Forming Cherry Blossoms

Decorating By dandelion56602 Updated 23 Feb 2008 , 6:04am by dandelion56602

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dandelion56602 Posted 23 Feb 2008 , 12:42am
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How do you form your individual blossoms? (Not wired). Do you just put them in a flower former or what do you use to get the cupped look?

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lorrieg Posted 23 Feb 2008 , 1:37am
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You can use a ball tool and press on the centre of the flower that you have cut out. Make sure you have a piece of sponge under it so that you don't tear it. You can dry it that way on a piece of parchement paper or you can put it in a flower former.

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pechee Posted 23 Feb 2008 , 4:32am
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I used small bits of foil for mine. I used the veiner tool to dent in the foil, then placed the flower on and used the veiner again. Pain in the butt, but they did come out very nice.

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dandelion56602 Posted 23 Feb 2008 , 6:04am
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I had wondered about just using the ball to indent the center & leaving them, but thought they might not set before drying. i'll try it though. If it doesn't work I can use the foil method

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