The Secrets of Fashioning Ribbon Flowers: Heirlooms for the Next Generation
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Average customer review:Product Description
This guide offers complete step-by-step instructions showing how to fashion from ribbon 15 flowers such as roses, pansies, violets, sweet peas, carnations and peonies. It also gives innovative ways to use the flowers in home decor, jewellery, hats, bags and lampshades.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #937607 in Books
- Published on: 1998-05
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 127 pages
Editorial Reviews
From the Author
Hello to all those with a passion for ribbon
Many thanks to all of you who have purchased my book and bouquets to you for your interest in learning this timeless artform. Enjoy! The ribbonwork techniques you learn and the beautiful treasures you create will be wonderful heirlooms for you to pass down to the next generation.
Customer Reviews
Helen's ribbon flowers are outstanding as are the photos.
Reviewed by Nancy Wyatt, editor of Better Homes and Gardens "Cross Stitch & Needlework" magazine.
If you like to make ribbon flowers or just like to look at beautiful things, you'll enjoy Helen's book, The Secrets of Fashioning Ribbon Flowers: Heirlooms For the Next Generation. The flowers look so real you expect to catch a floral scent from the bouquet featured on the cover! Helen has created the instructions and step-by-step illustrations for more than 22 flowers and leaves, not to mention at least seven different ribbon roses. The examples of Helen's flower making are outstanding and the photography of her designs is simply beautiful. There are 20 projects in which Helen has used her ribbon flowers for elegant accessories that reader will enjoy for decorating, wearing, or giving as gifts. Throughout the book you will find helpful tips called "Fashioning Secrets" that will make your flower crafting experience more plesurable. Helen, who lives in the United States now, still uses some of her native Australian dialect (which she clarifies for readers in a glossary in the back of the book).


