Lovely Lilies
This lovely Easter lily flower is an absolute show stopper and jaw dropper. We love how it has such realistic dimension and depth to its petals and leaves. This is the perfect flower to display in your home for Spring. To create your own, download the FREE SVG or PDF files below, then cut. Finally, follow along with our photo tutorial on Paper Papers website to learn how to assemble your potted Easter lily flower.
For this gorgeous Easter lily flower we used Paper Papers metallic text weight paper. We are absolutely in love with this paper for floral paper crafting! It’s offers the perfect thickness to remain firm yet malleable and the perfect touch of elegant shimmer. We also used one of Paper Papers French Pop Tones because it has a beautiful hue that complements so many of our projects. Plus with fun names like “Jelly Bean Green” it really makes crafting a delight. To discover your own perfect shade, browse Paper Papers wide selection here. To craft along with the photo tutorial, head over to Paper Papers website.
Tools
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors
- Pliers/Wire Cutters
- Paint Brush
- Art Sponge
- Curling Tool
Materials
- Text Weight Paper – Paper Papers 5 sheets of Jelly Bean Green, 3-6 sheets of Cryogen White
- Pastels – PanPastels Hansa Yellow (220.3), Perm. Green Ex. Dark (640.1)
- Green Paper Covered Floral Wire – 24 Gauge and 18 Gauge
- Floral Tape – Lia Gri ffith in Fern
Steps
- Gather tools and materials.
- Cut the paper according to pattern notes using scissors or a cutting machine.
- Shade the base of the leaves with the dark green PanPastel, then shade the center of the flower petals with the yellow green on both sides.
- Fold along the score marks.
- Glue the tab of one flower to the inside of the flower, on the other glue the tab to the outside of the flower.
- Cut eight 5 inch pieces of 24 gauge wire per flower.
- Use the hot glue to make a small ball on 3 of the wires tips, on the tip of the other 5 wires create an elongated ball shape for the stamen.
- Paint the 3 white balls white and the 5 elongated shapes yellow.
- Take the 3 wires with white balls and use floral tape to hold them together.
- Arrange the 5 wires with the yellow shapes around the white ones, use floral tape to attach them to a long 18 gauge wire.
- Glue the set of petals with the tab glued to the outside inside of the other set of petals, then slide it onto the stem and stamen.
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13 Comments
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 🙂
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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!
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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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