The orange ruffly one looks like a carnation.
the flatter ones look like a daisy.
the lighter color ruffly one might be a gardenia.
The flat 4 petaled flowers are dogwood. The larger look like peonies, though the centers are simpler. I think you can use a rose cutter or peony cutter and ruffle to get that effect.
Thank you for the replies...Yes, i was just looking at the larger flowers (orange fluffy ones) ... These are separate petals,right? Not just a large round or carnation cutter?
Did not get many answers last night so I am trying to move this up..
Thanks
Sweetflowers gave you some good answers. I was just guessing and I was wrong, I didn't even notice that the smaller flowers only had 4 petals.
I would suggest asking and posting the pics on a Flower forum, they would be faster to give to accurate answers.
I would make the base of the orange flowers one large circle cut w/pinking shears lacking a specific cutter. Make each layer of petals (4?) a bit smaller, then make the center petals seperate OR use the 5 petal rose cutter, ruffling the edges and twisting them into the center of the other petals.
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