Crepe Paper Sweet Pea Tutorial
More crepe paper goodness today... I came across these eye-catching sweet peas on Teabytes, a Seattle paper crafter's blog. Such a bright, fresh color and the tendrils spiral just like the real thing. Tough as iron, those true sweet pea tendrils!
Paper twist cording, floral tape, crepe paper rounds, and waxed twine are used to make the stems and delicate flowers. If you'd like to create some sweet peas of your own, this crepe paper sweet pea video tutorial looks like it would do the trick.
Fragrant sweet peas love cool sun (which always sounds like an oxymoron to me), thus they have a limited growing season here in the mid-Atlantic states. Our weather steams up fast once they start blooming in late spring, but now there's no reason not to have some on display all year long!
Very beautiful Ann! Thanks for the link to the tutorials.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite shop in Berkeley, CA, has a nice pdf tutorial on how to do this, too: http://www.castleintheair.biz/shoppe/Galleries/media/quickcrafts/CCQC4_SweetPeaBouquet.pdf
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, I love how pretty it is...
ReplyDeletevery Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGroetjes Baukje
Glad you all agree with me. :)
ReplyDeleteDiana, thanks a lot for the link. I've added it to the post with the others.
wow gorgeous.. thanks for the links too.. Happy Easter Anne...
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aw very sweet! i just let her know :) thanks for sharing, ann!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I can do it Ann, but this is something I really want to try. Thanks! ~Molly
ReplyDeleteI love sweet peas! And paper flowers. I'll definitely make these with my daughter. Thanks for the tutorial link.
ReplyDeleteReally Beautiful!!!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Thank you so much for sharing this lovely work. It brings back memories of MOM and the many crepe paper flowers we made so years ago with her guidance.
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