Now, take a full page from the hymnal,roll from top of page to bottom forming a cigar shaped center bud...take a coffee filter petal...wrap around the bud,encasing it, add another,after about 5 or 6 more add a music petal, repeat, it will begin to tell you where it needs which...it also helps to crimp the bottom, this helps hold it all in place....
When it's as big as you'd like,wrap string or any type ribbon, pulling tightly. After it's secured, take your finger and gently circle around each petal separating and fluffing...I drizzle a little thin glue down between the petal to secure it a wee bit more. You can then dip in dye to add color if you like...I kinda like the natural color!
Thank you for showing how to make them. They are so pretty ♥
ReplyDeleteYou make it sound so easy! Thank you for the tutorial, I really must give this a try, they look so sweet.
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful, thank you so much. They are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this tutorial... Can I direct my charming ladies over to your blog for this?
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Yvette
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing this tutorial tday!
ReplyDeleteI love this fun project! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful project! Thank you for sharing your talent!
ReplyDeleteDearest Ann,
ReplyDeleteI love your gorgeous paper roses! Your tutorial is wonderful, and I thank you for sharing how to make these pretties! Beautiful photos as always!!! Thank you for visiting me and for your sweet comments! Have a blessed day!!
God bless!
Love, Paula
Oh Miss Ann, Thank You!!!! I cannot wait to give these a whirl! You make it look so easy but of course you know how to make these in the dark, you've made so many, haha! Ok, I've got to finish cooking and laundry so I can play with paper roses the rest of the day!!!
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Milli
Ann amor, your paper roses are gorgeous, thank you so much for sharing your wonderful tutorial! Have a lovely Sunday! Besos, Rose
ReplyDeleteTHanks for the tutorial! I have made coffee filter pom poms but am loving the look of these roses!
ReplyDeleteyou are brilliant and so kind to teach us! i think
ReplyDeletei might be able to do that!
so beautiful.
thank you
lea
oooooh, those are gorgeous Ann!!!
ReplyDeletewow...such a simple but dramatic way to create a rose! lovely, lovely...
ReplyDeleteOh this is a good project, Ann. Love this. Thanks for the tutorial. It's on my to-do list!
ReplyDeleteHave a good week,
Kitty
Your paper roses are beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing how to with us.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing a tutorial for your gorgeous roses, Ann. I just wish we had such kind of coffee filters over here. There seem to be so many great ways to use them in crafts. Maybe I'll try crepe paper instead.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
Hugs,
Julia
These are beautiful, I'll be using my leftover coffee today to make some for myself. Lisa
ReplyDeleteAnn,
ReplyDeleteMe again, I just found your blog. Dawn told me about it. I joined as a follower & I'm adding you to my blogroll. Your style is very similar to my own, I enjoyed reading thru all of your posts. Lisa
What a wonderful project to share Ann!!! I love it and what a great idea to alternate the types of paper too ~ I hope you are doing great sweetie, feeling wonderful and creating your heart out!!! hugs and love, Dawn
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing, the roses are gorgeous.
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Ann your hearts as big as all outdoors! I wish all you ladies could meet Ann. She came into my life about 8 yrs. ago now and I wouldn't take anything for her or her friendship. She is the real deal and genuine! I am so proud of you, keep on going!
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely.... just love it!
ReplyDeletecielo
Ann, I've been meaning to tell you that I received my ribbon/corsage and it is just gorgeous. Can't wait to wear it, so exciting. Thank you again, T
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you and have a happy day!
Hugs,
Christina
What a wonderful tutorial! The roses are TDF!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Hugs
SueAnn
OH how beautiful! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Your blog is just lovely, glad I found it!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Dee
Oh my gosh- these are AWESOME! I love that you shared the tutorial with us... and I can't wait to get started making some. Thank you so very much for this beautiful idea!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness ~ those are just beautiful ! I love love them and cannot wait to try making one ~
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Lori
I love those! Thank you so much for sharing . . . I can't wait to do this~!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!!! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your lovely blog through Twitter! Thank you for such a lovely tutorial. I can definitely use these, and I certainly have a lot of paper in which to make them. Can't wait to try it!!! :) Most sincerely, Theresa
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through another blogger and thank you so much for sharing your paper flowers. I had an old book sitting next to me so I immediately made 3 and I love them.
ReplyDeleteI just want to show you a picture of the 3 roses I quick made while reading through you lovely blog. Alaina @ arborhouselane.blogspot
ReplyDeleteI have to try making these...I love them!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this ~ you've made it sound so simple. I can't wait to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteFound your link on another blog (so glad I did). These are glorious! I'm definitely going to give them a go. Thanks so much for a very thorough and beautifully photographed tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful, I look forward to making them~
ReplyDeletewow these are amazing!
ReplyDeletegonna have to try ;)
Lovely roses - thanks for the tutorial!!!
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