video tutorial—tissue paper rosettes

I have gotten a lot of emails and comments from several of you who were having a little bit of difficulty making their tissue paper rosettes.  The word “twist” was a bit confusing and it is hard for me to explain how I was twisting mine.  So I went ahead and made quick video tutorial for Tissue Paper Rosettes.

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Now I must warn you…this is not a high quality production. I simply propped up my cell phone between some cracker boxes and had my son push record and stop when I gave him a cue. He he! But hopefully you will be able to see how I am twisting the paper. I tried to get in as close as possible so you could see the tissue rosette in as much detail as possible. Hope this helps you.

 

 

For the original tutorial you can go here: Tissue Paper Rosette Kissing Balls

I also made some of these and hung them in my daughter’s room which you can see here: Crepe Paper Flower Balls

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These are the perfect decoration for Valentine’s Day and they are really inexpensive to make.  They just take time.  I would suggest making these when you sit down to relax and watch television or a movie! 
 
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It’s Valentine’s Week! Every day this week we are sharing some great ideas for Valentine’s Day. We kicked off the fun filled week yesterday with the Pink Lemonade Pie! And a GREAT giveaway from The Paper Cupcake Etsy Shop! Today, Gina at The Shabby Creek Cottage helps you decorate for the holiday. She will also have a giveaway, you won’t want to miss it!! Be sure to head on over and check it out.
 

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Comments

  1. 1

    Thanks for the video tutorial – that made it much simpler to understand :) Just pinned this!

  2. 2
    Ashley says:

    These are beautiful! So creative.~

  3. 3

    Absolutely STUNNING!!

  4. 4

    Holy Moly I am in crazy love! Thank you so very much for the step by step video! I love these so much I had to share on FB! Thanks!!!

  5. 5

    I followed the tutorials a while back to make a wreath for a baby shower. (Used it for decorations at the shower & added a ribbon on the back so she could hang it in the baby’s room)

    I used half length strips of two different pinks to make two-toned roses ~ http://www.flickr.com/photos/tiffanyharvey/5737835886/ ~ Oh! And I made the wreath form with junk mail & tape – cheap & lightweight!

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    Chelita says:

    Beautiful!

  7. 7

    Those are so cool! A great frugal decoration too!
    ~Liz

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    Rima says:

    THANK YOU!!! I was really intimidated to make this (because they look so complex), but after seeing your video demo, I think I’m going to make these today! They are so pretty.

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    Rachel says:

    Thank you so much for the video tutorial! I thought I understood how to make these before, but in reality – not so much. I’m going to go try again now!

  10. 10

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  11. 11

    Thanks for the tutorial because I tried them last year and they came out ugly ;) I think I actually over twisted.

  12. 12
    Lindy@Itsy Bitsy Paper says:

    So Pretty and a great tutorial! I hope you will link up this project to my I Heart Projects Party!

    http://www.itsybitsypaperblog.com/2012/01/i-heart-projects-linky-party.html

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    Jessica says:

    Thank you for the video tutorial! I am making one tonight! :) I also made the Velvet Heart Wreath and love love love it on my mantle. I have had many complements and they can’t believe I made it! Thanks! :)

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    Patricia says:

    Oh, I just love your paper flowers! Possibly due to having to rush I didn’t see the part explaining how to bind them together? So happy too find your nice site too! I make hair accessories, when I have time. Patricia

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