

Then I worked on emulating some of the two dimensional flowers from the original photo...


I'm thinking I want to completely cover the pinata with tissue flowers, both 2D and 3D, of all different shapes, color combinations, and sizes. What do you think?
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Both look really nice, I especially love the 2D for a pinata they are so graphic! How did you do the 3D ones?
Those are awesome! The 3D ones look like hydrangeas :) Ooooh the pinata is going to be so cool. Thanks again!
These remind me of some flowers that I think you made at Pre school for Mothers Day.
Mum.
I love the 3D flowers....how did you make them???
I experimented with a few different ideas I found online, and ended up combining a couple of different ways to make them. They weren't hard - but very fiddly since tissue paper is sooo thin. I'll post a tutorial soon... watch this space! :)
Those are lovely!
Those are a lot of fun to make, aren't they? I LOVE 'em!
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