SUPPLIES & TOOLS:
- Cricut® machine
- Download the provided flower templates into your Cricut® machine
- Floral tape
- 2-3 Cloth stem floral wire packets
- Wire cutters
- 1 Roll of green floral tape
- Glue for paper- Tombow glue with green cap
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Assorted cardstock 12"x 12" paper
- 1 Package of assorted crepe paper including greens
- Scissors
DIRECTIONS:
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FOR THE BOUQUET
- Download the templates into your Cricut® machine.
- Cut out a variety of flowers in different shapes and sizes in each pattern.
- Build the flowers and glue together using your hot glue gun and the paper glue as needed.
- Using your hot glue gun, attach the floral heads to the cloth stem wire. Cut the wire to the desired height of your bouquet (suggested height is 10").
- Cut out leaves and bases to the flowers in the green crepe papers. Attached the leaves to the floral stem. Set aside.
- Once you have created about 30 flowers of different shapes and sizes you are ready to assemble.
- Hold the first large flower in your left hand like holding a bouquet. Add additional flowers, one at a time, arranging them in your hand as you create the bouquet. Once you have about 4-5 stems gathered, using the floral tape, tape them together so they don't slip out of your hand. Continue to build the bouquet taping the next 4-5 flowers to the original bouquet. Slide the additional flowers in and around the bunch that you are holding on your left hand to create a nice rounded designed bouquet.
To print the patterns, click on the "Download Project PDF" button (above). Enlarge patterns.
Craft Hack Tips and Tricks:
- Avoid creating patterns by varying the placement of flowers.
- Try not to make the bouquet too heavy in certain areas by mixing up the size of flowers.
- When finished, bend the flower heads to make them more pleasing to the eye.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jaxx from
PAPER FLOWRS ARE THE BEST!!!
Thank you for offering these templates and instructions! I hope to see more of these types of projects. So few and far between unfortunately. I love them, they came out wonderfully. A tip, make them svgs instead of pdfs. Pdfs can't be uploaded to Cricut!! Other than that. 5 stars!
Date published: 2023-09-03