What’s In a Name? That Which We Call a Rose…
This Valentine’s Day, spread the love with a teeny tiny bouquet of sweet spiral paper roses. These flowers are a breeze! You’ll have so much fun making them and even more fun witnessing the smiles on your sweethearts’ faces! We chose to make our roses in pretty pinks, but they look just as lovely in romantic reds. Get creative with your color palette!
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Tools
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors
Materials
- Paper Papers Text Weight Paper in Fairway, Coral, and Pink Lemonade
- Green Paper-Covered Floral Wire – 18-gauge
- Lia Griffith Floral Tape in Moss
Steps
- Gather the tools and materials listed above.
- Cut out the paper according to the template.
- Curl in the middle piece, then glue the end of a wire to the middle.
- Twist your remaining paper around, then glue to secure. Build up glue at the base of flower as shown.
- Cover the wire with green floral tape, attaching leaves as you wrap down.
- Finish by curling the tops of the petals.
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4 Comments
Lia, I love all of your designs, but some files are too large for my cutting machine so they are reduced in size makiing them too small.Is there a way around this? I have tried re sizing them in Canvas workspace but that did not work . If you have any ideas please advise Thankss for any help, Rosella
Hi Marie! Unfortunately we’re not familiar with the Canvas Workspace software and why it would be resizing the artwork. I would reach out to Brother’s customer service for help, since you should be able to use SVG files.
I have just become a member and I have been having a ball. I made that simple rose and it is gorgeous. Sent it to my daughter and granddaughter. I cannot wait to get into to all of your flowers. It is so wonderful to make something so very pretty on your first try. I am on permanent vacation! I am 73 years old and a widowed retired nurse. It just blows up my skirt to do these. Thank you for making these available to your fans and include me in that number. Marcia
This just warms my heart! We’re so glad we can add some cheer into your day, and in turn we’re inspired by your comment to keep creating and sharing with our members! Thanks so much for joining our community 🙂