3D flower tutorial link

[Lady Helen]

I found this 3D tutorial that I wanted to share with others.

http://www.freepatternsforstainedglass.com/3D-flowers.html

[nansea121]

  Thanks m'dear! They look like fun to do. Great way to use some scrap up:)

[ct4mom]

  Helen those are so cute.

[Becki]

They are cute!  Almost makes me want to go search for my soldering iron....almost! 

[Anne]

lol @ Becki.  I KNOW it would take more than that to get you to get that iron out!!!
They are cute Helen, almost makes you want to make a few eh?

[Lou Ann]

Why don't you test the waters for us Anne and let us know how it goes 

Those little pieces are right up your alley and after today I am out of the little piece business until next time I decide to try another fair

LA

[Anne]

Why don't you test the waters for us Anne and let us know how it goes 

Those little pieces are right up your alley and after today I am out of the little piece business until next time I decide to try another fair

LA

I hear you LA, I'm getting there too! I've only a few things left to do off my have to list so I'm playing with the kiln.  Got my lustre paper today that'll keep me busy for a while. So...no 3D flowers for me, you get to do that one Lady Helen and show us how!

[Lady Helen]

On the flower with a stem I ended up using some MacTack to keep the petal parts angles while I tacked them.
Once angled correctly I used push pins to keep them in position, worked very well!
For now I just wanted to do a trial, I will make more and add leaves once I get the other part of the whirl done.

[Anne]

they look great Helen, and it looks like you're having fun.  Yay..........

[ct4mom]

Looking cool Helen, like the mac tack idea too

[Audrey]

I tried one of these last year and ran into issues with the small pieces, though I can't remember exactly what they were , so I tabled it for the future. I do plan to work with these soon. they are too cute to give up on.