This week we learned how to do roses. They are a lot of work so that is all we worked on, which was nice because they took a long time to figure out.
Here is the one my teacher did to show us how to do it. I wanted to see what some of my other ink colors look like, so I dyed my frosting orange this week.
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In 2 hours I was able to make 10 roses (plus my teachers demonstration rose is on the board). By the end of class I was feeling much better about my skills. As always, my biggest problems is learning how to hold my hand and rotate it for the different rows of petals.
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The rose on the left was my very first and the one on the right was my my best one. My teacher was so excited that I had finally figured out how to do an open rose so we had to get a picture.
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Roses were terribly hard for me. I think I finally mastered them though!
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