A man holds a crown rosette while a girl places a diamond-shaped piece at the center of another.

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King’s Day Rosettes with Dad

A father holds up a pleated rosette with a crown motif while his daughter places a diamond-shaped paper piece on another rosette. Ribbon tails and round paper pieces lie on the table. Use different shades on neighboring folds to bring out the rosettes’ shape.

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Orange pleats around a white center

Make the paper folds orange and keep each round center bright and clear.

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Digital example: A father and daughter make orange paper rosettes at a tan table beside tulips.

1. Orange — rosettes and crowns
2. Blue — clothes and canal view
3. Coral — small flowers and bow
4. Peach — faces and hands
5. Brown — hair and table
6. Green — leaves

Color pleats, ribbon tails, crowns, flags and tulips orange; add orange to the glue-stick ends.
Use blue on the father's shirt, lighter blue on the girl's dress, sky, windows and water.
Color dress flowers, crown tulips and pot bow coral.
Add peach to faces, necks and hands.
Color hair brown and the table and picture frame light tan.
Color tulip leaves and distant trees green.

Round rosette centers and loose paper disks stay white; fold lines remain visible.

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