Cardstock Tuberose Flowers
Stop and Smell the Tuberoses
It’s always such a treat for me to introduce a new addition to our vast paper flower collection. Though admittedly, we’ve designed quite a lot of flowers over the years, I’m always delighted to find there’s more beauty out there to discover! These Cardstock Tuberose Flowers are so lovely and work beautifully as part of our winter craft collection.
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Tuberoses, with their sweet fragrance and snow-white blossoms, perfectly capture the magic and mystery of winter. Interestingly, tuberoses were once believed to ward off evil spirits. Today, they’re mostly grown as ornamental flowers, and you may catch a whiff from time to time as their extracts are used as notes in perfume.
Though our Cardstock Tuberose Flowers may lack that signature scent, we think we nailed the look! Our design features a mix of closed buds and open blooms to achieve a more realistic look. We know the tuberose’s delicate blossoms may seem challenging, but don’t worry! With a bit of patience, we’ll help you master the art of shaping these intricate petals in our step-by-step tutorial.
Once complete, I envision these cardstock tuberose flowers adorning your holiday table or nestled in a bouquet of other bold winter flowers. Truthfully, with their delicate white blooms, the style potential for these flowers is endless. As always, we love seeing your crafting triumphs. Share your Cardstock Tuberose Flowers with us on Instagram with hashtag #MadeWithLia or in our crafters’ community.
Tools
- Kai 8″ Scissors
- Kai 5″ Detail Scissors
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Needle-Nose Tweezers
- Paintbrush
- Steel Ball Shaping Tool
- Blending Brushes
- Felting Pad or Folded cloth
Materials
- Lia Griffith Cardstock — Muslin, Grasshopper, and Holiday Green
- PanPastel — Red Iron Oxide Tint 380.8 and Hansa Yellow Shade 220.3
- Floral Tape — Fern & Moss
- Aleene’s Tacky Glue or Art Glitter Glue
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6 Comments
Hi there.
Seems like something wrong, I can’t get access to the classes?
Make sure you are logged in first. When you say classes are you referring to the tutorial for this project?
Do I still have my membership?
Sherry Laird
braxaaron@gmail.com
I believe you are, but our customer service is not in today to check for sure. Are you having difficulty logging in? You can email hello@liagriffith.com and they will get back to you tomorrow.
These flowers are so beautiful. I hope to see you , Lia include these in a flower arrangement. Thanks so much to you and your staff for sharing your talent with us.
Yes! They would be stunning in an arrangement!