Potted Paper Easter Lily
Lovely Lilies
This lovely Easter lily flower is an absolute show-stopper and jaw-dropper. We love its realistic dimension and depth to its petals and leaves. This is the perfect flower to display in your home for Spring. Join us for a LIVE workshop at noon Pacific on Wednesday, March 20, or watch the replay to make this pretty potted bloom.
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Become a MemberIn our video version of this gorgeous Easter lily flower, we used our frosted paper to add that extra pearl finish. We are absolutely in love with this paper for floral paper crafting! It offers the perfect thickness to remain firm yet malleable and the perfect touch of elegant shimmer.
You can also use this template for any cardstock or text-weight paper to get similar results. If you want to make a realistic lily plant from crepe paper, we have a full video and a special template for the best results.
The original version of this lily was made a few years ago, and the complete list of materials for that version, along with the written steps, is included in the instructions that you can download. The photo tutorial will then give you the original steps.
In the live video workshop on March 20, 2024, we will explore using clay to create the centers and PanPastel for the pollen on the clay anthers. Alternatively, you can stick with the hot-glue-sculpted version and paint it the final color.
Tools
- Cricut Maker or Silhouette Cameo 4 or Scissors
- Hot Glue Gun
- Needle-Nose Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Blending Brushes
- Curling Tool
Materials
- Frosted Paper –Â Succulent Pack (#2), Citrus Pack (#4)
- PanPastels – Bright Yellow Green (680.5), Diarylide Yellow (250.5)
- Floral Wire – Stem Wire, and 24-gauge Paper Covered White
- Floral Tape – Lia Griffith in Fern
- White Sculpty Clay
- White Craft Glue
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I wonder if you have thought of making your projects available in kits? Include the felt colors in size needed, directions wire etc
My experience with quilting is that crafters like all the supplies in a kit and not have to buy yards of fabric when they need a small square etc
I would vonsidee joining again if you had kits
Hello Cheryl! Great minds think alike. 😉 We are working on a kit program currently. Our first flower will be released this month and we already have the dragon that is packaged up into a kit. Here are links to both and more are coming. https://feltpaperscissors.com/product/dragon-stuffie-felt-kit/
(THIS ONE IS COMING IN A FEW WEEKS) https://feltpaperscissors.com/product/crepe-paper-coral-supreme-peony-kit/
Thanks so much for the svg & other files. Looking forward to trying to make the lilies. Cheers 😊
Wonderful! Share photo of your finished flower!!
Hi, where can you get a template of the while lily and leaves? Do you also have a list of everything you need to make them.
Thank you
Everything you need is in this post. It is either in the right column or at the end of the post.
Easter Lilies often have un-opened blossoms. It would be lovely to see a tutorial for how we could make an un-opened blossom/bud to add to this gorgeous plant! <3
Yes! We have that version on the crepe paper version. This plant is a beginner flower, where the other is a bit more detailed. You would LOVE it. 🙂 https://liagriffith.com/crepe-paper-easter-lily/
Hello Lia, I don’t usually make any comments but I absolutely love everything you do. The reason I am communicating now is to request a video or videos on different types clematis especially the General Sikorsky which was in the crepe paper craft academy. I didn’t make it when I had the chance and now it has disappeared. Any chance of having a permanent video of it so it can be referred to any time? Videos are my favourite for learning how to make flowers and I would just like to say your website and the way everything is set up is fantastic. Thank you.
Janette Jones
Hello Janette! So happy to hear from you. The Craft Circle membership level does offer full access to all of the master classes, if that is something you are interested in. We also have this smaller clematis and I know we have more coming down the pipeline! https://liagriffith.com/crepe-paper-clematis/
My first time watching you and I really enjoyed your tutorial and would love to have a go at making one of these! I wondered if you could use air-dry clay instead of the one you bake in the oven? Perhaps you could let me know. Thank you
Yes! Air dry clay works too. Share photos of your flower once you make it. 🙂
Hello are the scoring files included in the SVG files for the potted paper Easter Lilly? When I loaded the files into Cricut it only brought in the basic cut files.
Thank you!
You have to set the lines to score. Cricut does not allow us to preset that for you. If you are still having issues you can bring it up at the LIVE tomorrow.
Is the live demo on Wednesday the 20th, or Monday the 18th?
Wednesday, the 20th. 🙂
HI Lia & Team what size should the flower pedals and leaves be? looks like cricut (design space) changed the size on me
Love you site. want to make every single flower
Thank You,
Hi! The petals are 9″ wide, leaves are 7.5″ and 6″ wide.
It’s great template can’t wait to use it , however the school file does not work.
Hi Yasmin,
The SVG file is working correctly on our end, please check out our video about how to use SVG files https://liagriffith.com/video-tutorial-svg-files/
If you are still having issues with the file please email hello@liagriffith.com so we can better assist you 🙂
Do you think I could use this SVG to make them with felt?
We would likely design a felt pattern differently but you can certainly give it a try!
These are beautiful! I’d like to make them to use at church for Easter next year. Is there a specific type of paint that you used for the stamen/anthers & pistil/stigma of the Lily? Instructions only say to paint them yellow & white (respectively).
We just use acrylic craft paint!
What a gorgeous lilly! But I coudn’t find a photo tutorial by following the link you’ve mentioned.
Oops! Thanks for catching that– it’s there now 🙂
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