you will need
a plastic bauble
crepe paper
glue
knife
scissors
knife
scissors
cut the top of the bauble off with a knife and then put to one side, cut a long strip of crepe paper and cut a ruffle edge along the top and gather it and put it inside the bauble.
fold up some crepe paper and then cut a petal shape with a ruffled edge. (doing this means you cut lots of petal in one go) and then start gluing them on to the bauble, add some of a darker colour in between the lighter ones and keep layering them up.
then glue a kebab stick on with a glue gun and then layer more petals over to cover the stick.
for the open one i used a ball as a mould and wrapped it with cling film them glued the petals around and then gently removed it when it had dried, then i slid a stick with petals on inside it. i then glued extra petals around the out side
i wrapped green crepe paper around the kebab sticks to finish them off.
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so beautyful.... very nice!!!
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I love these! So beautiful! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Goodnes! These are so very beautiful! Thanks for sharing how you made them. I saw your post over at Alderberry Hill blog party.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Would you share this at our blog hop? I think our readers would adore it!
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Wow! I make crepe paper and tissuepaper flowers...but not beautiful like yours! I am gonna have to try these!
ReplyDeleteI love them!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I don't think I can pull those off though!
ReplyDeleteI pinned this :)
ReplyDeleteIn love with this project!!
ReplyDeleteThey are perfectly lovely!! You are the queen of paper flowers. :)
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Peonies are one of my favorites, Aimee! and now I can have them anytime I want! Thanks for sharing your beautiful flowers, and great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, almost like ruffles!
ReplyDeleteI could feature you every week, Aimee, seriously!
ReplyDeleteI shared your peonies tonight at Creative Juice and pinning to my Valentine board. I will also be featuring these at The Classroom Creative come spring.
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Nicolette
These are truly precious, I am crazy over flowers and these peonies are my favorite!! New follower to your blog!!
ReplyDeleteI featured your peonies today! Thanks so much for linking up on Made in a Day! I love seeing all your inspiring creativity!~
ReplyDeleteKim
These peonies are gorgeous! You really did a great job and make it look so easy! You are so creative! Thanks for sharing this tutorial....I may have to try this one myself.
ReplyDeleteHi I am visiting from I heart nap time w/ Chocolate. I have loved Peonies since I was a small girl and my elderly neighbor lined her entire backyard with them. They hold a special place in my heart! I pinned this to try myself! Nice job and great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteDiane from Giraffe-legs
These are gorgeous, I need to try it!
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