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A tussie-mussie is a compact floral bouquet with bound stems, classically presented with the stems wrapped in ribbon or enclosed in a decorative cone. The origins of the term “tussie-mussie” are a bit unclear, but the practice of giving the...
･ 1 Decide who will receive your tussie mussie and what you want it to say. Then gather the flowers you... ･ 2 Cut the stems of the flowers for your tussie mussie to four to six inches from the bottom of the flower... ･ 3 Start with your ce...
I posted this tutorial on the Studio Calico blog, but wanted to share it here too. This Tussie Mussie tutorial is picture heavy, so I've split it into two posts. In their current form, tussie mussies rose to popularity during the reign of Q...
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･ 1 Choose the type of flower you would like to use. Several red roses make a dramatic bouquet that's perfect... ･ 2 Purchase individual flowers on or just before Valentine's Day to ensure they are still fresh when given... ･ 3 Squeeze the ...
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Tussie Mussies are making a comeback. They are being used for weddings and tea parties and just as a way to show appreciation for someone as a gift. What is a tussie mussie you ask? A tussie mussie is a small bouquet which debuted in Vic...
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2169879/how_to...
After you have made the cone for your Tussie Mussie, it's time to embellish it and fill it up. I didn't take a photo of it, but the very first thing you need to do is punch a hole in the upper back of your tussie mussie. You then slip both ...
http://davinie.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-make-tussie-...
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