How to Make Rainbow Roses (from Coffee Filters!!)with Hey Angela Marie

Make rainbow roses for a fraction of the cost of real roses!!! Learn how to transition colors subtly using the colors of the rainbow or any colors you choose. Customize your roses for any event or décor needs you may have, They last forever and are fun, easy and inexpensive to make. You can make them as intense or barely there to set whatever mood you like. Great as gifts or as toppers on a wedding, baby shower, or other gifts or gift baskets. The Leaves can be made or purchased as well as the stems to save time. Try this project and see what you can create from your own imagination or draw inspiration from a picture or color theme you love. Happy crafting.
I used:
acrylic craft paint from Walmart
McCormic Neons food coloring
McCormic yellow food coloring
Elmer's School glue
Coffee filters from Dollar Tree
Wire from Dollar Tree
Twigs from outside but you can use skewers from Dollar Tree or floral wire Or purchase other flowers and use the green portion.
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[@reesalee01]

Sweetie, a few things:
1) I see that some of your videos don't have a huge number of views yet. I can only assume that people aren't seeing them somehow. Please be encouraged. I think the fact that folks aren't seeing your videos yet is a shame and a waste, because...
2)You are one of the most talented, original, fresh, design artists out here in the genre. People need to learn from you! And...
3) Fren, your music selections are tremendous! The song on this video is new to me but is my life's theme song. How have I never heard these words put together in my head before?
If you give me your permission, I will gladly share your videos every chance I get to my Facebook page and to any crafting groups I am in that will allow me to do so. I am so glad I found you. Others need to see your art!! And learn from you!!! You inspire by encouraging us to learn how you do the basics but to also feel free enough to express ourselves as individual artists through the details. Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to post your videos. I am enriched.
Lisa D.
Georgia, USA

[@aesthetic_dreams8792]

Beautiful love your method of transition

[@heyangelamarie]

Thank you. This was fun.

[@heyangelamarie]

I think I got the petal curling direction backwards...do what feels good! Have fun!

[@nevans859]

Im really enjoying your videos but i cant stand that song that plays over and over.