Catherine Oxley My Own Earth Angel
Instruction on finishing the flower compactly and neatly are provided, ensuring your flower looks as good on the underside as it does head on.
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Instruction on finishing the flower compactly and neatly are provided, ensuring your flower looks as good on the underside as it does head on.
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Catherine Oxley – My Own Earth Angel
My Own Earth Angel
Have an angel of your own when you learn to make this beautiful Earth Angel rose from crepe paper
My Own Earth Angel is a celebration of a romantic flower form. The compact form of this rose is reminiscent of the peony and is nothing short of gorgeous with its pink center, packed with delicate petals.
This is a difficult flower to recreate with realism. Often, it can end up disc shaped with an overall stiff and rigid look. I have toiled with this flower form for a very long time in order to finally nail the round shape, and petals that slowly open from center with texture and softness. Now you can learn all of these valuable paper flower techniques which can also be utilized when creating peonies, Dave Austin roses, or any flower with a concentrated center and tight outer petals.
In this course, you will learn all of the techniques needed to making this beautiful flower which looks incredible in a bouquet for weddings or centerpieces. This course provides comprehensive details on how to shape and place your petals to achieve a stunning Earth Angel rose with character and personality. Instruction on finishing the flower compactly and neatly are provided, ensuring your flower looks as good on the underside as it does head on.
Roses are a classic and timeless flower sought after for arrangements, bouquets and special events. So whether you are a seasoned paper flower artist, or an enthusiast looking to make flowers for an upcoming event or gift, focus on results with this course. You’ll be astonished with the gorgeous rose, created by your hands, on your own time.
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