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Cynthia Dow
Cynthia Dow
marvelous
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Devin K.
Devin K.
fascinating
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John W.
John W.
CreativeHappy
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matthew t.
matthew t. · Adelaide, South Australia, AU
Its awesome Happy
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Zara M.
Zara M. · Sydney, New South Wales, AU
so cute Love
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Katherine P.
Katherine P. · Cape Town, Western Cape, ZA · 2 projects
I love roses. I can't wait to try this!
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CO + K User

I would never have thought of this in a million years! You're so creative!
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Fang B.
Fang B. · 1 project
Wow.You really do it very well.
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kateouhry
kateouhry
very creative
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Jesenia S.
Jesenia S.
Love it!
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Aliehs
Aliehs · San Juan, San Juan, PR · 19 projects
Love it!!!!
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kathrun34
kathrun34 · Holland, Michigan, US
gotta try this!
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janiebell49
janiebell49
I love this idea gonna try it
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piper.montrell
piper.montrell
I've made some of these before, but I can never get one done without lots of carbon on it, any tips?

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xxxKittycorexxx
xxxKittycorexxx · 3 projects
Killer cool! Happy
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SlayHer
SlayHer
This is really quite sweet! Thanks for sharing
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CookieBird Lover
CookieBird Lover · 25 projects
ghetto
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Celticpath
Celticpath · Crystal Springs, Mississippi, US
I recently watched a YouTube video about making these. And I thought it was such a cool and cute idea. Happy I definitely want to give this a try. Happy
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Linda P.
Linda P.
How do you think it would work if, instead of using a candle to soften the plastic, you used a embossing heat gun? It would eliminate having black on the spoons caused by the candle. Just a thought. I'm anxious to try this craft. Love it!!!!! oops! I hit the wrong keyon candle.
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Linda P.
Linda P.
How do you think it would work if, instead of using a cancle to soften the plastic, you used a embossing heat gun? It would eliminate having black on the spoons caused by the candle. Just a thought. I'm anxious to try this craft. Love it!!!!!
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Cake
Cake · 6 projects
I love this!! The finished product looks AMAZING!!
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Bat Ma'am
Bat Ma'am · Seattle, Washington, US · 13 projects
WHAT! Thats SO AWESOME!!!!!!
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passion for vintage
this is amazing !!
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Yvonne D.
Yvonne D.
That's brilliant!
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Kendra W.
Kendra W.
can you spray paint this?
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GlitterKnitter
GlitterKnitter · San Andreas, California, US · 3 projects
YES! this is next up on my craft to-do list, thank you!
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JellyfishJam
JellyfishJam
Everyone should recycle plastic spoons this way.. > . < something so normally passed of as trash can be turned into something beautiful
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Handmade by Fashundoll
Handmade by Fashundoll · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Absolutely creative.....
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Toxicbutterflyx
Toxicbutterflyx · Beachmere, Queensland, AU
Made this its beautiful =)
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Toxicbutterflyx
Toxicbutterflyx · Beachmere, Queensland, AU
Made this its beautiful =)
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bemeself
bemeself · Stirling, Scotland, GB · 11 projects
brilliant!
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bemeself
bemeself · Stirling, Scotland, GB · 11 projects
brilliant
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elen ..
elen ..
awesome
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Emma A.
Emma A. · Kuwait City, Al Asimah, KW
amazing idea thanks a lot
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janet t.
janet t.
coolest tutorial, I linked to it on my blog
http://craft-connection.blogspot.com/2012/01/diy-plastic-rose.html
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Myka M.
Myka M.
So pretty! I love it!
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<3TwIsTeD rAiNbOw <3 · Justin, Texas, US · 3 projects
hoping i dnt burn down my house while doing this lol
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Annie Ann Z.
Annie Ann Z. · Madera, California, US · 1 project
nice have to try this
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Lauren B.
Lauren B. · Boise, Idaho, US · 2 projects
i made one! really fun but it didnt work as i hoped but i still love it i did it in 3 hourshaha
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Vivian E.
