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" After reading this
book, I was amazed
about all the different uses for paper flowers.

The details and the
step-by-step
instructions make it
simple to follow.

My seven year old
daughter and I sat
down and made several of the designs
demonstrated in your
book and totally
enjoyed ourselves.

I recommend to anyone wanting to learn how to make paper flowers to purchase this book. "

- Raquel R.


" I bought your book to give to my daughter in-law and granddaughter, after printing it out I was reading it and decided to try one of the flowers, so I grabbed some tissues
and followed your instructions, to my surprise I had something that looked like a flower.

I found I had enjoyed myself and had a sense of pride at what I had just done.

Thank you. Is it OK to make another copy that I can use when my
granddaughter comes over for visits so we can make flowers together.

Thank you, "

- Rebecca H.


" Thank you for "The Art of Making Paper Flowers". It was an easy to follow, that let's me find hours of fun, and relaxing time with my daughter it is easy to just go out and buy artificial flowers, but with your book I got to enjoy-experiment and create my own arrangements with this book!

The materials needed were clearly listed, and the instructions
explained so that children to adults could understand.

The choices of flowers is great, and with lots of helpful hints and suggestions, for all occasions.

Thanks for reminding me that the crafts of the past, are still fun
in the present!

- Vanessa J.


" After reading "The Art of Making Paper Flowers", I have been able to make beautiful paper flowers myself.

The book is very helpful with detailed
instructions and diagrams and makes
doing your own crafts very easy. "

- Jamie H.

Jane A Morris, EzineArticles.com Basic Author

 

 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are there any special tools I need?

Most of the tools you will already have in your home. If you don’t they are easily found from Craft Stores such as Hobby Lobby or Michael’s or even Wal Mart.

  • Sharp Scissors
  • Craft Knife
  • Floral Tape
  • Florist wire
  • White or Kraft glue
  • Stapler
  • Chop stick or metal knitting needle
  • Hair Spray
  • Pastels to tint
  • Small ball for shaping petals
  • Scented oils
  • Wax or scrap candles (pale in color)
  • Pinking shears or decorative scissors
  • Artificial stamens (optional)
  • Quitter’s Plastic (for making templates)
  • Double sided tape

Are there ways to make patterns for other type flowers not in your book?

Yes, patterns can be made by buying silk flowers at your craft store and carefully taking them apart and using them for your patterns. Once traced on to paper they can be photo copied to the size that you want.

Are there ways to add highlight to the flowers for a more natural look?

Yes, water colors and artist’s pastels will add color and wax or hair spray will add a glossy or semi gloss finish to the flowers.

Are there ways to enlarge or reduce the size of the flower patterns in the book?

 Yes, you can use a copier and use a bigger number to make them bigger and a smaller number to make them smaller. If you have a computer and scanner, you can scan them and use any graphics program to change the size.

 Can I use artificial leaves instead of making them?

 Yes, but be sure they are the right size for the flower you are making. You can also use artificial stamens instead of making them yourself.

Can I wax my flowers to make them look like the ones in Victorian times?

Yes, but you want to be very careful because you can burn yourself with the hot wax . Always use a double boiler for melting wax and if ever begins to smoke, remove it from the stove right away, it about to burst into flame. We try to keep the temperature around 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

Can I sell the flowers I make?

Yes, you can sell the flowers you personally make, but the patterns and instructions are protected by copyright so you cannot sell the patterns or instructions.

Can I make copies to use in teaching a group?

Yes, you may pick one flower and copy those pages, if you tell the class where to buy the book. If you want to teach several classes, please contact us. We can give you a discount; you can sell the book with the class at the full or discounted price, as you choose. We retain all rights to this copyrighted book.

Where can I buy crepe paper?

You can purchase crepe paper at http://www.paperflowerweddings.com look at the left hand column for the crepe paper link and click on it.