Crepe Paper Poppy Flower
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Another pretty paper poppy flower featured in our Pacific Coast bouquet for Cricut… and certainly not the last! These poppies pack a crafty punch both in a bouquet and all on their own. With the help of the all-new Cricut Maker, you’ll love how quick and easy they are to make! Reinvent your world of crafting with this magic cutting machine for just $399.99. Available now! Stay tuned for more Pacific Coastline creativity coming your way soon…
Click here for our beginner’s guide on how to make crepe paper flowers.
Tools & Materials
- Hot Glue Gun
- Craft Scissors
- Green Paper Covered Floral Wire – 18 Gauge
- Green Floral Tape
- Lia Griffith Heavy Crepe Paper – Nectarine and Tangerine
- Flower Stamen
Steps
- Gather the tools and materials listed above.
- Cut out the crepe paper according to the pattern notes using scissors or the Cricut Maker.
- Stretch the petals from the center using your fingers.
- Glue five stamen onto the single wire.
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8 Comments
Hello,
I am wanting to order some items to make the Pacific Coast bouquet, however, a lot of the colors I click on, take me to a page that says it can’t be loaded. Are you no longer carrying certain colors? Is there a kit I can purchase for what I need to make the bouquet? Thank you for your time.
This is an older poppy and it looks like I need to update all of the links, which I will do now. IN the meantime. . . here is a brand new version of the poppy with newer techniques. https://liagriffith.com/video-crepe-paper-wild-poppies/
For the Pacific Coast bouquet, I will talk to the team about updating all of these and possibly making a full bundle. LOVE that idea!!
I am having trouble with your templates they only print your name page. no pattern prints it has happened on multiple patterns. I dont know what to do. I am a new mwmber i tried printing from the web site and then also downloaded then printed and had the same results Help!
Make sure you have selected the pages you want to print. It sounds like it is just printing the last page, which leads me to think it might be auto-selecting just one page. Let me know if that works.
First off thanks so much Lia for sharing your work with us! I’ve been having just the best time making all of the flowers for my upcoming wedding, I absolutely couldn’t do it without the Cricut, your site, and your SVG files! These poppies are the first flower I’ve tried making from your site that are causing me trouble though. It’s hard to tell from the photographs where on the stem exactly you start gluing the petals, and how exactly you wrap the petals around. Also a little unclear of exactly where and how much I should be stretching the petals and where should I start wrapping the floral tape. If you could do a video for these poppies, or supply some more detailed photos or explanation on how to assemble them I would be eternally grateful! Thank you endlessly for all your work and keep it up!!
Hi Gwynn! To stretch the petals, use your thumbs to form a cup shape in the center of the petals (you only need to stretch lightly to form this shape). You will want to glue the petals in the same place you glued the stamen to the wire– begin by gluing on one petal first, pinch the base of the petal together a bit so it doesn’t wrap completely around the stamen. Then, glue the second petal across from the first in the same way. Glue the last two petals on in the same way across from one another in the spaces between the first two petals glued (so, the petals will all overlap). Now wrap the stem with floral tape, begin by wrapping the base of the petals (where you glued them to the stem) with the floral tape and continue to cover the stem. I hope that helps!!
Is the white foliage a paper cut piece too? love the poppies in this beautiful bouquet. Just had my Maker delivered so am gearing up to cut some beautiful Lia Griffith crepe paper. Thank you so much for all the lovely inspiration!
Pam
Yes, we just posted the Queen Anne’s lace 🙂 https://liagriffith.com/papercut-queen-annes-lace/