReplyDeleteGosh, what a giant rose! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. These are truly Fabulous!
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I was obsessed with paper flowers when I was a child. These would have blown my eight-year-old mind.
ReplyDeleteI love this!
ReplyDeleteI was hoping to make it for Valentines Day BUT can not find any crepe paper. I went to Michaels in Ontario Canada and they say they no longer carry it. Does anyone know of another source
ReplyDeleteI found huge crepe paper at www.crepepaper.com!
ReplyDeletewhat is the difference between crepe paper, and normal paper? are the petals supposed to get bigger as you go outwards?
ReplyDeleteCrepe paper is tissue paper that’s been coated with sizing and then “creped” to create gathers. Sizing is a material such as glue, gelatin, gum, or starch, added to paper pulp or cloth to add sheen and stiffness, among other things. This gives crepe paper a distinct texture and feel, and one quite different from untreated tissue paper.
ReplyDeleteFor the petals size, you should check the tutorial to make sure (see the link on the post).
Bonjour,
ReplyDeleteMerci pour cet article et ces magnifiques idées, je viens de parler de vos fleurs en papier sur mon blog (http://www.idees2cadeaux.net/offrir-des-fleurs pour info) puisque je faisais un article sur le fait d'offrir des fleurs en ligne comme idée de cadeaux.
Bonne journée.
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ReplyDeleteWow - just stunning! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletewhat paper do you use?
ReplyDeleteHi Brianna, you will find more detail on the original tutorial. Here is the link:
Deletehttp://greenweddingshoes.com/diy-giant-paper-rose-flower/