Simple Mini Paper Rose Wreath
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I am going to share a fun little paper flower project today. This mini rose wreath is made from just 6 roses that have been attached to a 5 inch foam disc that I purchased at the dollar store. You can easily punch a hole in the center of the disk with a glass cup or jar to make the back for the wreath. I then used a ribbon to cover and finish the outside and inside edges of the foam adding top strands for hanging. The blooms and leaves were simply glued directly to the surface to create this beautiful paper flower wreath. Of course you can use any paper flower for this mini wreath, but if you would like to recreate this look, just download the paper rose printable at the end of this post. (PLEASE NOTE: These PDFs have 2 pages, one to print on the front and the other on the back of the paper. Also, this double sided printable works best printed on a laser printer using text weight printer paper. The preview does not show the complete design, but when you download and open it in Acrobat you will see exactly what you will be printing). For instructions on how to make the paper roses you can find them here and for a video tutorial, see this post. Enjoy! ~ Lia
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Leave a CommentWhat kind of paper is that you used?
There’s a link in the post to the site with the paper used 🙂
Hola podrías enseñarme a hacer esas flores tan hermosas
Check out our Craft School and videos on You Tube, full of video tutorials to teach you! 🙂
Amazing! I’ve just discovered your site and I’m loving it! What king of paper do you use to do these flowers?
I almost always use text weight. For this one I printed the pattern on text weight paper (both sides)
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous. I so enjoy your creations and that you share them and provide templates and instructions. I have a board ‘Lia Grifitth Designs’ on my Pinterest page. So glad I found you. Regards, Mary Rinaldi
I am also glad that you found me. Cannot wait to see what you will be creating!
Would love to do this in a purple. Is there a pdf to just have the outline in white to print on purple paper?
Here is the rose in an outline option. https://liagriffith.com/diy-paper-rose-made-with-a-metallic-paper-long-stemmed-rose-tutorial/
GENIA LIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GRACIAS!!! TODO ES EXQUISITO !!!!
Gracias!
Lindo trabajo!!!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much！ Your paper flowers are gorgeous！I made two rose wreaths, one for my bedroom and one for my office. Can’t wait to try other flowers!
That is wonderful!!
Thank you so much Lia for your amazing tutorials! Your artistry is truly inspiring! I’m so thankful to have found you and cant wait to see what’s to come.
Thanks Debbie. I really enjoy sharing all these fun projects.
Hi Ms. Lia! First of all, thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. And not just that, you let us have the pattern of your projects! 😀
I used your feather and flower projects in decorating my tackle box. Can I post it on Instagram? :))
Yes! Post to Instagram and tag me so I will find it. I would love to see.
no encuentro la descarga de pdf para las plantillas
Follow the links in the post and you will find it.
Has anybody ever used your flowers for their wedding or a special occasion? They are so realistic looking it’s hard to tell they’re paper. I love making paper flowers and other paper ornamentals.
I have a hard time using my pretty papers once I buy them, duh. Really need to get over that.
I don’t have a laser printer so will have to make do with the old fashioned kind, inkjet. Hope that will work somehow.
So glad you share these incredible projects with us. Keeps me out of trouble. I’m so glad I found your blog.
Yes, I have seen a lot of my readers use these for their weddings. GORGEOUS! The fun thing about using the pretty papers for the flowers is that you will then have a pretty paper flower. 🙂
This is so beautiful! I’d love to have you share this or any of your amazing posts at our weekly Super Saturday Link Party. It starts Friday’s at 6pm, hope we see you there!
Tracy
Thanks Tracy! I will do that. 🙂
Love the wreath but can’t find the link to the pdf download?
Hi Sue. You can use the text link to take you to the rose bouquet and the button for the download is at the end of that post. Let me know if that is too confusing.
Thanks Lia, no problems now.
So Pretty!!
Thanks Cecelia!
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