here's my inspiration

via pinterest
you will need
white crepe paper and paper
pink white and yellow water colour paints
kebab stick
glue
scissors
card
first i made the large dahlia, i made this with crepe paper you will need to paint it first i layed it on to a tray and painted on some watered down pink paint fading from dark to light. and leave it to dry. then take the kebab stick and roll up a ball and glue it to the stick, then cut some small long petals and glue them around it,
then cut some long wider petals and roll the ends where you are going to attach it to the stick, and glue them on. then cut a circle of paper and make a hole in the middle so you can slide it on, and then glue petals all around it and add glue then slide it up the stick and glue it to the back of the middle part, follow this step two more times making the outside layer white.
for the puff ball shaped dahlia paint some paper pink on both sides and then paint one yellow.
fold it up and cut it into circles then cut it in half again, and roll it up into little cones

cut a circle of card and make a hole in the middle and start gluing them on around the circle and continue layering them up, making the cones smaller as you get to the middle and add the yellow ones in the middle, once the puff ball is complete slide the stick into the hole and leave the glue to dry.


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Aimee, these are the most amazing paper flowers I have ever seen!
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These ARE FABULOUS!!!!! Thanks for sharing this Friday over at Junkin Joe!!!! : ) hugs...
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ReplyDeletethose flowers are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful, you have done an excellent job...wow.
ReplyDeleteTruly beautiful! Wow.
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ReplyDeletejust stunning! Always such beauty here! Thanks for sharing at monday Funday!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers look so real.
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Sandy
Those are so beautiful. I can't wait to try them. Hope mine comes out half as good as yours.
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy Valentine's Day,
Bev
very pretty! I've always love dahlias!
ReplyDeletegail
Absolutely darling! Can't beat a dahlia~
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Quirky Vistas
You are a genius! And they actually look easy!
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