| November 21, 2011 | Tutorial for the Tattered Floral paper Rose |
| Supplies: · Tim Holtz Alterations Die Tattered Florals · Cardstock of about 80# weight · Scissors · Quick Dry Glue such as Scotch · Large Glue Dots |  |
Instructions:
| 1. Cut 3 six petal flowers from with the next to the smallest flower. |  |
| 2. Fold the flower petals into quarters. |  |
| 3. Cut the point at the center of the flower in a curve to form a circular hole in the middle of the petals. Do this to all three of the petals. |  |
| 4. Cut one of the petals to remove 1/2 of a petal, and throw the cut out away. Cut the second on to remove 1 1/2 petals, and keep both pieces. Cut the third petal to remove 2 1/2 petals, and keep both pieces. |  |
| 5. Starting with the 5 1/2 petal piece, run a small line of glue along the front of the 1/2 petal, and attach it to the backside of the petal to form a 5 petal flower piece. Do this same thing to all the rest of the pieces except the one petal. The single petal piece you just roll into a tube with one end small than the other, and this forms the center of the rose. |   |
| 6. Leave the glue dot on one of the pieces of paper that it came adhered to. Press the 5 petal piece into the glue dot, the press the 4 petal into the glue dot in the center hole, then 3, 2,1. Now you have a rose that you can stick anywhere that the glue dot will hold it. You can roll the petals over a skewer, distress the edges before assembling, highlight them with pait. All kinds of nice stuff can happen with these. |     |
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