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I got a question, Can I use floral wire for the stem, instead of those you used in this?

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Hi, Just wondering if there is another sort of glue that would work as i would like to do these with a group of young people and we have only one glue gun for the whole group

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These are so awesome! I have made a few so far, and I think that my flowers are coming out looking a little too conical. They seem to get tall instead of flaring out for more width. I've made some minor adjustments with each flower, including using less petals, making the petals shorter, and trying to overlap the petals more. Anybody else having some trouble with this, or ideally, found a solution to this? :)

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I love this. I'm going to make the roses using photo copies of my father's love letters to my mom during WWII. I plan on giving one to my two sisters as a surprise.

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These are so pretty! I'm making origami roses for my wedding in October and I thought color would make my roses seem a little different. Now, I'm going to use these roses for my bouquet and the origami ones for the bridesmaids. I'm going to use sheet music and lyrics of Chasing Car(Snow Patrol) because it's "our song" and I think it's adorable!! Thank you so much, these are gorgeous!

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Omg they are so pretty I can't wait to try

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This was so much fun,your instructions were wonderful and easy to follow. I had some of my girl friends over and they learned how to make these. I frosted a wine bottle for each girl and made each girl a pattern and cute some twigs that bend easy off my tree.They turned out so cute and looked beautifult in their bottles. Thanks for sharing.

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I was just wondering if you could do this with magazine pages or would they be too thin?

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I would still love a template for these anybody......

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Lola on Feb 22, 2013

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Jayasri on Feb 21, 2013

Oh my! what an awesome use for scrap paper and infact old magazines too! am gona try these. I have made a few rolled paper roses too. Do check them out - http://letscreatecrafts.com/magazine/roses-are-red/

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OMG, Love these! My Mother has told that my Grandmother made tissue paper roses every yerar for "Decoration"(to anyone that may not know, every year, I think it is on the first Sunday in May, everyone dresses up and goes to the Cemetary where loved ones are buried, and place fresh flowere on the graves) Anyway, she has tried to describe them to me. and this sounds like they may be kinda like this. I have regreted not learning this from Grandmother before she passed away, but maybe these will bring back memories for Mother. Thank You so, so much, Lisa in Alabama

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I want to know how to make this easier because I have to do this for a school project and I just can't get the cut out parts right .... they turn into little paper of nothing ....

Heather Brown on Dec 3, 2012

I have been looking for away to include an old hymnal into my wedding because my fiance and I love music and we have a vintage winter wonderland theme. I made a couple on on my trial run and they are beautiful. I found it easier to curl the edges after I glue the petals on with the hymn pages. I no longer have a flower budget, I'm excited to make a ton more!

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After making the flowers and bending the wires/shaping the flowers in a bouquet - how short did you cut the wires so that the stems are not to long and possiblly damaging your dress? My daughter has made these for a friend's wedding rehearsal to use as a center piece for the bridal's maid luncheon and to hold at rehearsal.

Rachel on Oct 6, 2012

So excited ti try these today!! Going to make official bouquet for my wedding out of sheet music!.......if i can get this right anyway! Thanks for the tutorial!

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THIS IS GREAT! Perfect lazy Sunday afternoon activity :) thanks!!

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Marianne Nelipowitz on Sep 8, 2012

I just love these roses!! I do many many crafts and can't wait to try these beautiful roses. I want to make mine for a vase instead of bouquet. I just hope they turn out half as nice as yours. Thank you for sharing!!

Lauren on Aug 29, 2012

These look absolutely amazing! I just tried it using a harry potter book and the outcome was beautiful. It was surprisingly easy as well once you got the hang of it. Love it so much!

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SwiftScribbler on Aug 22, 2012

I made one of these last night, and it came out GREAT! I wish I could post the picture. The q-tip advice was especially good. One word of advice, however--do NOT make a ton of petals and leave them in a bag in the kitchen. Your husband might think they are garbage and throw them away! D'oh.

Patricia @BridalTrisha on Jul 26, 2012

I've seen this photo on Pinterest. I have the perfect studs to go with this. This is a clever piece for book worms.

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Steph on Jul 26, 2012

Oh but what I was going to say is that it's really important to pinch the bottom of the petals as you attach them, that's how you get a nice shape.

