Thank you for this video, you shared tips that other videos probably wouldn't want to share, you're really creative and smart, I've watched many videos about wafer paper but I don't really understand it. After watching your videos, I thought all the answers for making wafer paper flowers lie in these videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback! ❤️ I made these videos to share with people my knowledge and passion to wafer paper flowers, and I’m glad to hear that you liked them and found them useful. Please, feel free to ask me any questions about wafer paper flowers! I will be happy to help!
@@cheshirebakery5312 Thank you very much, I'm just new to working with wafer paper and I really feel grateful for your videos because they give very detailed instructions and I didn't expect that you would agree to help me, Thank you very much, which social media can I contact you for your help? Sorry, I'm not good at English so I have to use google translate :)
@@SamSam-id5pf I’m glad you want to learn how to work with wafer paper and to make flowers! It’s very interesting and relaxing process :) You can send me a message on Instagram (cheshirebakery)
Hello! I always attach wire to the smooth side of the petal, so the bumpy side is a front side of the petal. It is much easier to color and has some texture that looks more realistic.
@@anielawilliams2544 it’s ok, no worries! I had the same problem before. To be honest, it’s all the matter of practice. The petals are very gentle (to much moisture, to little moisture, pressing the mold too hard may cause wafer paper tearing). After many attempts you will get a feeling how to condition wafer paper and press the mold. It’s just practice. As an option, after conditioning the petal, you might apply some corn starch on the petal (with a big fluffy brush) before shaping it with a mold. It will absorb extra moisture and prevent the petal from sticking to the mold.
@@guillermopaulibarguenavell9964 I'm sorry, I misunderstood your question at first. The manufacturer doesn't specify the thickness on the package. I used this one www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CI50S34/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you for this video, you shared tips that other videos probably wouldn't want to share, you're really creative and smart, I've watched many videos about wafer paper but I don't really understand it. After watching your videos, I thought all the answers for making wafer paper flowers lie in these videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback! ❤️
I made these videos to share with people my knowledge and passion to wafer paper flowers, and I’m glad to hear that you liked them and found them useful.
Please, feel free to ask me any questions about wafer paper flowers! I will be happy to help!
@@cheshirebakery5312 Thank you very much, I'm just new to working with wafer paper and I really feel grateful for your videos because they give very detailed instructions and I didn't expect that you would agree to help me, Thank you very much, which social media can I contact you for your help? Sorry, I'm not good at English so I have to use google translate :)
@@SamSam-id5pf I’m glad you want to learn how to work with wafer paper and to make flowers! It’s very interesting and relaxing process :)
You can send me a message on Instagram (cheshirebakery)
This tutorial is well explained + demonstrated ❤
Thank you very much for your comment! I’m happy you liked the tutorial! ❤️
La tecnica de hacer los pistilos es fantastica, muchas gracias por compartir
My pleasure! I’m happy the video was helpful! ❤️
C'est vraiment magnifique, du très beau travail. Bravo
Thank you! 💖💖💖
So wonderful channel! Thank you for your creative!
Thank you so much for you kind comment! I’m happy you like my channel! 😍
Beautiful! Instead of glycerin, can I mix with alcool or water only?
Sure! Glycerin makes petals more pliable, but you can definitely use mixture of water + vodka (I recommend to use the ratio of 50/50).
Wonderful!
Thank you! ❤️
Lovely, will try
Thank you very much! I’m so happy to hear that you liked the video ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Tatsiana, thank you for this video!! What side do you put the wire on the bumpy side or smooth side? Thank you
Hello! I always attach wire to the smooth side of the petal, so the bumpy side is a front side of the petal. It is much easier to color and has some texture that looks more realistic.
@@cheshirebakery5312 thank you so much, I’ll try it👌
@@cheshirebakery5312 I must be doing it wrong, they’re tearing a lot. Especially on the veiner. I’ll keep trying
@@anielawilliams2544 it’s ok, no worries! I had the same problem before. To be honest, it’s all the matter of practice. The petals are very gentle (to much moisture, to little moisture, pressing the mold too hard may cause wafer paper tearing). After many attempts you will get a feeling how to condition wafer paper and press the mold. It’s just practice.
As an option, after conditioning the petal, you might apply some corn starch on the petal (with a big fluffy brush) before shaping it with a mold. It will absorb extra moisture and prevent the petal from sticking to the mold.
@@cheshirebakery5312 ok I’ll keep trying. Thank you Tatsiana
may i know the thickness of wafer paper for making anemone and peony ?
Absolutely!
I live in the US, and here we only have thin and thick wafer paper. For all flowers I use thin one.
I believe it’s about 0.3 mm.
Linda
Thank you!
what is the size of each petal?
I attached a link to the template in the description to this tutorial. It is good for a A4 or letter size paper.
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Hi, what number of string is using?
For each flower you will need 4 stamens. For each stamen I wrapped the string around my fingers about 20 - 25 times.
@@cheshirebakery5312 i asked You about thickness of string. Thanks.
@@guillermopaulibarguenavell9964 I'm sorry, I misunderstood your question at first.
The manufacturer doesn't specify the thickness on the package. I used this one www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CI50S34/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you.