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3.10.2010
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coffee filter,
DIY Tutorials,
flowers,
roses,
tutorials
One of the tutorials I have always been wanting to try is Coffee Filter Roses by Dollar Store Crafts. Mine didn't turn out as realistic as hers, but I do love them.
Above is the orange one before I painted it with the watercolors.
I didn't have any floral wire so I used stems off store bought silk flowers I was popping the heads off anyway.
I didn't do anything to the white one shown so it looks a little more like a magnolia than a rose, but I love it that way. This was my first time making flowers from paper petal by petal like this, it was fun! Enjoy!
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Add CommentThey look awesome! How long did they take?
They are beautiful!!! These would look great on a wreath!!
those are the most realistic dainty coffee filter flowers i have ever seen!!
They took about ten minutes each. There is about 80 petals in each of mine.
Sooo gorgeous! I wonder if you could do the same thing w/cupcake liners?
I made these a few years ago following the tutorial on Martha's website... The creator recommends Costco coffee filters... They look so REAL! Mine still look fresh as ever!
I am going to have to make this project. Your roses turned out beautiful!!
Have a splendid day!
Those turned out gorgeous! I want to make some of those! Cheaper than real, and they last longer too!!
Thanks for visiting my blog! :)
M
These are gorgeous! Well done and they last forever!
These are so beautiful!!
Who would guess that something so gorgeous could come from coffee filters. I love all the creative projects you come up with. I have a feeling your house is decorated beautifully!
My mom and I made these from the tutorial on Martha Stewart...except I found an easier (not to mention quicker) way to paint them...mix some water and a little bit of the watercolor paint in a spray bottle and squirt the roses. We then hung them upside down to dry, so the darker color concentrated on the tips and it made it look more realistic. Voila! I hope that helps someone! Yours are certainly beautiful too though! I really enjoy your blog! I just found it the other day and now I'm a subscriber!
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