Yes, I am so aware of the fact that I am SLLLLLOWW.......and asking about stuff from eons ago.
Take a look at this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oItvzjKTpzIThis is probably the most realistic looking amaryllis flower I have seen thus far. And I had to dig really hard on my internet research to find this video.
But how to connect all the dots. First I can't hear well, and the captioning on this you tube video is pretty bad. Second, I am math impaired, this person uses the metric centimeters and would need to understand conversion to inches. Third, designing the petals in SCAL might be difficult for me, as I still can't "see" shapes as well as I should. Last, not sure if crepe paper is a cuttable thing on a plotter - may be better with coffee filters, but manuvering those curves in crepe paper looks great here.
I will go and look for penny's instructions on her flower. For a table centerpiece and/or gifts, mixing up the flowers in red and white could be a great idea.......
UPDATE: OK well I tried to do the petal shapes in inkscape. I am SURE they need to be further edited, and I did not pay attention to size (centimeter confusion). Petal b is harder, because of the little dip in the top that I saw in the video. Probably not right. Can anyone run with this?
I am uploading the .svg files and tell me if I am close?
Pat
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New owner of an 18" cougar and the gazelle...still a newbie at the cougar and will soon explore it............