VIDEO: Frosted Paper Succulents Kit
Shiny Succulents
Succulents are a fun one to craft because there are so many different varieties. The possibilities for creativity really are endless! So to help you along your creative journey, we designed a new frosted paper succulents kit. The kit is just $6.99 and has all of the paper pieces you need to craft 26 succulents!
Ready to start crafting? You can find our new paper succulents kit in our online craft shop. They’re also available on Amazon and Amazon UK.
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Become a MemberFrosted paper has a bit of shine to it. This adds some depth and dimension to your plants, making them look more realistic. Inside the kit, you’ll find 23 die-cut sheets of frosted paper with all of the pieces ready for you to punch out and use.
Along with the paper you need to make these succulents, you’ll see step-by-step instructions plus a list of tools and materials. There’s also a link to a video tutorial so you can follow along with me as you craft your succulents. Just to give you an idea of what this means, we’re sharing the tools and materials here as well as the video tutorial for this frosted paper succulents kit.
If you need some ideas for what you can do with your succulents once you’ve made them, make sure to watch our video on how to arrange paper succulents. We have used our paper succulents to create some gorgeous wall art, a wreath, wedding favors, and much more!
Another thing we like to do is pair our succulents with other plants. For example, you could combine some of these frosted paper succulents with these frosted paper air plants for a fun arrangement. The choice is yours!
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Instructions
Once you have your frosted paper succulents kit in front of you, and whatever you need from the tools & materials list above, just follow the tutorial included in the kit. Or watch the video below! When you are done crafting and arranging your succulents, share photos of your finished project with us using the hashtag #MadeWithLia on Facebook or Instagram.
Enjoy!
Want More DIY Craft Ideas?
If you love succulents, make sure to browse all of our succulents on the site! We also have a variety of paper plants that you can make.
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Tools
Materials
- Paper Succulents Kit (Also on Amazon and Amazon UK)
- 18-Gauge Green Paper Covered Wire
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6 Comments
I just received my kit and noticed in the video you show that each succulent uses the Green floral wire so that we can stick it to something, but I cannot find the size of wire you use for each succulent (especially the ones that wrap around). are there specific sizes when using the green floral wire for each succulent or do we play it by eye?
You can use any wire for these. The thicker works best if you are going to slide it into a stiffer base where the thinner wires might bend.
Are the patterns only available through the kits? I was hoping to make some succulents using your usual SVG pattterns.
This specific project post promotes the kit, but we have plenty of succulents on the site! Here are a few: https://liagriffith.com/paper-succulent-mini-garden/, https://liagriffith.com/pretty-paper-succulent-centerpiece/, https://liagriffith.com/black-paper-succulents/, https://liagriffith.com/diy-paper-succulents/.
In the succulent kit video you show the “yellow” flower with 6 petals, there are only 5 in the kit for each one. ?
Hi Deborah! We used one extra piece for those flowers because we were only planning to make 3 total for this arrangement and had extras. You can stick with 5, or use 6 like we did!