This is a coffee filter flower. First I mixed yellow petal dust with vodka to do the edges of the petals. A learning experience for me. Now I know that the petal needs to be damp to evenly blend in the added color. I applied it to dry petals, and, well, you can see how the edges look, blunt mostly, with some running of the color down the petal. The yellow that I used looks orange here. Then I lightly sprayed it with the Wilton yellow food spray color. Mainly because I did not want to go to all the trouble of setting up my airbrush! lol I enjoyed making this one, and will be doing it again! I didn't get out the glue gun either, just used the hand stapler and a glue stick. Got the pattern from the internet. When I found out that I had 2 filters stuck together on the base, I separated them, and added the color. It is a fantasy flower after all! lol
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Thanks guys!! I doubt if the wafer paper could ever be made to look so uniformly ruffled! Or, at all, really! When I tried to dampen it enough to be able to toll it back some, for the edge of a rose, it just stuck to itself, flattened out too, so there went the 'roll effect'! lol Went to town today & got a bottle that would 'mist', s now maybe I won't get them quite so wet! lol Thought I had one, but couldn't find it anywhere!
pretty , nice job
Oh, didn't realize this one was coffee filters, too. Thought it was wafer paper. Yeah, definitely like the coffee filters better! Still like your color, though :o) I, too, did the tissue flowers about 100 years ago. I can remember a bunch of us making them for our graduation party when I was in 12 grade.
Thank you! I will bow to your superior knowledge in cases like this! {:o)
No, I mean it. I really like it.
Ha ha ha! Thanks, but NOW you are just being kind! The colors are crying out for help! lol I uploaded it because it is part of the learning curve/process for me.
so pretty
Thank You Betty!! I know! I used to do them to, but that was waayyy back, in my 4-H club days! lol
You're on a roll Bonnie...Looks pretty... Reminds me of the tissue paper flowers I used to make, that was fun too. :))
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