VIDEO: Easy Crepe Paper Daisy
Fresh as a Daisy
Super fresh, fun, and easy to make, this crepe paper daisy is sure to brighten anyone’s day. Simply gather the materials listed below and craft along with our video tutorial at the bottom of this post.
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Instructions
- Gather the tools and materials listed above. Then download the pattern below for this crepe paper daisy.
- Cut the crepe paper using scissors according to the template notes. Or use your cutting machine.
- Fold the large green crepe strip in half.
- Color the top 1/3″ of the green crepe strips with the marker, then fringe it with the scissors. Color and fringe the folded edge of the large strip.
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Tools
- Cricut Maker or Silhouette Cameo 4 (optional)
- Craft Scissors
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
Materials
- Lia Griffith Extra Fine Crepe Paper –Fern, Juniper, Linen
- Frosted Text Weight Paper (for leaves) – Fairway, Lime Satin (discontinued)
- Art Markers — Copic Sketch Honey (Y38)
- 18-Gauge Green Paper Covered Wire
- Floral Tape — Pine
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39 Comments
Hi! I was wonder what crepe paper greenery would be best paired with these flowers?
I think any of these would be a nice fit for the Daisy. They are all small enough to not overpower the little bloom. https://liagriffith.com/crepe-paper-greenery-workshop/
Thank you so much this is now working and I’m back in my happy place crafting again.
Great!!
help I’ve used this pattern numerous times on my Cricut but today when I’ve tried to download it ti use it will not transfer others patterns are transferring successfully but this one just continues to fail.
I’ve turned my Cricut off, downloaded the SVG has anyone any ideas – what am i missing?
This seems to be happening with some of our older SVG files with the Cricut software update. I have updated the file for you so it should work now.
These leaves seem like they’d be hard to hand cut. Is there an easier alternative leaf to use?
If you’re looking for a more simple shape leaf, give one of these a try: https://liagriffith.com/frosted-paper-lolita-coral-rose/, https://liagriffith.com/frosted-paper-gardenia/, https://liagriffith.com/member-make-crepe-paper-hellebore/, https://liagriffith.com/heavy-crepe-paper-peonies/
tried getting the SVG file but said it may be edited or removed?
I just double-checked and was able to download the SVG without any issues. Maybe try a different browser or restarting? If that doesn’t work, please email a screenshot of what you’re seeing to hello@liagriffith.com and we’ll help you out!
For the simple daisies, why color the fern paper instead of using an orange/yellow crepe paper? Just curious
Hi Heather,
We only colored the tips of the fringed fern crepe paper so that the fern paper creates a bit of a green glow in the flower! 🙂
Hi Lia
I have the crepe paper flower book and tried to download the svg codes but nothing came up am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
Beverley
Hi Beverley,
We have emailed you at the email used for your membership and have sent some instructions on how to access the files, we hope this helps and that you can start crafting very soon! 🙂
Do you have a SVG for the Gerbera Daisy that is in the Crepe Paper Flower book published in 2018? The on online Daisy does not have the same pattern design as the one in the book.
HI Zevada,
The link to all of the SVG files for projects in the book is included in the book 🙂
Thank you I found them!
Great lessons. My first time to try and make crepe flowers. Thank you!
Hello,
I made these for a baby girl floral arrangement and they turned out so good! This is a fantastic tutorial!
Would this also work with the white/vanilla double sided crepe paper?
Hi Erin, you could use the white & vanilla double sided for the petals instead, however you will not get the delicate translucent effect that the extra fine crepe paper gives to the petals.
Hi Lia, What type of paper did you use for the leaves? Love your stuff. Having lots of fun.
Thanks.
So glad you’re having fun, Maureen! There’s a link under “Materials” that lists the text weight paper we used for the leaves.
I would like to become a member
We’d love to have you! Find out more here: https://liagriffith.com/membership/
Do you have a pattern for the greenery in these pictures? Thank you!
Hi Laurie! The pattern for the leaf is included in the SVG and PDF pattern.
I have your book “Crepe PaperFlowers”. I love it. So many flowers, with patterns, and directions. For those interested, it is awesome. I’d give it 6 stars ⭐️!
Thank you so much, that means a lot! If you’d like to leave a review on Amazon or on our shop, we’d love it!
I have a membership with you. Only had it a short time. I cannot sign in. It just goes back to sign in again. Can you please. help me out?
Oh no! Can you please send an email to hello@liagriffith.com with your name and login email address? We’ll look into it for you.
I made a mistake , I was wondering if there is another way to color the inside of the paper in the middle. You used a marker that I don’t have. Should I just buy the marker ? If that’s the only way , I will get it ! Thanks !
We just used the marker since we didn’t have the perfect shade of yellow crepe paper for the center at the time. So you can use yellow crepe or any yellow/orange marker that you have!
Thank you Lia !
What happy little daisies! Lovely.
Is the little curling tool available Lia?
Thank you Beth! The tool will be available mid-March, stay tuned!
Love the curling tool x
🙂
What button below?
Hi Cynthia! Could you elaborate on your question please? We want to make sure we get this figured out!
Thank you!
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