My friend & sister of the the heart had asked about my paper roses.http://itsarealpain.wordpress.com/2012/09/12/day-114-help/ This is for her I have a close-up of a couple that were made ( 20 ) for a Red Hat High Tea in 2011. Although I do create them just out of paper and adhesive they are not my original technique; they can be found in plenty in the paper art world. Making them especially in the evening with music relaxes me. Works out great for a lowly old piece of paper. These paper roses were used to decorate individual tea boxes that sat on each table. They have nothing else embellished to them. There a few other ways to dress them up and one is using micro=glitter so it looks like fine drops of dew. Fun.~
Paper Roses: materials: pattern scrapbook paper & Aileen’s Tacky adhesive
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Cool. I work with paper, but don’t make roses. I’ll have to try a few.
Thank you Angie! Here we have been bloggin buddies usrd for about a year and I never knew tha that about you. There are hundreds of tutorials on youtube or just ask me, I can send diretions.I have two techniques
Do some and then share in this paper garden.
Good job, BB. Your roses are lovely. These creations are one way to distract from the pain and suffering; a way to bring joy into your life.
Blessings ~ Maxi
These flowers are really amazing BB, gosh you are a talented lady!
Thank you optie my friend. They are fun to make and even more fun to give. People are puzzled because they are made from paper. I love that!
Toni, these are quite lovely! You have a gift!
Thanks Jude! AS I hav ebeen saying, keeps me off the streets at night ~
Its relaxing I enjoy it
That shows in every flower. Very pretty, sis!
Most attractive. When I was a kid, we used to make roses from crepe paper, then dip them in wax. Give you any ideas?
I want to know how Tess!! Please?? I have done tissue fliwers where you accrdiona fold, then gently pull each layer out. But wax dipped? AWsome! I am more than intriqued, always looking for more techniques. the more unusual the better.
Thanks Tess, I’ll be watching for an answer…….~ BB
These are SO SO gorgeous–and that glitter for dew idea sounds really wonderful! Hey, if I ever get married again (har har), will you do the flowers?
O-sis, I’d be honored. I have done three weddings. All silks and paper. I would do youts as my gft to you.
Thank you sis you truly honor me love ya~ BB
Sweet!!
For you sis~
I admire your talents!
aww Jules thank you.
Have to keep these hands busy to keep me out of trouble, Off the streets, out of the pubs, you know..the kinds of things that could cause me trouble… nah,,
I just like to keep my hands busy ~
BB~~I have no time right now…just coming around from a nap I “had” to take. Would you believe I was frozen? Yes, I know you would. Aching and sore before class…grrrr. But for now, I wanted to let you know I saw them and WOWZERS! More later. I promise. For now, I need to assemble myself for class and I’ll need every second of the two hours I have until I need to leave! Much love sweet lady!!
A good show of talent My Lady. Very good..love em ;;)
Why thank you My Kind sir ~
When you cannot find what you want- you create.
they’re beautiful!
Thank you Kathy. Bravery comes in many forms ~ BB
Coincidence… I was just looking up paper wreaths today online… first I had seen them and then came your post. Some of the wreaths I saw had roses like this on them. Very nice!
Such fun the things you can do with them. I am trying to teach myself a hydrangia now, all those mini blooms so yummy to create.
i want to a very large flower boguet, tall and wide. One I could never ever afford to be buy. I hav experiemented with stems and it is very do-able.
Let me know if you get started. A paper wreath is stunning~