So I decided to give it a try!
1. First you start off with a piece of scrap paper (I used the scrap from die cut) and apply some double sided tape. I couldn't find my red line tape so I used the Scor-Tape (Sookwang).
Apply as much as you need for the size of flower you are planning to make.
2. Remove the liner.
3. Next select the ribbon you want to use - it's best to use ribbon that is 5/8 inch wide or less.
4. Start your centre and twist and turn (I find it easier to twist the ribbon AND twist the scrap paper).
5. Continue twisting and turning until you have the size rose you need.
6. Once you have the size rose you want you can trim away the excess scrap paper.
7. I like to singe the end of the ribbon so it doesn't fray and then tuck in the loose end. 
5. Continue twisting and turning until you have the size rose you need.6. Once you have the size rose you want you can trim away the excess scrap paper.
7. I like to singe the end of the ribbon so it doesn't fray and then tuck in the loose end. 
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ReplyDeleteThis looks terrific. Thanks for sharing this wonderful tutorial. I can see myself trying these out after I get over Christmas.
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