made her own wedding cones.. the things you stick the rosepetals in for when you get out of church.. they looked so pretty!! Can you repost the picture and the instructions??? thanks!!
JENNCHRIS
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wasn't me - but here are some pics of petal cones that i had on the computer - i am in the process of making ours, it's easy.
It wasnt me either..but i did ake my own cones, very easy! You can buy teh doilies from teh dollar store, one pack has 50 I think, I used double stick tape when I folded them and stuck teh petals in, they came out beautiful!!!
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When do you use them? After the ceremony-can you use them in conjunction with bubbles outside the church?
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I saw them online made out of sheet music - which is cool b/c you can either copy the music of your song - or buy vintage sheet music at a garage sale and make them...
Can you have them if you are not getting married in a church?? I thought it would be great to have them while we walk down the aisle after we get married...
Are you using real, freeze-dried or fabric??
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I think it was shelzyp
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I made them, but I haven't posted that before. It was VERY easy to do. I bought 12' square vellum paper from Michaels. Cut it into 6' circles (tools for scrapbooking work great), then used labels from myweddinglabels.com to hold together.
I will try and post the picture, but I usually don't have great luck. The picture doesn't show it, but the paper has a faint rose pattern in it.
i had mystudents make them they each designed a few and most of my kids came to the church and thre petals from their own cones!
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Thank you all so much!!! I am probably going to use the real ones - for when we get out of the church.
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You are all so talented!!!
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Does the paper need to be cut into circles?
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i was trying with doilies, someone posted the image up a couple of posts, and it is from martha stewart and she says cut the doily into quarters. when i cut theminto quarters, they were hard to roll, so i may cut the doilies in half and see how that works. i think as long as the top part has a concave shape or circular shape, it should work.