Steph on Jul 26, 2012

I made these for my wedding and they do take a while to get right. Like someone suggested, I cut piles of petals at the same time and did not bother with the ribbon at the back. They still took almost an hour each but the result was pretty lovely. https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/408052_10150491142876470_481349107_n.jpg http://www.flickr.com/photos/higgott/6561053769/

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Fabulous idea and walkthrough ...

Dol Williams on Jul 12, 2012

I am making these for my granddaughter's wedding in August. Some are froman old yellowed book and some are from our love letters (over 60 years ago) and we attach them to firm florists wire stems. We may spray them with hairspray and sprinkle with glitter. Each one is slightly different in the end. I roll the edges on the wire stem. Since it is hard to bend old dry paper I lay them on a towel and place a damp towel on top - works great!

Din� on Jun 26, 2012

I think that idea is absolutely adorable! Especially as a writer, what better way to hold your wedding than with flowers made from books/newspapers! Love it, love it love it!

Emma on Jun 24, 2012

Just had my first go at these, harder than I thought! I'm normally very creative, but just cannot get my rose to look like a rose and not look like a piece of scrunchd up paper :S Maybe i'm being too much of a perfectionist! Also having difficulty attaching the bases in a neat way :( I'm going to try again, and again untill I get it right! Absolutely beautiful creation though!

Rebekah S on Jun 23, 2012

I sprayed my flowers with a mixture of food dye and rose water, then dried them in the oven. It gave then a beautiful colour and they smell like real flowers.

Maria on Jun 21, 2012

Amazing!

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Looks lovely when finished. X not sue I could do it though x

Elizabeth S. on Jun 4, 2012

Thank you! I love it. I'm so glad I went this route instead of going with real flowers, haha. Now I can keep it forever~!! here's what I came up with: http://stoicandpariah.blogspot.com/2012/06/wedding-stuff-bouquet.html

Cat Smith on May 30, 2012

Just saw these and want to make them for my bridesmaids. I want actual flowers for myself but think these would be perfect for my wedding with its vintage material and books theme. Loving it! Hopefully my trial will look somewhat like it should.

Liz on May 29, 2012

This is an amazing tutorial, I made a verion of these for my brother and sister in law 's funeral for their twin baby girls they lost this year. It touched their hearts and they have kept the paper roses I made for them out to see everyday, I wanted to make something they could keep forever and this was perfect, thank you so much for this tutorial

Lori on May 28, 2012

Thanks for a lovely post, I so enjoyed making the flowers and loved how they turned out! Here are my results: http://tblondonlori.blogspot.com/2012/05/poetry-flowers.html

Madi on May 21, 2012

Beautiful! Around how long does it take a rookie to make one rose??? Thinking of using this for my highschool art class final project, one of the options is to make something from an old book!

Jennifer on May 20, 2012

Just made one, and I love it! It takes a little while, but definitely worth the time to make it right. I didn't have any of the wire so I just cut up a few clothes hangers and used that instead. It worked well! I have my first rose sitting in a glass bottle on my windowsill and I'm about to make a second. Thanks for this!

danielle on May 9, 2012

i hate the idea of destroying books. would newspaper print work just as well or would fingers smudge the ink too much in the process?

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cathy on May 6, 2012

oh my god, they are just perfectly lovely!!!!!How great!!

Kerrie G @ handmade weddings on May 6, 2012

These are perfect for brides who want to create there own handmade weddings, great tutorial

Alphatech Solutions on Apr 29, 2012

Really cool paper flower thanks for sharing

camille cooper on Apr 29, 2012

oh my goodness! that is just like i do to make candy roses!

Knotty Notions on Apr 28, 2012

I can't wait to try these today! Running out to grab some wire right now!

Pippin on Apr 26, 2012

Is there a smaller template for flowers for the mens tux?

Barbara on Apr 22, 2012

Beautiful! I'm using this for my wedding! Thanks for the idea!

Whitney on Apr 22, 2012

I love these!!!

Jaesi on Apr 18, 2012

Now I know what to do with my scriptures haha no I'm just joking, actually might try it with some weird old recipe books from the 70's that people gave away to me.

Nuzhat on Apr 17, 2012

great, loved it

Alexandra on Apr 17, 2012

Hi I love your design! But I'm having a hard time understanding the steps with the ribbon. Is there a possibility that you could post pictures of the whole thing instead of an intense close up? I'm not very good at visualizing sometimes. Thanks! Alexandra

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Absolutely beautiful. So creative and different. Great ideas. Will be spreading the word. Keep the great work up!! Beautiful work!

