Double the Fun

Double daffodils also go by the name Narcissus Erlicheer. If you haven’t seen this flower before, it features double blooms with ivory-white petals and creamy yellow centers. They look a bit like gardenias, which is another very soft, romantic flower. I would also say these flowers, or at least the stems and leaves, are similar to paperwhites.

To craft these crepe paper double daffodils, I used my extra-fine crepe paper for the petals and my double-sided crepe for the leaves. I also used PanPastel to color the petals. If you need some tips on how to color your flowers with PanPastel, watch this video.

If you’re new to making paper flowers, you might not be ready for PanPastel yet. But it will help make your flowers look more realistic. So I encourage you to try it out at some point! And if you have any questions for me, just comment below.

I would also love to see YOUR version of my crepe paper double daffodils! Remember to use #MadeWithLia when sharing photos of your LG projects. Or you can post pictures on our Facebook page for members. Happy flower crafting! ~Lia and team

How to Make Crepe Paper Double Daffodils

  1. Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download the flower pattern below.
  2. Cut pieces according to the pattern, using your Cricut Maker or scissors.
  3. Fold double petals in half and snip a tiny slit in the center. With a soft paintbrush, color petals with PanPastel at the center and the base of the petals.
  4. Using a curling tool, shape both tops of the double petals and tops of larger petals twice at two angles.

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Photo tutorial for crepe paper double daffodils by Lia Griffith

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