
Longiflorum Lily

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1 Hook a piece of 20 gauge light green wire. Heat the hook with a cigarette lighter. Insert into a large sausage of white paste. Work into a bud shape with a curved tip. 2 Mark with a six-wire "cage" with every second space narrow. 3 Gently pinch a ridge along the wider sections. Remove the cage and leave to dry. 4 When dry dust the base, tip and along the ridges with a mixture of moss green, primrose and cornflour. |
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1 Cut six lengths of 30 gauge white wire. Hook the end then bend sideways like a golf club. 2 Dip in glue and attach a small cigar piece of yellow paste. 3 When dry brush with glue and dip into yellow polenta with orange and brown added. 4 Dust the stems with the green/primrose mix. |
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5 Cut a length of 24 gauge light green wire. Do not make a hook. Roll a piece of pale spruce green paste down the wire about 13 ". The pistil should be about B the length of the petal. Taper until fine at the base. 6 With tweezers pinch the top into a trefoil shape then make a groove down the centre of each section with a clay cleaning tool. 7 Glaze when dry. |
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8 Cut six lengths of 26 gauge white wire. Roll white modelling paste thinly. Cut petals. Insert moistened wire. Ball the edges until fine. 9 Vein with all purpose veiner then mark two cental lines with the dresden tool. Bend the sides in to accentuate the central veining. Curve the tip back. 10 Make 5 more petals the same. 11 Before the petals are dry, dust the base, tip and back of the petals with the green/primrose mix.
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Tape the stamens around the pistil then tape three petals around evenly.
Tape the other three petals behind these and overlapping the first row
of petals.
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