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Rose on Apr 10, 2012

Loved it, will try this weekend.

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Temora on Apr 7, 2012

WoW .....Really like this beautiful rose bouquet....

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It's so beautiful! I love it.

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HelpingAllNeeds on Apr 3, 2012

These are some of the most creative flower creations I have ever seen! This is awesome :) It would probably take me forever to make flowers from books. Touche :)

Book Page Crafts on Mar 30, 2012

These are absolutely beautiful. I've seen book page flower tutorials before, and have made some of the spiral type myself, but I really love the look of these roses. I've added a link to your tutorial on my page! Thanks for sharing these step by step instructions, I can't wait to try and make these.

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Jess on Mar 21, 2012

Is there a tutorial for this where the measurements are in cm, mm?

bregje on Mar 19, 2012

Such a beautifull idea! I don't know if I could use vintage books to make these, but they're lovely. You mentioned that it also can be done with sheet music, perhaps I'll try that! Since I love this idea so much I mentioned it at my blog and ofcourse linked back to you.

Gloria on Mar 9, 2012

I did this and I wanted to die it a red tone. as I didn't have food coloring to put in tea, I used cranberry jelly! I heated it up in a small tupperware, dipped and coated each paper petal in it's flat form, cleared off the excess with my fingers and then laid them on a cutting board to dry. To speed up the process, I used masking tape over top of all the petals and took my blow dryer to them. I then colored the tips with a crayola washable marker that matched the tone well (magenta or primrose I think) and continued with the craft as directed. for an extra special touch, I used some green organza I happned to have lying around and wrapped it around the stem. I added a leaf that served as the tag.

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Jessica Taylor on Mar 6, 2012

Very creative and beautiful.

Miranda on Mar 4, 2012

Does anyone know of a youtube tutorial for this? I'm having issues making the rose look soft and natural

Alison on Feb 29, 2012

I LOVE this! I'm thinking that I'm going to make a garland type thing with them.

Jessica on Feb 29, 2012

I think I'm also going to soak the pages in tea before I turn them into flowers and then dry them. Would look super cute to have them look antique-y!!!! I am super stoaked for this project!

Jessica on Feb 28, 2012

I want to make one of these and use it for my hair!! It would totally be one of a kind! Bend the wire to make a flat spiral and then glue on a hair clip....Super cute!! Thanks for posting!

melia on Feb 22, 2012

I love the idea. been working on the bouquet this weekend despite the fact I am not even dating. Just made it to have around the house in a vase. Also made some smaller ones from newpaper to attach to a head band. I cut petals with a acto blade with multiple sheets. I also cut when ever I am sitting. (between classes or in front of the TV, or waiting for my baking in the oven.

Zak on Feb 14, 2012

Just made these last night for my wife for Valentine's day, and they are beautiful. Here are a few helpful tips I discovered: --CUT OUT MORE THAN ONE PETAL AT A TIME: I stacked four pages and cut out 4 at a time. This saved me A LOT of time. The individuality of the petals is not a concern since it will be lost in the final product. --USE A Q-TIP TO ROLL THE PETALS: It's the perfect size to give them just the right amount of curl --CUT THE BASES OF THE PETALS MORE NARROW THAN SHOWN HERE: I found it difficult to work with the wide petal bases at the base of the flower where there is limited space. I ended up cutting the width of all the bases to about the width of a marble, and it worked much better.

Teresa on Jan 27, 2012

I loved this so much! My fiance' and I will be married in October 2012. Our "thing" is music especially jazz. I took sheet music of our favorite jazz songs, and also the love letters that my fiance has written to me to make my bouquet. I added in dried roses, the first roses he gave me when we started dating, along with babys breath and leaves and tulle, and it couldn't be more perfect! thanks for the idea!

Sindee on Jan 15, 2012

I would like to try and make these but I'm wondering if you have a template that would help me to figure out the petal sizes? These are beautiful!! :)

Caitlyn on Jan 4, 2012

These are beautiful, I found them tonight and have already made three, although, when I folded them up on the edges, before I glued them on I held each individual petal over a burning candle until it turned this really nice tan color. They look wonderful! Thanks so much for the tutorial!

Devorah on Jan 4, 2012

beautiful-love the photo coloring too!

Pretty Clever Bride on Jan 3, 2012

Love, love, love these! They would look so perfect with a retro circle skirt dress!

