“Rose Candle Holders“

Start by removing the roses from the stem.

When you have them off of the stem, you can begin removing the stuff that holds them together (I never knew how they made this stay together, interesting), and separating the petals.

Once you have the flowers are disassembled, pick one of the large pieces and add a glue dot (or hot glue) in the center.  Add one of the other large pieces to this, making sure to offset the petals a bit to make it more full in how it looks.  Color choices are up to you.  I decided to go with (2) separate ones that went together well, but you can keep it all one, etc.

Continue doing this with as many of the petals as you wish.

Once you have them all together, use your fingers to kind of fluff that back up.  Gluing them all and going through what they did, they seem to be a bit flat.  You can curl them up and just try to make them look full.

Now you can just attach or sit in your battery-operated candles (I just saw after buying these, that they have them colored now, so you could always match them better that way, too).

Arrange them as you wish and ENJOY!

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