Holy Hydrangeas!
Our jumbo frosted paper hydrangeas are a Pacific Northwestern dream come true. As the focal point of our Pacific Northwest bouquet for Cricut, these flowers are one of our very favorites. With the help of the all-new Cricut Maker we were able to create these in no time! Use our SVG or PDF files, and follow our step-by-step tutorial to craft your own today. Stay tuned in the coming weeks for more Pacific Northwestern whimsy with our dogwood and fiddleheads! Until then, happy crafting!
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Tools
- Cricut Maker
- Craft Scissors
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Large Paintbrush
Materials
- Text Weight Paper — Aquamarine, Bluebell (discontinued – use Aqua), Vista, Botanic (discontinued –use Moss)
- Lia Griffith Tissue Paper — Fresh Breeze Carribean Blue
- 8” Foam Ball
- Mod Podge
- Green Art Marker — Copic Sketch in Bush (BG96)
- 18-Gauge Green Paper Covered Wire
- Wooden Dowel
Steps
- Gather the tools and materials listed above.
- Wrap the wooden dowel (cut to desired size) with green floral tape.
- Cut the large foam ball in half.
- Cut out circles of light blue tissue paper. Mod Podge tissue circles over the entire surface of your foam ball, including the underside after the top dries. Let dry completely before attaching flowers.
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6 Comments
Beautiful and pretty hydrangea
Thanks!
Ma’am, you have the fern like leaves in this, but I am not seeing the file for them… is there a separate tutorial for them that I am not seeing?
Hi Sydney! Those are actually from a different project, we love ferns for a filler. You can find the files for those here. We hope this helps!
Hi Lea, I’ve been trying to save the templates for the hydrangea so that i can cut it with my Cricut, but for some reason I can’t seem to open it on my Cricut. HELP!! any recommendations??
Can you send an email to hello@liagriffith.com with more detailed information (including any error messages you’re receiving), we can help you best that way. Thanks!