English Rose Type 1 from wafer paper - video demonstration lesson with Petya Shmarova

The course includes 11 lessons of more than 4 hours 
Pre-record easy-to-follow step-by-step video lessons.

To access the Course will need Google Account.

Learn how to create English Rose out of wafer paper. 

Demonstration lesson with Petya Shmarova 

Rose in the lesson is pink 

During the lessons, you will learn

* how to treat wafer paper / without using alcohol 
* how to choose the correct thickness
* how to use templates
* how to wafer paper cone centre
* how to create a nice looking centre NEW way
* how to cut realistic looking foliage without the use of cutting plotter or zigzag scissors 
* how to colour
* how to add texture with veiners
* how to choose correct veiners
* how to wire petals
* how to make full bloom flower
* how to make rosebuds
*how to make realistic foliage
* how to apply wire

You will have an equipment and materials list, as well as templates

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To access Video will need Google Account. Please, make sure to send us your account email if it's different from the one you use for the registration

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We don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations for Facebook, Video, ZOOM, or other Virtual  Tutorials.

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