You need 10 piece of normal printer paper.
for paper rose ball
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/949584/paper_rose_ball_easy_everybody_can/
for cool paper cd case
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/932218/cooll_paper_cd_case_flower_design/
for paper snowflake 3d
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/887781/paper_snowflake_3d_origami_stapler/
the other paper crafts videos
http://www.metacafe.com/channels/golics/
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i Like That =]
In the first picture, the papers look like flowers.
But in reality, they look like stars.
I should note a few things:
1) First of all this video can seem a bit misleading. It would appear the petals are all glued in the same place, an error I myself commited a few minutes ago, which leads to the flower not popping. You are supposed to glue one petal, skip one, glue the other. You should have 4 petals with glue and 4 without glue. On the next flower, you glue the petals you left unglued on the previous flower.
2) It is extremely important that you follow the same pattern in the final flower. I thought since it was only half a flower, you could just glue the two petals on one side. The glue on the final flower is what makes the entire thing pop. So basically Im telling you, that on that final flower, it is important that you follow through with the pattern of gluing. I committed this mistake twice, which resulted in my flower not popping properly.
Anyway, its a super idea, and I love it!
When you cut the flowers, youll notice some triangles are produced. You can use these on the corners of the card for a nice and quick border :D
can sombody send me a template please my email is mikito_lopez11@hotmail.com.
Wanted you to know I've posted an entry on my blog with a link to this tutorial and mention of the other you have.
Would you let me knot if you approve of my posting this info?
Thanks,
Nancy Ward
http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com/