Here is my version:
And here is Laura's:
I had such fun making mine that I had my sister-in-law help me make two more to put up at church for spring/easter decor. We used multi-coloured scrapbook paper because they were going on a plain white wall and we wanted them to be nice and bright. If you're going to make one using scrapbook paper, it's way easier to use the thin paper as opposed to thicker cardstock-like paper because it's more flexible.
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this is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThose are really pretty!
ReplyDeleteooooh, I like these.... especially the blue and yellow one! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm a librarian in a middle school and this would be so neat to do with discarded book pages! The paper is thin, like you mentioned would work well, but all I need are the directions. Can you tell me how this is put together?? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou can check out the great tutorial at Whimsical Perspective here:
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SO CUTE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEverything you create always makes me go " Awwww, so pretty!!"
And this time too, of course :)
I love your flower!!! I'm glad I could help out. :)
ReplyDeleteooo so pretty!!! These are beautiful... Makes me want to make a springy colored one... pinned! Would love for you to check out my blog sometime if you have a chance.
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I totally get where you were coming from... I feel the need to make one NOW! the paper flower is sooo pretty!
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gail
I love this! This would be perfect to go on the wall above my piano. Found your post on It's a Pinteresting Party. Definitely pinning this to make sometime, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love using sheet music to make things. Thank you for sharing at our Pinteresting Party!
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