Peonies are such a gorgeous flower! We have designed many peonies over the years and are delighted to finally have a crepe paper peony flower kit for you in our online shop.
Along with this peony kit, we have five other flower kits for you to choose from. If you are outside of the US, you can also find this kit on Amazon UK, which offers global shipping.
To see how simple it is to make these paper flowers, just watch my video tutorial below!
Peony Perfection
Our crepe paper peony flower kit includes our double-sided crepe paper in Strawberry & Tulip Pink and Flamingo & Pink Peony as well as our extra-fine crepe paper in Juniper. You will also find the flower pattern in this kit along with floral wire, foam balls for the centers, and floral tape. The rest of the tools and materials you’ll need to craft this paper flower bouquet are listed below.
You can craft this gorgeous flower arrangement to keep in your home. Or it would look stunning in a bridal bouquet. Here’s one example of how we used paper peonies to create a vibrant DIY wedding bouquet. Another idea is to use one or two for a paper flower crown or a pretty paper wreath.
With our crepe paper peony flower kit, you can make six full blooms and six buds plus the leaves. Just follow the instructions included in the kit. I have also created a video tutorial so you can craft along with me.
For an even simpler version of this flower, check out our frosted paper peony kit. You can also join our crafting community to access more paper flower patterns, learn new DIY skills, and connect with other crafters all over the world!
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Tools
Materials
- Peony Flower Kit (Also on Amazon UK)
- 24-Gauge Green Paper-Covered Wire (for leaves)
- Yellow Craft Paint
- White Craft Glue
Instructions
Once youāve purchased your crepe paper peony flower kit, just follow the step-by-step tutorial included in the kit. Or watch the video below!
We’re Here to Inspire You!
Want more ideas? Browse all of our paper flower templates and tutorials for members. And come hang out with us on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. For more video tutorials on how to make paper flowers, browse our YouTube channel.
Are you having trouble? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you out.
14 Comments
the instructions in the link are the same as the instructions in the kit. There is not a lot of detail re: cutting along folds? peony sepal?
Hi! The instruction sheet does not have much room, so the video is where you will find the most details!
I cannot find the SVG on the website for this kit. I am a member and cannot find it. Hoping you can direct me
Hi Laura! The instructions on the package lists the (private) URL for this kit.
I am new and I was hoping to buy this peony kit. I see it is sold out. Will you be making more? If not…is it possible to buy the patterns and materials used? I see the video but it would be a lot of work to have to go through it and write everything down. Thanks.
Hi Laurel! It should be restocked in the next week or so. It’s very similar to this project on our site if you can’t wait to get started š https://liagriffith.com/crepe-paper-peonies-for-fall/
The pattern for peony petal 1 says to cut 6 in juniper. You actual need to cut 6 in the color of your flower not in juniper. Which I didn’t. Had to watch the video twice to figure out what I did wrong.
Unfortunately there was an error on the pattern, I’m sorry š But the video is accurate, and the SVG and PDF pattern available to download on the kit page is correct.
Are there svg cut files for this kit?
Hi Becky,
There is a link to to the SVG files included in the kit! š
When I look at the paper that came with the kit, it shows me where to download the pdf file. I’m not sure where to find the svg
Hi Becky,
If you follow the link provided in the kit then scroll down to the flower you are making the link to download the SVG and the PDF is just under the kit photo and reads “Download Peony Template, SVG File & Instructions” Clicking this will download all of these files for you.
Iām finding it difficult to differentiate your SVG files of the same flower. It would be helpful if the files had a number so I can go back and easily find the SVG file I would like to use
Hi Barbara,
Thank you for the feedback, we will keep this in mind when naming files. You may also change the name of the file once downloaded to your device if there is a naming system that you prefer to help you differentiate. š