Crepe Paper Leucadendron
Lush Leucadendron
As July ushers in the heat of summer, we're so thrilled to present a project that will transport you to a lush, tropical paradise: the Crepe Paper Leucadendron. This exquisite paper flower, with its vibrant colors and striking form, will not only add a touch of safari elegance to your home decor, but its unique and bold appearance also makes the Leucadendron a perfect centerpiece for your summer crafting.
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Become a MemberThis advanced-level project is perfect for members with a broad knowledge of crafting and crafting techniques. However, if you're looking for a fun DIY challenge, this is a great project to try, no matter your skill level. Also, we wholeheartedly encourage you to lean on your cutting machine for this project. These tools will beautifully render the intricate shapes of our Crepe Paper Leucadendron petals and leaves, ensuring your flowers achieve a professional finish.
The Leucadendron, also known as the Conebush, hails from the diverse and beautiful landscapes of South Africa. Leucadendrons are renowned for their resilience, thriving in harsh conditions and blooming with vibrant colors ranging from deep reds to bright yellows. Thus, these stunning flowers are symbols of strength and beauty — qualities we hope to capture in our crepe paper version.
We used our luxurious double-sided crepe paper in Strawberry & Tulip and Ferns & Moss to create this gorgeous Crepe Paper Leucadendron. The double-sided paper adds depth and realism to your petals, mimicking the natural gradients found in the Leucadendron. For shaping the petals, the curling and steel ball shaping tools will be your best friends, helping you achieve the natural curves and folds that make the Leucadendron so distinctive.
Once complete, your Leucadendron can be arranged in a vase for a stunning centerpiece, added to a summer wreath, or incorporated into a bouquet for a touch of exotic elegance. If you're looking to add a bit more of the luxurious Leucadendron, take a look at this frosted paper version.
We can't wait to see your stunning Crepe Paper Leucadendron creations! Your creativity and craftsmanship are what make our crafting community so special. So remmember to share your beautiful flowers with us in our crafters' community or on Instagram using #MadeWithLia. Let's celebrate the beauty of summer together, one flower at a time.
Tools
Materials
- Lia Griffith Double-Sided Crepe Paper - Strawberry & Tulip and Ferns & Moss
- Lia Griffith Extra-Fine Crepe Paper – Juniper and Fern
- Thick Paper Covered Stem Wire
- PanPastel - Permanent Red Shade 340.3 and Bright Yellow Green 680.5
- Tombow Dual Brush Marker - Cappuccino 942
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Hello. First day here. Can this only be made if you have a Circuit?
Welcome Stephanie! All of our projects include a printable template (pdf) so that you can cut by hand. This is a good one for that. 🙂 Also, you can stack your crepe to cut.
Thanks for the quick reply!
Happy crafting!
Also, if you enjoy the crepe paper flowers and decide to become an annual member, we have an AMAZING master class that has rave review from our members. Here is a direct link, but you can also find them in the Craft Academy. You can watch the first section as a monthly member. https://liagriffith.com/craft-academy/tracks/start-here-crepe-paper-flowers/
Loved this one! Very fun to make! Excellent instruction as usual.
Great to hear! They look so realistic. 🙂
Where is the video with instructions?
This flower has photo instructions. 🙂
#26 on the pdf tutorial is blank??
Yes! Refresh and download again. Meagan updated that earlier today. 🙂
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