Claudine, look at this!

[R.R.]

It made me think of you and your roses

http://sistersknowbest.com/2014/10/11/nicole-dukes-easy-free-diy-fall-decoration/

 

[claudine]

It's so beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing this guide, I will try to make a rose from tree leaves too

 

[R.R.]

 

[Trellum]

That's some really amazing art right there I wonder how they managed to make that leaf soft enough to shape it into a rose? It's quite creative if you ask me, what a way to use all those leaves Someone with a lot time in their hands could make a whole bouquet

 

[vennybunny]

That's some really amazing art right there I wonder how they managed to make that leaf soft enough to shape it into a rose? It's quite creative if you ask me, what a way to use all those leaves Someone with a lot time in their hands could make a whole bouquet

Maybe give them a soak in water? Or pick leaves that are still sort of fresh.

As someone who does Origami, using leaves for folding seems like a nightmare. All the cracks! Kudos to whoever pulled it off!

 

[Carolyn]

This has been all over Facebook. I think those are mostly freshly picked leaves that are still soft. I would probably buy them from a craft store so they would last. They sure would make pretty centerpieces and wedding bouquets.