*** Items you will need : vase tissue paper paint brush scissors Elmer's school glue plastic container wet rag Take your vase in the palm of one hand and the paintbrush in your other hand. Begin with spreading glue where you want your first piece of tissue paper to go. Place first piece of tissue paper on glued spot while it's still wet. Then with the brush, paint over the top of the tissue paper to mold it to your vase. Repeat this action until you've covered the entire vase. Let dry. Estimated time to complete : 1 1/2 hours Note : If you would like, you could attatch a ribbon of your choice while your vase is still wet. What I did in the photo below, I used a simple, white ribbon. For the flower, I took a small piece of tissue paper and shaped it. I attatched a tiny piece of yellow tissue paper using a dob of glue. I anchored the flower to the ribbon using Gorilla Glue, better known as Super Glue. Then I added the petals in the back using green tissue paper. T...
********** In loving memory of Norman Emack Millsap Sr. June 20, 1935 - October 7, 2011 I created this arrangement from some of the flowers that were at my grandfather's funeral. He was a lover of nature and everything that pertained to it. His life was one that touched and blessed many. He will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure of of knowing him. I love you and miss you always, my dear grandfather. **********
I created this for our living room for the spring season. I used pink, yellow, peach and greenish burnt red roses, rose leaves and black aquarium gravel in the bottom of the vase.
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