Stephanie on Dec 27, 2011

What is the link on youtube? I've been searching and can't seem to find any that are identical to this one.

Jenny on Nov 8, 2011

That's pretty nifty :D Love your design as well. Beautiful site.

Courtney on Nov 5, 2011

I just finished making my bouquet this week. Mine are made out of a copy of "Pride and Prejudice", and the folks who have seen it have loved the bouquet. Thanks so much for the tutorial! It's the perfect choice for my wedding.

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EmilyTimbol on Nov 4, 2011

I love this so much! I'm getting married in April at the huge downtown library, and "books" are our theme, so I have been looking for a good paper flower bouquet DIY project to try. Excited to attempt this this weekend!

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Mimzy Wimzy on Sep 24, 2011

I absolutely love these. I came across them on Pinterest. I have them pinned and constantly find myself going back to look at them. I hope to one day take the time to try to make them. (I linked you in my blog post that is going up 9/24}

Rose on Aug 23, 2011

Where is the YouTube tutorial! Can't wait to make these!

breanna harris on Aug 21, 2011

omg im doing this for my wedding!!! ... i just have to get tyler to aske me in like 3 years lol .

Nicole on Aug 21, 2011

I'm in love with these! I think I'm going to try it with some sheet music. If it turns out half as beautiful as these look it'll be my rehearsal bouquet and then a toss bouquet.

Heather on Aug 5, 2011

I actually made my bridesmaid bouquets out of newspaper and my bouquet out of brown paper bags :) There is an easier way to make the petals by just cutting them all together rather than using so much glue on each individual petal. Email me if you need a tutorial-I found it on youtube!

Cat on Aug 2, 2011

This is beautiful! I'm sorry to go so far off topic, but is that by any chance an old German copy of Kaspar Hauser? Would be so impressed with myself if it is =) Though not my choice for wedding literature... (It's really about a child that was locked away all its life and has to learn to adapt to society and to speak etc. Slightly disturbing..)

Emma on Jul 29, 2011

Made these last night and I am not getting the lovely rose shape you got :o( gonna contine trail and error style-lee until they are perfect though! used the local directory as a test so mine have got random ads for plumbers etc on! hahaha! AMAZING IDEA THOUGH!

Edge Hospitality on Jul 27, 2011

That looks amazing! So talented! Can't wait to try it out :)

Jan on Jul 27, 2011

how many does she use for the actual bouquet? thanks!

Jacqueline H. Vo on Jul 26, 2011

love this! so creative.

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This is a very fun, artistic, and low cost option for a wedding decoration. I will be trying this out very soon!

Amy-Jo Tatum/Bride Chic on Jul 24, 2011

Very Original!

Paulina on Jul 24, 2011

I just tried it! Made them (one for my wedding bouquet and one smaller rose for the Groom) of an old recycled paper bag from our local organic shop... Thanks for ideas!

Debi on Jul 23, 2011

Wow!! Absolutely beautiful! I love this kind of stuff...so very elegant yet unique. Thanks for sharing. I have my daughters wedding bouquet that we made on my blog. Feel free to visit. betty-dosdesigns.blogspot.com

Judy P on Jul 23, 2011

These are so pretty!! I grew up singing "Paper Roses"!! can't wait to try these. :o)

Sunny on Jul 23, 2011

Love this! Thanks for sharing!

Neeraj on Jul 23, 2011

These looks awesome. Excellent ideas.

Erika {Borrowed&Bleu} on Jul 23, 2011

These are so pretty! They look especially lovely paired with the twigs and leaves!

Far and Away: Pom pom giveaway on Jul 22, 2011

I love paper and fabric flowers, and DIY especially! This one looks so prett. Hm.. which one of my books will die today hahaha

Heather Marie on Jul 22, 2011

Oh wow! This DIY is lovely!

nicole j. on Jul 22, 2011

already tried my hand at making one (with printer paper, hot glue and a q-tip). going to go buy proper supplies now. so helpful! thanks!

A Tucson Web Developer on Jul 22, 2011

How creative, I love it!

Debbie-Ann-From Inspire A Bride on Jul 22, 2011

Omg Awesome..We love it... I'm going to try it this weekend will let you know how it goes!

Love Wedd Bridal Boutique on Jul 22, 2011

What a great alternative to flowers! A bouquet of these would be perfect as a nod to a bride's love of the printed word, gorgeous!

Sarah on Jul 22, 2011

I love this! So beautiful!