Making Osmanthus Kinmokusei Flowers🌿Experiments and Mistakes with 0.5mm Paper Strips✂️Relaxing Art
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi friends!
Thank you for joining me for another video. Today, I am making Osmanthus fragrans flowers using 0.5mm wide paper strips. As I am still getting accustomed to working with these thin strips, I thought I'd share some of the mistakes and challenges I encounter while shaping the petals.
This variety of Osmanthus fragrans with orange blossoms is native to Japan, known locally as kinmokusei. Part of the Oleaceae family, it's also called Sweet Osmanthus or Fragrant Olive.
The unique scent of these blooms make them very popular in the perfume industry. Osmanthus flowers are also versatile in the kitchen, whether infused with green or black tea leaves, or used to create jams, dumplings, soups, and cakes.
Manu🌿
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✅ Paper Quilling Tutorials:
✂️ How to cut your own paper strips - • Quick Tip #1 - How to ...
✂️ How to fringe paper and make stamens - • Quick Tip #2 - How to ...
✂️ How to stem flowers - • Quick Tip #3 - How to ...
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📜 Materials:
🔸 80-220 gsm paper
🔸 slotted quilling tool
🔸 white glue
🔸 scissors
🔸 floral wire
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Gorgeous!
Awesome ❤😊
Wow !! La paciencia, la creatividad, dan como resultado un trabajo impresionante, las flores parecen recien cortadas de tu jardín ❤❤❤
Muchas gracias por apreciar mi arte, Nancy! 😊❤
Hello Manuela. I cannot believe the degree of perfection of your work. They look as beautiful as the real ones. Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing your amazing work with us. Please show us how to make tulips. 😊❤
Thank you very much for the lovely comment, Isabel! ❤ I'll certainly consider making tulips in one of my upcoming videos. 😊
@@PaperToPetal Thanks for your consideration. Have a very nice Sunday.
Thank you for showing us the ones that didn't work out. It gives us mere mortals hope 😂I always enjoy your videos and I think you are a wonderful artist. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you so much, Ann! The struggle is real indeed 😂 I am glad you are enjoying my videos. Keep creating and enjoying the process! 😊
Oh my goodness Manuela this is just so gorgeous, and it’s actually heartening to see that even you struggle with coils that unravel sometimes!! And I noticed at the end there that the two halves of the scissor handles come together to make a dragonfly, how beautiful is that?! Again though these osmanthus are so realistic they could have been picked straight from the garden, just extraordinary. And the way you arrange the leaves and flowers to make the perfect spray. You are so talented. Thank you for sharing ❤😘.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, Orla! This is a new pair of scissors I am currently testing. You are always noticing and appreciating the little details. 😊 Where would the fun be without the unraveling coils? 😂 All part of the creative process. ❤😘
Simplemente hermoso!!!!
Forward and success
Muchisimas gracias, Pilar! 😊