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This is my brag post. My dearest made me this copper flower for our 7th anniversary in December. Being the hands-on type and knowing that I love using stuff around the house, he melted my heart with this gift.
He mentioned that he used copper wire because you’re supposed to give something made of copper on a 7th anniversary (oops), but you can use any wire.
The wire in this flower is a very thin gauge copper wire, so he doubled and twisted it (safety wire style if you’re an A&P Mech) and formed the scroll center first. He then made a “stem” to secure the petals to. The flower is one solid piece, so it is fairly sturdy while maintaining its delicate appearance.
It measures about 2 1/2 inches in diameter, making it the perfect size to finish into a pin, magnet, hairpiece, or whatever you can think of.
For now, I just like to look at it and think “my honey took the time to think and make that for me!”
MooneeMum said:
Flowers that last forever, how sweet!
Don't Buy A Thing said:
I certainly enjoy them!
Cara Olsen said:
These are adorable! You could attach a hook and hang something or use as a decorative bauble! My blog is still relatively new, but I have a few DIY’s posted that you might enjoy 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
Cara
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