Does anyone know how to glue rosettes on top of each other for backdrop?

Here is another sample picture. txs

Hot Glue? Just a guess, but that stuff is my go to.

What BreeCheez said - That's what i would use...hot glue.

Try glue dots! they work wonders and would prob work really well on this project.

Are you attaching them to a fabric backdrop? Or are you wanting to connect the rosettes to each other (with nothing behind them)?

I suspect that they are connected using the center section. You might be able to actually stitch the centers to a backdrop. Or, maybe, use a brad of some kind.

Actually, I found a tutorial on a baby shower blog. They recommend hot glue. There is a bit more to it that just "use hot glue" so here is the link:

http://www.creative-baby-shower-ideas.com/make-a-rosette.html

And here's another tutorial... but they use nails to attach them to a wall.

Using brads to attach then to cardboard should be a reasonable equivalent.

http://catchmyparty.com/blog/diy-how-to-make-a-backdrop-out-of-paper-rosettes

Thanks all, I happened across those links today - how funny. Yes I was wondering how you glue them to overlap them. I would probably mount them on foam board. I think the idea of using a cardstock loop on the back to glue between the foam board and rosette might work. The loop could be forgiving in the distance off the board for those that are overlapping in the front.

Yes definitely glue gun - thanks all!