you will need
peach tissue paper
pink water colour paints
glue
black tissue paper
black embroidery thread
white pen
kebab stick
first you will need to cut some petals like the photo above and then paint them with some paint on the edges or ends of the petals and place them to dry in an egg carton
whilst they are drying take a kebab stick and roll up a ball of tissue and then wrap tome black tissue over it and glue it to the stick in a ball shape.
then take some black embroidery thread and wrap it around then tie it in the middle and trim it and slide it behind the centre part, then start gluing the petals on. to finish the centre use a white pen to draw some lines
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Wow, these are sweet, too!
ReplyDeleteYou have made inexpensive materials into real art! I'd love it if you stopped by and linked up at Thrifty to Nifty Thursdays at A Jennuine Life. http://ajennuinelife.blogspot.com/2013/01/thrifty-to-nifty-thursdays-4.html
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful. Inspired to try it.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, and so easy! Thanks so much for sharing how to make them! :-)
ReplyDeleteThose look absolutely amazing! I love them! I'm going to show them to my friend who is getting married in June--I think we should try it!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYour tutorials are always so inspiring. The poppies are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Although my hands never quite are able to replicate such detailed things :)
ReplyDeleteYour poppies are so intricate and realistic! The photos are great, they really show the steps you took to create them. Stopping by from Craftionary's linky.
ReplyDeleteHello!
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Kathie
My favourite EVER!
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Cristina
Your poppies are gorgeous. I found it on Flamingo Toes. Would love for you to link to Thursdays Treasures. http://fooddonelight.com/thursdays-treasures-week71/
ReplyDeleteThey do look like pink poppies. Thanks for sharing at What to Do Weekends. Nice. Linda
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and delicate looking!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and delicate!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Very pretty!! Thanks for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing, I definitely have to try making some.
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Wow! These are stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing, I definitely have to try making some.
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