Potted Cardstock Jasmine
Princess Jasmine
Some plants brighten a room with a loud burst of color. But there are some, like the Jasmine, that illuminate a bit more quietly. For centuries, Jasmine has filled homes and gardens with tidy white blooms and delicate fragrance. While our Potted Cardstock Jasmine may not capture the scent, it still brings all the beauty of the real thing.
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If you prefer a little extra precision, we recommend a cutting machine for this project. Additionally, high-quality cardstock and paper adhesive make construction a breeze and give your finished cardstock flowers a clean, polished look.
Jasmine has been cultivated for thousands of years throughout Asia, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. Over time, it's become a symbol of love, hope, and hospitality. Just to name a few. Moreover, in many cultures, jasmine flowers are woven into celebrations and even used to welcome family and friends into the home. That same spirit of warmth is present in this Potted Cardstock Jasmine, making this project especially meaningful.
Whether creating for yourself or for a friend, this project looks beautiful on a bookshelf, desk, or pair it with other paper plants to create a collection that never needs watering. You can also experiment with different pot styles or cardstock colors to complement your décor while keeping the classic white blooms as the star of the arrangement.
When your Potted Cardstock Jasmine is ready to display, we'd love to see it. Share your finished project in our crafters' community and on social using #MadeWithLia so you continue to inspire makers around the world.
FAQs
Is this Cardstock Jasmine suitable for beginners?
Yes. This project uses simple shaping and assembly techniques, making it a wonderful introduction to dimensional cardstock flowers.
What type of paper works best?
Heavyweight cardstock creates sturdy petals and leaves while still allowing enough flexibility for shaping.
Can I display this jasmine in a vase?
Absolutely. However, this design was created specifically for potted arrangements and works beautifully on shelves, desks, and windowsills.



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Back to the TopLove the lo0k of these flowers and can not wait to make them!! I have 2 questions though, what vis final size per flower without the stem? and when I opened the file in design space their was no score in for the leaves only cut?
The flowers are about 1.5″. I double-checked the SVG file and see score lines in the leaves– you have to manually change them to “score” since they default to cut.
Just downloaded and can’t wait to create! Just curious, do you have an svg file for a leaf that’s more accurate for jasmine attaching to a different project? I love the little, delicate foliage of jasmine vine.
Hi! No we don’t, but you could certainly reduce the size of these leaves since the shape is similar to a real jasmine vine 🙂
Hi Lia why cant I download the instruction or the template, I am a member and paid already for the whole next year. Tried several times keeps on saying page un available
The PDF and SVG templates are hosted on Paper Papers site: https://www.paperpapers.com/news/paper-jasmine-plant/
Lovely….is there an svg file?
Thank you! Yes, it’s available on Paper Papers site 🙂 https://www.paperpapers.com/news/paper-jasmine-plant/
Beautiful as usual (I can almost smell it!) and I love the little pot it’s in.
Thank you!