@@alitiastpierre i show some flower made by paper including this one to my frnd because she wanted i should make a rose for her so I show the most beautiful flower in my watch later and she choose this flower
Best ever rose tutorial I have seen so far 😍 exactly what I needed to see 😁 amazing rose, thank you for the video... I have a question, is doublette crepe paper same as the 140g crepe paper?
Thanks, that means a lot! Doublette is two pieces of 60g fine crepe paper fused together. 140g will be slightly heavier as a result. However, I find even though 60g +60g = 120g technically, that the glue involved in sticking the two pieces together means you have a stronger piece of paper, with less texture. So in this case, I prefer doublette. It has a great texture really suitable for roses.
Loved this tutorial,such a great way to make roses that look incredibly realistic. Did you color your doublette paper, or did you use 2 different colors of doublette?
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The most beautiful rose I have ever seen!!!!😍😍😍😍
Great work!!!
Your way of explaining things is the best I've seen. Very easy to understand and follow! Thank you!
Very explanatory, great video, I hope to learn from it.
Thanks Jenny.
This was amazing! Thank you!
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@@alitiastpierre i show some flower made by paper including this one to my frnd because she wanted i should make a rose for her so I show the most beautiful flower in my watch later and she choose this flower
Best ever rose tutorial I have seen so far 😍 exactly what I needed to see 😁 amazing rose, thank you for the video... I have a question, is doublette crepe paper same as the 140g crepe paper?
Thanks, that means a lot! Doublette is two pieces of 60g fine crepe paper fused together. 140g will be slightly heavier as a result. However, I find even though 60g +60g = 120g technically, that the glue involved in sticking the two pieces together means you have a stronger piece of paper, with less texture. So in this case, I prefer doublette. It has a great texture really suitable for roses.
@@alitiastpierre sorry for the late reply, thank you so much for the information really ❤️
Loved this tutorial,such a great way to make roses that look incredibly realistic. Did you color your doublette paper, or did you use 2 different colors of doublette?
Hi Karen. I used double sided doublette that has different colours in each side, sorry for the delay in getting back to you
Can you please tell me The size of The petal. Thx you.
Hi Alina! If you click the Google drive link in the video description, you can find a template that you can just use. I hope that helps ☺️