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    This document provides instructions for making paper roses using various paper punching and shaping techniques. It includes a list of required materials and 8 steps to make the roses with diagrams illustrating how to punch and shape the paper petals. The finished roses are to be assembled and glued onto a card mount.

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    This document provides instructions for making paper roses using various paper punching and shaping techniques. It includes a list of required materials and 8 steps to make the roses with diagrams illustrating how to punch and shape the paper petals. The finished roses are to be assembled and glued onto a card mount.

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    This document provides instructions for making paper roses using various paper punching and shaping techniques. It includes a list of required materials and 8 steps to make the roses with diagrams illustrating how to punch and shape the paper petals. The finished roses are to be assembled and glued onto a card mount.

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    This document provides instructions for making paper roses using various paper punching and shaping techniques. It includes a list of required materials and 8 steps to make the roses with diagrams illustrating how to punch and shape the paper petals. The finished roses are to be assembled and glued onto a card mount.

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    Paper Roses

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    By Yvonne Bleuler
    These lovely 3D roses are paper punched then
    gently shaped. The Stardream paper gives the
    flowers a very pretty, pearly sheen.
    Materials Required:
    Lilac Stardream Card 90mm x 138mm.
    White Hammer Card 80mm x 128mm.
    Stardream Paper: Lilac, Purple and Cream.
    Coloured Paper: Leaf Green and Golden Yellow.
    3mm Pearl Beads x 2, some 2mm Purple and
    Gold Beads.
    Paper Punches: Verdure Leaf Spray,
    Sakura 5 Petal Flower and Vinca 6 Petal Flower.
    Needle Tool or Fine Quilling Tool and Scissors.
    P.V.A. Craft Adhesive.
    Card Mount: SF03U-45 Hammer White.
    To Make The Card:
    1. Punch six green leaf sprays (a similar style of
    leaf would work equally well if you dont have the
    Verdure punch).
    2. Punch three Sakura flowers in each of lilac, purple
    and cream pearl paper, again, if you do not have this
    exact punch use a five petal one and just cut a nick
    out of each petal tip.
    3. Punch three purple Vinca flowers and craft as
    follows. Cut a slot in one of the three shapes as
    shown by the blue cut line on the diagram below left.
    3a. Pull the sides together and overlap at the cut
    slightly, glue it and hold until it is stuck. This will
    give a cone shape as shown. Curve the edges of the
    petals down between your finger and thumb to give
    a pretty shape.
    4. Cut a V out of another flower as shown by red
    line and shaded area on the diagram above.
    4a. Bend the two edges to slightly overlap then glue
    and shape as before.
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    6. Now use the other half of this same flower, cut as
    close as you comfortably can to the petals (green line
    on the diagram), discard the centre piece.
    6a. Roll the petal piece up from one end which will
    form a bud, allow the top to spread a little and glue
    to keep in place. Use a fine quilling tool for the rolling
    if it is easier.
    Make another purple and one lilac flower in
    the same way and set aside until assembling the
    whole design.
    7. Cut three cream lily shapes using the diagram and
    give them a curved shape by pinching in at the base.
    8. The centre of the flower is made from golden
    yellow paper. Cut a 1cm x 2cm piece of yellow and
    fringe one long edge as shown. Roll this up in a
    fine quilling tool or by hand and glue closed before
    removing from the tool. Spread the fringe a little once
    the glue is dry and glue along the lily petal, fitting the
    rolled end into the pinched end of the petal.
    Glue the lilac card panel centrally onto the
    front of the card mount and then the white panel
    centrally over this.
    Begin assembling the design on the card but
    only glue the minimum of each item down to
    allow the leaves and petals to be curved up off
    the background and for them to be placed at an
    angle. Start with the leaves and then the lilies.
    The roses are next, place the largest petal and
    glue it at an angle to suit, add the next layer
    again at an angle but at a different one to the
    first, continue until all petals are used up.
    Now add the Sakura flowers in a pleasing
    mix, curve some petals to look good and then
    add the beads to the centres.
    5. Cut another flower in half and cut a half circle from
    the straight edge of one half as shown by the brown
    line, the left hand side is the side you will be using.
    5a. Pull the two sides together then glue and shape
    as before.
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