They make a wonderfully romantic gift for girlfriends, fiances, wives or even moms. It's something you put time and effort into and will be cherished. And if you have one of those girls who knows the meaning of different color roses, I'll include a guide for what colors mean what.
DISCLAIMER: please be nice, this is my first instructable. Any positive feedback on how to improve this instructable is greatly appreciated.
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Signing UpStep 1: Materials
- Pair of tweezers
- Pen to mark reference lines (if desired)
- Pencil or pen to curl petals
- ***Time and lots of patience. IMPORTANT! If at any time you feel frustrated, take a break and come back. This can get frustrating and if you get frustrated you can easily mess up.****
Rose colors and meanings:
- Red: romance and love
- Deep Pink: "thank you"
- Regular Pink: happiness
- Light Pink: "sympathy" or condolences
- White: innocence and purity
- Yellow: friendship and caring
- Lavender: falling in love or enchantment
- Orange: desire
- Black (deep deep red): unfortunately has come to symbolize death. Not a good gift idea
- Blue: mystery, rarity and attaining the impossible
- Mixture of white and red: unity
If you have questions about other meanings, I recommend http://www.whatrosesmean.com/















































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But summer is here so on to more instructables!
Unfortunately I do not have a way to create a video so I am sorry. As I have noticed though, many other people are willing to help and there is the wonderful internet where I am sure there are more examples.
To those who have difficulty with my instructables: I didn't get them right the first time either and the pictures I had to go off of were much much worse. So again, I am sorry but I am not a creative writing major and described the steps to the best of my ability.
Thank you to those who have helped others out!
To those who completed their roses: They are gorgeous! I am so glad you were able to finish them and make others happy with them!
Again, Thank you everyone!
good luck !
thanks batgirl87 !
Please explain.
If you do the three mountain folds and the single valley fold in the first pic, u get pic 2; if u unfold it and then follow the pattern in pic 3, then you get pic 4. repeat for the remaining 3 sides, and you get pic 5.
does that make any sense? :-P
please i need a bit more detals
:D this.
it's called a kawasaki rose
beautiful
Thank you Batgirl87 for this ible!
Here's what I just made:
i don't understand at what point the creases we are supposed to use to get to step two came from; i've followed each step as directed, and i do not have a crease that wil create the "triangle" form shown in step two.
Hope that helps,
Mike
the result is beautiful..but definetly not worth the time..
..and after 20 mins of fighting, I give up.