How to make Paper flower Petunia / Grandiflora (Flower # 19)

[@pennysilvey8868]

I'm going to use several of your flower tutorials to make flowers for my wedding. These are beautiful, and yours are the prettiest and most life like I have found. You make it simple with easy to follow instructions. Thank you!

[@urvashigupta6288]

+Penny J Smith Thank you Penny for appreciating my work. I would love to see your flowers, do send me pictures of them if you can.Have a beautiful day.

[@ragately]

Urvashi I love your flowers! I surfed the web and yours are the best. Your directions are easy to follow and your flowers are beautiful. Thank you for teaching me a new hobby. It has brought me hours of enjoyment.

[@urvashigupta6288]

That's very kind of you to say. Thank you

[@carolj5615212]

The flowers you make are ALL so beautiful! ! You are so easy to follow Thank You for showing us how to make these pretty flowers!!! :)

[@urvashigupta6288]

carolj5615212 I am glad you liked my work thank you.

[@danilosanche5552]

Que trabajos tan hermosos. Felicitaciones y gracias por compartir, un abrazo.

[@urvashigupta6288]

Thank you so much.

[@cabrinapereira8419]

hi urvashi, let me first wish you a Happy Diwali .This flower that you created is super beautiful. So simple and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing your idea. God bless you.

[@urvashigupta6288]

Hi Cabrina, Thank you very much and a very happy Diwali to you too.

[@becky1053]

So beautiful!

[@urvashigupta6288]

Thank you so much. Have a great day

[@jintyoo7]

Hello Urvashi, thank your the video for this gorgeous flower :-) When you you list "Double Crepe Paper" - do you mean extra thick or the crepe paper that is tow-layered? Thank you again!

[@urvashigupta6288]

Thank you so much for you kind words. Double crepe paper is basically 2 sheets of crepe paper joined together, so you can have different colors on both sides of sheet. It is also called duplex or doublette crepe paper. Hope this helps.

[@jintyoo7]

Okay - makes perfect sense! Thank you again :-)

[@philiphoel4290]

Actually one of the things you can do with Extra Fine, or pretty much any of the lighter papers, is to make your own Doublette crepe. Just take the two colors you want to use, and fuse them together. It's a lot easier to do than it is to explain it. Anyway take your first colored paper, and lay it flat. Now you can use a glue stick, spray adhesive, or a sheet of fabric interfacing. If you use the glue stick, or the spray adhesive, you want to use only enough to fuse the sheets of crepe together. If you use too much, you might change the color of the paper. So after you've applied the glue, place the second sheet on top of the first one. Then use either your hands, or a rolling pin(use one dedicated to this, you don't want to use it for food,)and press the sheets together, then let them dry. With the fabric interfacing, you cut a sheet of the interfacing the same size as your crepe paper. Sandwich it in between the two crepe paper sheets, and iron them together per the instructions on the interfacing(again, use an iron dedicated to your crafting)DO NOT USE A STEAM SETTING. I hope that you find this useful.