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Almost everyone loves chocolate, and roses are also high on the list of preferred gifts for many occasions. How about combining roses and chocolate by making a colorful bouquet of roses with none other than Hershey's Kisses? You don't have to buy chocolate roses when you can make your own. The following roses made from Hershey's Kisses are eye-catching, easy to make, and highly impressive. Make a dozen roses with Hershey's Kisses for Valentine's Day or for any occasion, and make someone's day extra special. Homemade gifts such as these truly convey how much you care!
Necessary Supplies
To make a dozen roses with Hershey's Kisses you'll need 12 - 22 or gauge or higher floral wire stems, a roll of floral tape, 24 Hershey's Kisses in any flavor you prefer, green tissue paper for the foliage, scissors, double-sided tape, a low-temp glue gun, and any colors of tissue paper you want for the roses. You'll find floral tape and floral wire in the craft section of most major discount stores or at your local craft supply store.
Procedure
Begin by taping two wrapped Hershey's Kisses together bottom to bottom. Next, cut out doubled sheets of tissue paper squares approximately 6 inches in diameter to wrap the Hershey's Kisses. Wrap them securely, and trim the top of the tissue paper rosebud if necessary. Slightly twist the paper to keep it in place and make it look like a bud.
The next step is to push a floral wire stem through the bottom of the tissue paper covered Hershey's Kisses, and put a dab of low-temp hot glue around the base. While the glue is drying, cut out green tissue paper leaves as well as a tissue paper base for the flower. It should be shaped like the base of a rosebud with several points around a circle.
Next, push the tissue paper base up the floral wire stem, and glue it in place with tiny dots of hot glue. Once the glue is dry, begin wrapping the stem from the bottom up with floral tape. Approximately halfway up the stem, attach the foliage beneath the layers of tape as you wind it around. Wrap a few extra layers around the base of the roses to make them appear more realistic and keep the tissue paper in place.
Presentation
Once twelve roses made with Hershey's Kisses are complete, consider how you want to present them. They can be placed in a vase, or they can be placed in a box and secured at the stems with a wide satin bow. Use your sense of creativity and imagination to decide how you want to present a dozen roses made with Hershey's Kisses to a friend or loved one.
Consider including a card with a personal sentiment, or print a card with the following poem. I wanted to give you flowers and sweets, so I made you this box of chocolate treats. They look like roses, but the petals hide, something sweet and tasty inside. Unwrap the buds and you will see, very special kisses to you from me! Otherwise, make up your own special personalized poem. The recipient of this special gift of chocolate roses made with Hershey's Kisses will appreciate your thoughtfulness as well as the pretty wrapped chocolates. They'll look too good to eat!
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