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Taught by Livia Cetti of The Green Vase
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In this colorful class, Livia shares her expert technique for making anemones out of tissue paper. She begins with an overview of how to cut and dip-dye bleach the paper, and then shares how to pleat the petals and attach them to floral wire with floral tape. Once you’ve made a batch of flowers, Livia shares professional tips on how to arrange them by color and shape and put them together into a gorgeous wedding bouquet or tabletop arrangement.
Learn how to:
What you’ll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
Materials:
- Tissue papers - about one sheet each in peach/soft pink/salmon/cerise/red/plum/purple/black
- Fine crepe paper in black
- 18-gauge 18”-long straight floral wire
- Cotton safety swabs
- Cutting mat
- Transparent quilting ruler
- Rotary cutter
- Paper scissors
- Wire cutters
- Fringing shears (optional)
- ½”-wide green floral tape
- Household bleach
- Metal or glass container for mixing bleach solution
- 3 yards 1”-wide ribbon
- Canson Mi-Tientes paper in light green
- Drying rack
Downloads:
- Cut paper on the grain
- Bleach paper
- Cut out petals and leaves
- Assemble flowers with floral tape
What you’ll get:
- A detailed class on making a paper flower bouquet
- 6 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Itemized supply list
- Downloadable PDF pattern included
- Step-by-step instruction by expert instructor and author Livia Cetti of The Green Vase
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Paper Flowers: Make an Anemone Bouquet Reviews
183 users recommended this class to a friend
Darine Reid
Step by step with templates provided. That is great for those of us who have never done this before
More than 3 months ago
Carol MacArthur
I think this was a good course. Instructions were clear. Bouquet turned out well.
I think most people would be able to create this bouquet.
One thing, this activity stresses the hands, especially if you aren’t used to it or have arthritis. Take breaks when you need to. I wouldn’t recommend trying to do this bouquet in one go if you haven’t done it before.
More than 3 months ago
diane perez
awesome class
More than 3 months ago
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