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| The Rose and Tulip have a lot of similarities. Start with the largest petal ring first and insert the tabs into the hole on the adjacent petal forming a bowl. |
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| This picture shows the different sets of petals for the rose. |
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| The piece above is the stem. Form it by rolling the rectangle part shown on the right up above. The goal here is to form a tight roll so you may have to roll it a few times. The long thin part to the left is kept straight. |
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| Once rolled tightly. Check the hole on the petals to make sure that the stem fits into the hole. Once rolled glue in place. |
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| Fold the long piece along the dotted lines. |
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| Form a tri-fold which will be the top part of the stem and hold the petals down. |
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| Insert stem through the smallest petals. Ensure the tri-fold is on the inside. |
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| Insert other petals onto the stem from smallest to largest. |
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| Form base cone, by curling it then gluing the edge that overlaps. Be sure to the gap at the tip of the cone to insert the stem. |
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| Slide base onto the stem and press up against the petals. |
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| Add leaves by gluing the base of the leave onto the stem. Once attached fold down. |
