Paper Arrowhead Vine
A Vine So Fine
If you follow me on Instagram, I shared a little sneak peek of this plant last week! Our designer Meagan made a few new paper plants for us recently, and this paper arrowhead vine is the first one we’re posting. Not only is it a great statement piece for your home or office, but it’s also very easy to make.
Just download our DIY pattern below to get started. And then follow our photo tutorial as we guide you through the plant-making process! The design for our paper arrowhead vine is simple to cut by hand, but we have included the SVG file as well if you want your cutting machine to cut and score your paper for you.
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Trailing vines and plants always look so gorgeous. Typically this plant likes a warm and humid environment, which means you have to spray it frequently and keep the soil moist. It also grows pretty rapidly, so you have to cut it back regularly, depending on how much growth you prefer. And it is toxic to cats and dogs. However, the good news is that when you make it out of paper, you don’t have to stress about any of these things!
Once you craft this paper arrowhead vine, you can just place it anywhere in your home and enjoy it. The trailing greenery is such a great pop of green, and it will look great on an end table, mantel, or shelf. You could also make a plant hanger to hang it up in! If you love trailing plants, our heartleaf philodendron is another beautiful plant to craft out of paper.
How to Make a Paper Arrowhead Vine
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download the PDF pattern or SVG file above.
- Cut and score your paper according to the template notes, using scissors or a cutting machine.
- To color the leaves, shade out along the score line using a white colored pencil.
- Using tacky glue, attach an 18-gauge wire to the base of each leaf; glue the small cut of paper over the wire to hold in place.
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We will be sharing our other new paper plant designs soon, so stay tuned! In the meantime, you can browse all of our paper plants and paper flowers for more ideas.
For daily DIY inspiration, join us on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. Or browse our YouTube channel for videos on how to make paper flowers, plants, and more.
When you’re finished crafting this paper arrowhead vine or any other plant on our site, remember to share it with us on Instagram or Facebook by tagging #MadeWithLia. You can also share it on our Facebook page for members. Happy crafting! ~ Lia and team
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Materials
- Text Weight Paper — Poptone Gumdrop Green
- White Colored Pencil
- 18-Gauge Green Paper-Covered Wire
- Aleene’s Fast Grab Tacky Glue
- Floral Tape — Moss
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Nikola
August 30, 2019 at 9:46am
Back to the TopSuper creative! I am very bad with plants, but this seems super decorative and modern.