Leaves. Rose. How to combine the two! As you know Wayward Wanderers is a travel blog about Bill Walsh and Christina Gammon’s adventures! Concerts, waterfalls, trips, and anything else that looks interesting to us… BUT Fall has a special place in our hearts… so we are lending our YouTube channel to present our first ever video for Sisters Know Best. If you are looking for the pictures and step by step tutorial, visit Sisters Know Best. Below is the Fall Leaves Rose video tutorial:
We hope you enjoyed the video to make leaves into a rose. We look forwarded to seeing your roses on the Sisters Know Best Facebook page! Heck, we’d even love to see them on Wayward Wanderers page!
21 thoughts on “Fall Leaves Rose Video Tutorial”
I love the leaf flower thank you
You’re very welcome! We’d love to see yours! Feel free to share it on Facebook page!
Wonderful idea and use of natural materials! And the finished product can be used in so many ways….seasonal hat, table, wedding decorations, only your imagination is the limit, My only comment would be try to show how to finish the project too. I personally already know about florist tape and how to use it, but some “not-so-crafty” folks might need to be shown. This would be such a great way to get first timers involved in crafts since it is so easy (and mostly free) but the finishing of the product is also important. Otherwise, great first video, just needs a bit more info…… 😉
Thanks for the tips! On the Sisters Know Best site we have complete pictures. Next time we will be more thorough!
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Little hard to follow at the beginning because of hands being in the way of how leaves are folded and not telling verbally how it is done. Are larger leaves used as you go along????? are each leaf folded the same or differently??? there needed to be a better video to let people see how this is done.
Bonnie, you can learn more at our other website: http://sistersknowbest.com/2014/10/11/nicole-dukes-easy-free-diy-fall-decoration/ Start with smaller leaves, fold down, then in half, roll. Once you get desired center thickness, start to leave some of the leaves out for petals. Sorry you didn’t like the video. We were pretty proud of ourselves for a first attempt!
Tutorial was very helpful. I cannot wait to make them!!!
Glad to hear it Benita! Feel free to post a picture of your efforts on our Facebook page!
I think your first video was great. That said I am one of those ppl that can make by just seeing it. Many ppl cannot.I make ribbon roses by hand and
I am going out to find leaves…something i haven’t done in a bzillion years…Thank you…
Thank you for your comments Roni! Your ribbon roses sound wonderful! I’d love to see them… feel free to post them on our Facebook page! Enjoy the foliage!
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I love this I will be trying this
Great! Can’t wait to see your results! Make sure to post them on our page!
great tutorial —- I’m going outside and gather leaves and feed my chickens
Awesome! My mom had chickens once and it was my job to take care of them when she would go out of town. Enjoy the gorgeous fall weather and look forward to see your pictures!
Absolutely loved the video!. What a fabulous idea, my question is are they any written step-by-step process?
Absolutely! http://sistersknowbest.com/2014/10/11/nicole-dukes-easy-free-diy-fall-decoration/ Glad you enjoyed the video!
SO excited to make these this fall with my toddler! What a great Thanksgiving family project! Thank you for sharing 🙂
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