Crepe Paper Asiatic Lilies Video Workshop
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White lilies absolutely know how to show up and make an entrance. Their sweeping petals, dramatic centers, and elegant shape give them plenty of presence without needing bold color. For our updated Crepe Paper Asiatic Lilies Video Workshop, we’re recreating that look with softly shaped petals, delicate speckles, and unexpected new details.
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To start, our updated Crepe Paper Asiatic Lilies put a fresh spin on one of our favorite paper flowers. If you've crafted our Crepe Paper Easter Lily before, you'll recognize that gorgeous trumpet-like structure. However, this workshop takes a different approach, using double-sided crepe paper and Sculpey clay to capture the open petals, speckled details, and wonderfully prominent centers of Asiatic lilies. So, gather your supplies and craft these gorgeous flowers along with us.
Once you start shaping the petals, these lilies really begin to show their personality. In particular, our curling tool and scoring stylus are perfect for adding those sweeping curves and little bends that keep the petals looking natural. Meanwhile, PanPastel adds a sunny glow near the center, while a few tiny speckles bring in one of our favorite details from the real flower.
Of course, we saved one of the best details for the center. Instead of making every element from paper, we’re using Sculpey clay to add dimension to the stamens. Afterward, Burnt Sienna PanPastel and a Walnut brush marker bring in warm brown tones to contrast those beautiful white petals. As a result, this small bit of sculpting gives our Crepe Paper Asiatic Lilies an entirely different texture and makes those dramatic centers impossible to miss
Additionally, don’t overlook the leaves! Asiatic lilies have long, narrow foliage that creates beautiful balance with their oversized blooms. Let your leaves curve away from the stem, while positioning the flowers at slightly different angles. Just a few stems look gorgeous in a simple vase and easily elevate any empty windowsill or shelf.
So when you’re ready, check out our Crepe Paper Asiatic Lilies Video Workshop. Afterward, share your flowers in our crafters’ community and on your socials with #MadeWithLia.
FAQs
Why use Sculpey clay in a paper flower?
For this project, Sculpey adds another material and dimension to the flower’s detailed center. It creates a nice contrast with the softer paper petals.
How do you make crepe paper lily petals look more realistic?
Shaping is key. In particular, tools such as a curling tool and scoring stylus can add curves, definition, and movement so the petals don’t remain completely flat.




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Leave a CommentHi Lia, what can we substitute if we don’t have sculpey clay ?
You could also use air dry clay!
Hi, Lia! I don’t see the leaf crepe paper listed in the materials on this post or on the photo tutorial. Is it Double-Sided Green Tea & Cypress?
Thank you for catching this! It is the Double-Sided Green Tea & Cypress.
Trying to gather all my materials before the workshop. In regards to Sculpey Clay when you click to go to the link I get a 404 error. Is this clay oven baked or air dried?
It is oven bake! We will get that link updated.
Hi I recently rejoined as a monthly member but I noticed a few of the September projects seem to not be new but reposts of older projects. Is this usually the case?
Hello Beth. This is an old post that we have completely refreshed, so it is a new project. We do not delete old posts; rather, we refresh them.
Can you use something other than clay?
You can use wire wrapped with crepe paper or hot glue on wire and painted.
What other color marker can I use than the Blick walnut? Thanks.
Yes, you can use any mid-tone brown marker. Meagan will talk about this in the workshop too. Using a stiffer, pointed marker works best, since you are aiming for small dots.
What size are these lilies
They are around 5-6 inches when finished. You can reduce or enlarge the template, too.
Hi Lia, I have a doubt… I would like to know if before cutting the crepe paper you stretch yhe paper and then cut the `petals and leaves or not. I never know if you do it or it is not necessary
ALso I would like to know if you have any tip to cut the petals iand that they are V-shaped
Thanks a lot in advance
Elena
Hello Elena. This is an older project, and we did not stretch it, but you certainly can if you prefer. For cutting petals at an angle (v-shape) I show this in many video tutorials. If you have not taken our master class yet, I highly encourage you to give it a try. You will learn everything you need to know to craft crepe paper flowers with confidence. https://liagriffith.com/craft-academy/a-beginners-guide-to-crepe-paper-flowers-vol-2/
Love your flowers, video also. I just can’t afford to join a club and buy products.
We do two free videos on our YouTube channel monthly and have a freebie section. This is the project I made last Friday and it is made from recycled materials. https://liagriffith.com/upcycled-paper-bag-succulents/
hello, is there no video of this?
No but we have an updated lily that does. https://liagriffith.com/crepe-paper-easter-lily/
I always follow your tutorial. It make me more creative for making flower paper. Thankyou.
So glad to hear it! 🙂
Do you use extra fine crepe paper for this flower?
We used heavy crepe for this one (https://liagriffith.com/product/heavy-floristic-crepe-paper-winter-garden-collection/)
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