Vivian E. · Kelowna, British Columbia, CA
Love it. I'm going to keep all those spoons I get during the summer and make me a rose when I have enough. So very clever.
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Razz W.
Razz W. · 3 projects
hi! great idea and im trying to do it. however my spoon refuses to bend...how close do i hold it to the fire?
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Beatrice G.
Beatrice G. · Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US
If you have made this could you please tell me what kind of spoons you are to use. Thank You and have a good day.
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FlippySkippy
FlippySkippy · Aurora, Illinois, US · 1 project
SO SMART!
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xoxo- Brook
xoxo- Brook · Anchorage, Alaska, US · 3 projects
nice!
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Batgirl
Batgirl · 10 projects
It's AMAZING!!!
love it so much... Happy
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RustyFish
RustyFish · Derby, England, GB · 21 projects
that's fantastic idea and finished item! bet it took some practise, must get some glue sticks and spoons!
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
Thank you Kaitlyn! I would love to see it ^^;
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kaitlyn c.
kaitlyn c.
Tryed this and loved it! I made a hair clip with it and it is super cute!
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Theresa L.
Theresa L.
awesome!
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kinda.hobby
kinda.hobby · Vancouver, British Columbia, CA
I never thought that plastic spoons can look so classy. Great idea!
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Sandee F.
Sandee F.
Very cool - how did you ever come up with this idea?!!
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
Alyx
Yes it did, it takes a lot of time to fuse together but eventually you'll get right. You could try to melt the plastic and try to push the handles together onto something cold and flat like the underside of a cup for example... the melted part will be even, perhaps that'll help but I don't know you'll have to try.
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Kimi M.
Kimi M. · York, Pennsylvania, US
Beautiful! Mine didn't turn out nearly as well as i wanted it to! but with practice, it will get better!
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Alyx
Alyx · 1 project
did yours keep falling apart when you tried to put the handles together? because mine did that A LOT
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Dian
Dian · 9 projects
wowwwww its so beautyfull!!!!
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Vermin Jerky
Vermin Jerky · San Diego, California, US · 22 projects
Thanks for giving me my very first comment on my black version of your rose! And thank you even more for posting this tutorial. You're brilliant!
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Hannah W.
Hannah W.
wow totally cute,i gotta make one!!!
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
I guess using a hot glue gun would work fine too, the glue is more flexible than the plastic the spoon is made of and using a hot glue gun will certainly safe you a lot of time of making the petals stick together.
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Malzers89 M.
Malzers89 M. · Baldwin, New York, US · 3 projects
This is really awesome!!!!! But i was wondering how you felt about hot glue to stick the petals together???
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Malzers89 M.
Malzers89 M. · Baldwin, New York, US · 3 projects
This is really awesome!!!!! But i was wondering how you felt about hot glue to stick the petals together???
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MyPinkRainbow
MyPinkRainbow · North Olmsted, Ohio, US
love this you r brilliant!!!!
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Cornd0g714
Cornd0g714 · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US
These are amazing, I can't wait to give it a try. Thanks for the how-to! =)
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
Sidney Y.
Plastic or polyethylene plastic only gives off fumes when overheated when the temperature gets over the boiling point. While it won't actually melt, it will soften and lose structural integrity...it'll sag and droop but there is not much sign of fumes.
Breathing in these fumes is not a constant thing. If it happens on a regular basis then you could probably expect brain dammage and lung problems. Kinda like sniffing glue or gas fumes. But as I said in the description you might want to open up a window for ventilation.
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Punky
Punky · San Juan, Texas, US
omg, im soo trying this! beautiful!
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Sidney Y.
Sidney Y. · 2 projects
I LOVE the way this looks and this is soo super fabulous, but I heard that heating up plastic emits toxic fumes.... D;
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SpookyKitten
SpookyKitten · Parkville, Maryland, US · 21 projects
super spiffy!
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
The disposable ones, which are quite flexible...
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miss.e-na
miss.e-na
Do you use the hard plastic spoons or the flexible plastic spoons?
