Crepe Paper Baby Blue Eucalyptus Branches
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In nature Eucalyptus branches are known for their healing properties, especially when it comes to the respiratory system. For us crafting mimics these benefits; it gives us a chance to breathe and press pause on our busy lives and it heals our souls in the process. This project uses our very own heavy crepe paper. If you’d like to join us in adding this aura of peaceful craft to your space, just follow along with our stress-free tutorial below. For an added benefit, spray the leaves with Eucalyptus essential oil when you are finished. All you have to do is crank up some calming tunes, take a nice deep breath and settle into your craft.
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Tools
Materials
- Heavy Crepe Paper – Lia Griffith Juniper
- Green Paper Covered Floral Wire – 18 Gauge
- Floral Tape – Lia Griffith Bark
- PanPastel – Chromium Oxide Green Tint (660.8)
Steps
- Gather the tools and materials.
- Cut the crepe paper according to the template notes using scissors.
- Using a paint brush color both sides of each leaf with the PanPastel.
- Wrap the full length of the wire with brown floral tape.
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penny
November 6, 2023 at 1:34am
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Lia
November 6, 2023 at 9:26am
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Katie
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April 12, 2018 at 2:12pm
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Laura
April 8, 2018 at 11:01am
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April 9, 2018 at 8:15am
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Back to the TopHi I downloaded the thanksgiving arranging which has this in it, do I have to download and use one of my downloads to get the instructions for each of the flowers in it to see how to put each of the flowers in the boquet together?
Each of the templates are a different project. It is an amazing price since you are only paying 20 cents to $1.50 per template. The best option is to become an annual member and you can have unlimited downloads and access to all of our master classes! It is also a killer deal!!
Hey Lia! 😁 If you were to make this now, would you use brown crepe paper and glue to secure the leaves? Or would you stick with floral tape? Many thanks!
I would use either brown, copper, or gold crepe paper. The copper and gold do not look as metallic when stretched and they offer a lighter tone.
I am using a Cricut Maker but have trouble with the rotary blade cutting all the way through. Do you have a recommended cut pressure for crepe paper?
We usually use the Crepe Paper setting set to “more pressure”, but have also used the Denim and Cotton settings. We filmed a live video last Friday demonstrating our tips & tricks using the Maker if you want to watch! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91IyqbcFQzk
Love this! I cannot have eucalyptus in my house as I get pain in my stomach, then get nauseous anytime I smell it. With these I can have the look of it without the distress!!!
Oh I’m so happy we can help!! 🙂
I noticed the svg file when loaded has the daisy one instead of the eucalyptus file
Hi Laura! I just checked the SVG download and am only seeing the eucalyptus. Can you send a screenshot to hello@liagriffith.com?