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Old 07-28-2010, 10:47 AM   #1  
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Thumbs up really really small primas

I found a post where she had a brilliant idea on using primas and making roses, I did so and use up a lot, now was about these really small ones, any idea's on those one?

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I read that title too fast and WAY wrong! :lol:
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i used the primas that were about (American) dime-sized... they were what I had on hand. You make them the same way you'd make the 'roses' (3D bloom)... only they come out smaller.
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They would also make a cute center for stamped and colored flowers. You could dot them or use another doodle design on them to give them more character and color. Add a center brad or stone, and I think it would turn out to be a truly unique stamped image!
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Here's a tutorial that Gale posted in another thread: nicnac: paper flower tutorial
They look small.
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That's the tutorial I was talking about, I have made lots and lots of beautiful roses, I mean the really small ones...that multiply I swear in the jars even after I've use a lot of them.
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Ohhhh, that's so cool! I have TONS of those small flowers and barely use them anymore. This is GREAT!!
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