How Do You Make A Paper Rosette?
Paper rosettes make the ideal adornment for a gift. They also are popular in home decor and are a charming party favor. In Mexico, the making paper rosettes is an art, and people use them on altars during Day of the Dead and in place of real flowers in giant vases and bowls. The paper flower trend has traveled northward to the United States, too. In a recent article in the hip home design magazine “Domino,” Laura Cramer said that Mexican paper rosettes are among the top things in the world that give her joy. Making a paper rosette is a quick and easy proposition. Lay out sheets of tissue paper to determine a vivid color combination. Some people make paper rosettes in only one shade, while others may combine light blue with indigo, pink with poppy orange, red with purple, light green with lemon yellow, navy blue with white, and other bold contrasts. Tissue paper also comes imprinted with patterns or embedded with glitter. Start simple. There are many complex ways to make paper rosettes,
