Don't worry if your swirl isn't perfect, I discovered the more jagged and uneven the better the roses look!
After your swirl is completely cut out begin to roll it together:
After you're done swirling glue the circle at the end of your swirl at the bottom of your rose.
This is what your rose should look like:
This was my first rose so it looked like crap, but the more I did the better they looked.
Now here is where my craft changed. I was going to fill up my entire foam wreath with these cute little roses but after doing about 10 they weren't so cute anymore and I was just tired of making them. So I left my craft alone for about a month and while I was cleaning out my closet yesterday I found white yarn and suddenly I was inspired.
Wrap your foam wreath with yarn:
After you're done wrapping the wreath arrange your roses any way you like with pins.
I love the way the yellow pins look in the center of each rose.
I hung this on my door and again that's where my little craft continued onto my front door.
First I cleaned my door and then painted it with the original color and then I added these cute little stickers I found at the Dollar Tree.
And here is the finished product! I love my door!
Maria loved it!!
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This is so pretty--hard to believe those flowers are paper! The painted flowers are so pretty, too! ;)
ReplyDeleteaaaah this is so cute!!! love it!
ReplyDeleteI saw this the other day but forgot to post ^__^ those are amazing. I wanna try this... but first, gotta get ready for work! Whats your next craft??
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