Crepe Paper Monstera Leaves or Potted Plant
Mad for Monstera
This month, we're all about helping you find ways to infuse your home with the lush colors and rich cultural heritage of Latin America. As part of our May Collection, we're thrilled to introduce you to a craft that captures the exotic beauty of the tropics–Crepe Paper Monstera Leaves! Use this gorgeous greenery to add instant summer vibes to your floral arrangements or backyard party decorations.
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We consider these Crepe Paper Monstera Leaves an intermediate craft due to the various techniques used to achieve a realistic finish. However, if you're feeling up to the challenge – go for it! Download our SVG file and let your cutting machine do the heavy lifting. But don't stop there! Grab your curling tool, paintbrush, and Mod Podge – they'll be your secret weapons to bring these beauties to life.
Similar to the verdant landscapes of Latin America, these Crepe Paper Monstera leaves embody a sense of lushness and vitality! Nicknamed the "Swiss cheese plant" for its signature holes, the Monstera leaf is a symbol of good fortune in many Latin American countries. In fact, many believe having a Monstera plant in their home brings blessings of wealth and happiness. Soon, all that good luck will headed your way!
Much like their living counterparts, we love these Crepe Paper Monstera for their striking green color and bold appearance. Furthermore, they're extremely versatile! Style them in a pot for a low-maintenance houseplant that thrives only on good vibes, or let them stand tall in a vase alone. Also, these would make a stunning addition to any tropical bouquet (think dahlias and hibiscus) for a truly unique and eye-catching arrangement.
But don't forget to share your gorgeous Crepe Paper Monstera Leaves with us! Snap a picture of your finished project and post them in our crafters' community, or share them on Instagram using #MadeWithLia.
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2 Comments
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Pamela Miles
May 1, 2024 at 1:50pm
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Lia
May 2, 2024 at 11:13am
@Pamela Miles
Back to the TopSo in the directions I’m not quite understanding. Are we cutting 2 of each side and mod podging them together to hide the bindwire? or are we just cutting one of each side , putting the bindwire on and mod podging both sides? Pam
Yes you will cut two of each side and mod podge them together to hide the bindwire. I see how this could be confusing and will be updating the instructions to better explain!