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Plus Size Barbie
Plus Size Barbie · San Diego, California, US · 17 projects
I am so impressed, wow you are amazing. Don't EVER change.
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Plus Size Barbie
Plus Size Barbie · San Diego, California, US · 17 projects
I am so impressed, wow you are amazing. Don't EVER change.
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Abby K.
Abby K. · Detroit, Michigan, US
this is a lot harder than it looks
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Ondrea R.
Ondrea R. · 1 project
I tried a similar thing with plastic forks today just to mess around and i made this awesome spike thing haha my friend stole it from me bc she liked it xD
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ani-mals
ani-mals
this is the perfect use for my leftover picnic spoons, i use the knives for garden stakes but we always end up using the forks for eating..
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Crystal M.
Crystal M. · Kapolei, Hawaii, US
wow, really pretty!
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
If you read step 2 carefully it says how you should bend the tip. Perhaps the picture isn't that clear but I couldn't hold the camera, take a picture, hold the spoon with the pliers and shape the petals all at the same time haha...
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Shoshana H.
Shoshana H.
I'm a little unclear on how you shape the petals in step 2, being you're holding the spoon with the pliers and I would assume the spoon gets hot, what/ how are you shaping the petals?
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lolEffects
lolEffects · Fort Worth, Texas, US · 1 project
WOW, it looks so fragile! This is absolutely Beautiful. Happy
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Jasmin E.
Jasmin E. · Cairo, Cairo Governorate, EG · 1 project
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
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Aine  H.
Aine H. · Ireland, Indiana, US · 4 projects
this is genius!
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Zombie Babe
Zombie Babe · 4 projects
awesome! you are talented.
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Mez
Mez · Liverpool, England, GB · 2 projects
AMAZING!!! I will start collecting spoons! x
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Aurore
Aurore · Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, FR · 17 projects
WOW ! GENIUS !!
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Juliet Vickio
Juliet Vickio · Houston, Texas, US · 6 projects
Brillant and amazing definitely putting this on my to do list!
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The Petite Shop
The Petite Shop · Las Vegas, Nevada, US · 16 projects
Does the thickness of the spoon matter? =) Love ur idea XoXoXo
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Romana S.
Romana S. · Newark, California, US · 2 projects
i love this idea! its just great! can't wait for my exams to end. thanks!
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Penny F.
Penny F. · North Bay, Ontario, CA · 19 projects
Beautiful and a great idea, definitly will be giving this a shot.. Great way to reuse spoons you would normally just throw out... something that was once wasted alot now has a use. I'm sure there are other ideas out there to reuse them but this is the first one I have come across besides washing and reusing them... Happy
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Krafty Kokatie
Krafty Kokatie · Orangeville, Pennsylvania, US · 20 projects
so I've killed about 50 spoons so far, it's harder than it looks!!
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Krafty Kokatie
Krafty Kokatie · Orangeville, Pennsylvania, US · 20 projects
so I've killed about 50 spoons so far, it's harder than it looks!!
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Calypso D.
Calypso D. · 7 projects
Beautifu;! Would be perfect for an inexpensive wedding decoration!
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PK
PK · Modesto, California, US · 8 projects
Wow! This is an incredibly creative use of plastic spoons. I am totally trying this!!
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LittleMissVegan
LittleMissVegan · 4 projects
This is beautiful Can't wait to try it!

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!
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PinkWeeds
PinkWeeds · Omaha, Nebraska, US · 207 projects
This could probably be used for some sort of wedding decoration or favor! So pretty!
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Ding-a-Ling
Ding-a-Ling · 6 projects
woow! i LOVE IT!!!! so clever and awesomeeee , thank u for posting this!! woo
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Lucy R.
Lucy R. · Tecumseh, Michigan, US
This looks amazing! I am definitely going to give it a try!
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Dyah S.
Dyah S. · Bogor, West Java, ID · 6 projects
wow thats so... go green

we can use - used plastic spoon

like it very much
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Princess Pam-attitude
Princess Pam-attitude · Pocatello, Idaho, US · 332 projects
Yey! Congrats on being featured!
