#Clover cookie plus

(Especially if you photograph the can in such a way to hide the mistakes.) 1 Place your pliers on one side of a mark. Tip: If you're concerned about making a mistake you can try the steps below on the other end of the can where you can make a mistake and no one will know. If there's a little lip from a pop-top, turn the can over. Important: Remember to put them on 'sharp' edge of the can. 3 Transfer the markings to your can.Wrap the paper around your can again and make matching marks on the rim of the can.

For a clover divide it by 6 (three for the leaves, plus little indents in the middle of each leaf.) 2c Mark off the distance on the strip of paper.Make marks on your paper the distance calculated above.

If you're trying this while lost in the jungle and have no ruler, you can fold the paper into fifths (or eights or whatever) 2b Divide the length by the number of petals in your flower.Cherry blossoms have 5 petals, so for my can the distance was 4.9cm (49 mm, just over 1 7/8'). For a can of non-condensed soup the length was 24.5 cm. 2a Measure the paper.We need to do a little math, so measuring in cm will probably be easier than inches. 1 Wrap a strip of paper around the can, cut to length.Cut a strip of paper so it will go around the can exactly once. We need to do a little measuring so we can get our petals the same size.

#Clover cookie plus