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Old 08-12-2011, 04:59 AM   #1  
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It looks like strips of paper..probably 3/4 to 1 inch wide by 8.5 long. You probably need at least 12. Put the ends to the middle and secure with adhesive. Then layer the loops ..I would start with two, making a cross and then add more to fill in the spaces. You could secure them with glue dots.

That's what it looks like to me....
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If you click on the picture of the jar, then it takes you to her Stampin' Up! site which gives a supply list. That might help a little.
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My heart when all aflutter! I was hoping it was something 3D LOL I haven't got a hot clue how to make flowers.
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I saw something similar in an add for American Crafts in a magazine. It says to go to Studio for details. I haven't had a chance to look at it yet though ...
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It looks like strips of paper..probably 3/4 to 1 inch wide by 8.5 long. You probably need at least 12. Put the ends to the middle and secure with adhesive. Then layer the loops ..I would start with two, making a cross and then add more to fill in the spaces. You could secure them with glue dots.

That's what it looks like to me....
You are exactly right. Here is a basic tutorial for making a loopy flower out of strips of paper. You can vary the width and length to change the look:

Simple Scrapbooking Tutorial: Easy Handmade Flower | Simple Scrapbooking Ideas with Lain Ehmann
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Thank you! Heading to my room to try them out....
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