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
@ Abby - Beginning with the 10 outer petals simply take two spoons and melt what's left of the handles and try to fuse the two handles together. Fuse placing them next to each other and repeat this step 4 more times so that you end up with 5 fused pieces each having two petals.
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Gina B.
Gina B. · 4 projects
I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!!! Wonderfully creative!
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CO + K User

I'm confused on the first step of step 3
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Kiki Strike
Kiki Strike · Millersville, Maryland, US · 4 projects
A-W-E-S-O-M-E ☺ ☻ ☺
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Kiki Strike
Kiki Strike · Millersville, Maryland, US · 4 projects
A-W-E-S-O-M-E ☺ ☻ ☺
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Ayjay
Ayjay · Southampton, England, GB · 18 projects
That is a great idea. Happy Very smart Happy
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Jet H.
Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects
awesome , love it, great tute as well,
only don't does this inside and not only by a open window, i have messed up my longs of all the dioxine. it's sooo poisoned.
it's soo cool i want to make them too;-D
(echt gaaf meis!!! en op de top 1!!!! he gefeliciteerd!!!;-D xxxxxxx)
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Princess Pam-attitude
Princess Pam-attitude · Pocatello, Idaho, US · 332 projects
O_O ohh I love it on the necklace! super cool idea <3
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Lindsey  N.
Lindsey N. · Backus, Minnesota, US · 29 projects
This is so elegant looking!
I can't wait to start making thisHappy
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Ms. Nikell
Ms. Nikell · Charlotte, North Carolina, US · 52 projects
Very creative! I like this idea.
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
@ Ana P. - Thank you for your comment on my plastic spoon rose I have not tried to make petals and a stem but I guess it would work if you left a little bit of the handle to make the petals. You could use metal wire for the stem and glue it onto the underside of the rose and use masking tape to cover up the melted parts.
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Krafty Kokatie
Krafty Kokatie · Orangeville, Pennsylvania, US · 20 projects
AWESOME!!!! Gotta try this one, I have a bunch of left over orange spoons from Halloween, can't wait!!
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Becsta!
Becsta! · Clarkefield, Victoria, AU · 3 projects
oooohh...ahhhh...pretty XD
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mosskeeto
mosskeeto · Brentwood, Tennessee, US · 8 projects
Would it work if you left a little more of the handle to make some petals and a stem.
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mosskeeto
mosskeeto · Brentwood, Tennessee, US · 8 projects
Would it work if you left a little more of the handle to make some petals and a stem.
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mosskeeto
mosskeeto · Brentwood, Tennessee, US · 8 projects
Would it work if you left a little more of the handle to make some petals and a stem.
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Felecity W.
Felecity W. · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 86 projects
My great grandma used to make closed roses with a similar technique. I believed she used hot water...Very cool to see this project!
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K
K · London, GB · 42 projects
Awesome!! So trying this
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EVEnl
EVEnl · Leidschenveen, Zuid-Holland, NL · 319 projects
Thank you all so much!
@ Elle V. - It does!!!
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Kittychuu
Kittychuu · Lowestoft, England, GB · 16 projects
beautiful, so gonna have to make these xx
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Jessica J.
Jessica J.
Love it!
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Elle V.
Elle V. · Sacramento, California, US
It looks more like a gardenia, which just makes it better.
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michelle G.
michelle G. · Antigonish, Nova Scotia, CA · 1258 projects
epic cool
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Nilüfer
Nilüfer · Ankara, Ankara Province, TR · 31 projects
a creative idea congrats..
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Karla H.
Karla H. · 1 project
Oh my gosh I am soooo trying this. This is great. Now what will I do with all those plastic forks and knives
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Rebecca C.
Rebecca C. · 3 projects
thats AWESOME!
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Kitty
Kitty · Okotoks, Alberta, CA · 18 projects
ooooohhh nifty!!
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Nancy!
Nancy! · Shawinigan, Quebec, CA · 64 projects
^_^ Really pretty! Gorgeous!!!<3
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