1. Start with a couple of pieces of cardstock (I only ended up needing one for all of these flowers, but I grabbed a 2nd piece just to be sure).
A Place to be Crafty
By: Michele McDonald55 Comments
1. Start with a couple of pieces of cardstock (I only ended up needing one for all of these flowers, but I grabbed a 2nd piece just to be sure).
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Just what I was looking for to add to my dressing room decor! Thank you so much!
Just STUNNING Sounds and Looks like a Can-Do for Me Will Wet My Cardstock in a Few and give this a Try in The Morning.
Thank You so much for this Tutorial…..
Love your flowers, I’m definitely going to try this. Thanks for sharing :0)
You’re brilliant Michele! Thanks so much!
What a lovely and innovative way to make flowers from paper….I will be sure to add them to the Handmade Flower Directory so that more people can share your creativity.
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HI! Love this!
What kind of ink..? What brand?
THanks!
hi ur tutorial is very nice.and rose looks beautiful,u used mod podge but am from india,so in place of mod podge can i use poster colors.will it work,and i would like to know what is cardstock.if u dont mind can u tell me.
A friend sent this to me on Facebook, and I’m so glad she did! I am trying to decide when I can make these. Thanks for the great tutorial!
Thanks for linking up! No wonder it’s your most popular post it’s fantastic! Great job! I can’t wait to try it out. This and the other great links are making me think I need to start trying and featuring them! Hmmm the wheels are turning… thanks Michele ;D
Your paper roses are absolutely gorgeous!
I decided to try to make them myself, and they came out beautifully. If I did not know they were made out of cardstock, I would have never guessed, they look just like porcelain!
I have a wedding DIY blog called Our Day (In the Making) and I posted my flowers on there along with links back to your blog for the tutorial.
http://jennyandtom91011.blogspot.com/2010/11/diy-paper-flowers.html
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These turned out great!! Love them!
Love these! Thanks so much for sharing 🙂 I’m your newest follower and will definitely try making these for myself and gifts! I’ll link back once I do 🙂
Katie
miamoodesigns.blogspot.com
Very pretty!
This flower turned out so pretty, great job!
These roses are beautiful — and such a great tutorial. Well done!
Very original and fabulous!
How ingenious! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
Oh, this flowers are very great.I love it!!!
Many Greetings
tinka
Found you via http://diaryofacraftaholic.blogspot.com/ and amaze!! Another blog i’ll follow! Thank you very much for sharing inspiration!
Dita
Found this on the Craftaholics Anonymous facebook post. Love it on that necklace!
Michele,
These flowers are fabulous!! Thanks for leaving a link. I love them!
happy crafting,
Linda
Thank you, I love making flowers and there seems to be no end to the different techniques. Love this one. XXMollye
Thanks for posting this tute..well done and good pics..
I’m wondering how this would work on flimsy but beautiful materials, done in the style of the second
example..that’s what is so great about these ideas, they are a wonderful springboard for more!
Great idea, thank you!
These look GREAT! Thanks!
Very cool!!
Those are gorgeous and they do look like ceramic- how fabulous! I just clicked over from Tatertots and Jello. I would love to link to these if you didn’t mind.
What a great tutorial!! I am going to have to make this!
I saw these featured today on Tatertots and Jello. Way to go!!
Check you out crafty lady! How cute and fun are your flowers? What a fabulous idea! Thanks for linking up to Hoo’s got talent!
These are gorgeous! I will be featuring you on Monday..come by and grab a featured button. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
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Thanks for linking up! I featured your idea on my blog today! Come grab a featured button!
http://sumossweetstuff.blogspot.com/2010/06/saturday-showcase.html
Those look so real! And the mod podge makes them fairly sturdy, huh? Thanks for the idea!
These are so cool! Thank you for sharing!
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wow these are awesome! and I already have all of the supplies. I’ll be trying this next week!
thanks for the tutorial.
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Great project! I’ve made the spiral paper flowers like that, but never thought to add Modge-Podge to them!
Tania
Fabulous!
wow – i really love these flowers! beautiful!
These are great! I love how they turned out!
Saying hi from NFF…these are so pretty! It’s so interesting that you wet the paper first to get the crinkled look. Very nice!
These look amazing. Might be too many steps for me but I’ll see if my daughter wants to try them.
heather
Those are so pretty!
I love that you used the mod podge. I’ve been making theses with my students, but the mod podge is such a great addition!
So clever! These look fabulous on the necklace! Fabtasic job and great tutorial! Thanks so much for joining The Sunday Showcase! I greatly appreciate it. Hope you are enjoying your week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
These are gorgeous, great job
Al @
http://almcleary.com/blog
Okay, these are seriously just stunning! Great tutorial and I love the color of the flowers!! I need to try this one out!!
Awesome project! I’m definitely going to try this sometime! Thanks for the tutorial.
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These are just beautiful! Great tutorial!
So pretty and GREAT job on the tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
These are very pretty. Thanks for sharing a great tutorial! 😉
Love these roses and your how to is fabulous. Can’t wait to try it! The roses look lovely with your dress, too.
Beautiful creation and a wonderful tutorial too! Thank you 🙂
SO pretty! I love them!!!
those look stunning and I know my daughter would like to make them!