Flowers for One and All
We’ve rounded up nine of our favorite paper flowers for beginners! Featuring a variety of different papers and materials, there’s a little something for everyone. Featuring cosmos, marigolds, daisies, anemones, apple blossoms, magnolia, mums, iris and wild roses… scroll down and click the links to make something beautiful today. These tutorials are as easy as they are fun. Give them all a try, no matter your experience level.
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Frosted Paper Cosmos Flower
Tissue Paper Marigolds
Simple Paper Daisies
Mini Mums
Crepe Paper Iris
Crepe Paper Wild Roses
Crepe Paper Magnolia Branch
Double Sided Crepe Paper Anemone
Paper Apple Blossoms
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9 Comments
Hello Lia. I would like to know if you sale flower’s petal and Leaves template.
Hi Jeanne. As a member of this site, you would have access to all of the templates and tutorials. If you would like some pre-cut petals and leaves, we offer them in our frosted paper over in the shop. https://feltpaperscissors.com/product-category/frosted-paper-flower-kits/
I would really love to try your flowers, but I don’t have a Cricut machine. Do you have a beginner kit that I could cut out with a scissors to see if this craft is really for me? Thanks, Tami
Hi Tami! You don’t *need* a cutting machine to make flowers. It comes in handy for smaller, detailed flowers but I still cut most of my crepe flowers by hand. We do have crepe paper flower AND frosted paper kits in our shop if you want to start there. This crepe paper anemone is also a great one to start with and cut by hand. Also, if you’re an annual member you should sign up for our (free!) Crepe Paper Flower class that begins May 1. We’ll teach you everything you need to know to get started making paper flowers!
Lia, I’ve to hold off on buying a cricut, but am concerned about scoring my flowers without it. How do I score effectively to get the detail on my flowers.
A bone folder and ruler would work great for adding scored details!
Subscribed as a monthly member and found there is nothing for a beginner to download! It was abit disappointing.
I’m sorry to hear that Chloe! This post you commented on has 9 of our favorite flowers that are great for beginners. Feel free to reach out to hello@liagriffith.com if you’d like some other specific suggestions!
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