I love the simple look of the paper philodendron in a classic terra cotta pot, but the pot can also be easily personalized with some craft paint or spray paint!

Once you have finished your pretty paper plant, place your foam ball into your pot and use your preserved moss to cover the ball. The final step in making the paper philodendron is placing the floral wire pieces into the foam. Then, arrange the leaves randomly for a realistic look!

Don't stop at one! We have a full paper plant master class where Meagan will teach you all of the tips and tricks to creating paper plants from both cardstock and crepe paper.

Or, check out the other DIY plants in this series – including our paper fern, snake plant, and additional house plants – to create an entire collection of low-maintenance botanical decor that's perfect for gifts or home styling.

Explore More Paper Flowers You Can Make

You can find all of our paper flowers here. We also have lots of pretty paper botanicals, too.

And for more DIY inspiration, make sure to follow our social pages! You can find us on Instagram, Pinterest, Community Page, and YouTube.You can also join our crafting community to access all of our DIY projects. This includes printable patterns, SVG files, easy tutorials, and more. Also, if you're interested in monthly live workshops, like the one we did for this crepe paper sunflower, make sure to check out our annual membership. You can head on over to our membership page now to see our membership options as well as the full list of exclusive perks for members.  ~Lia & team