Hey y'all, I started making crepe flowers in April after my older cat passed away and I decided I needed something to keep my mind off it. Happened to see an article about Tiffanie Turner, picked up her book and apart from a brief break to adjust my life around a new puppy, haven't looked back.

Most of the community interaction seems to be on Faccebook and I'm not really a FB fan or user so it'd be awesome if there were some more activity here... be the change time I guess!

Do you have any YouTube videos or instructions for how to make paper flowers with wire stems so they can be put in vases? I have the stiffer floral wire and have tried to make some before but they just looked messy and a bit flimsy.

I've got dies for the actual flower part-just need to know the best way to "stem" them 🌻

I made these roses to make my house beautiful. This flower is very easy to make. I have told you very simply how to make it. You can also use this flower for your home, office and even a festive occasion. You can also use this flower to give to your loved ones. They like it a lot too. Because your handmade design adds value. Then you too can make a beautiful bouquet.

How to make paper rose easy https://www.bestpapercraft.com/how-to-make-paper-rose-easy/

Hi, I am making paper flower arrangements for my wedding soon, using both colored printer paper and crepe paper, mainly roses, wisteria, and maybe some other small buds.

Does this cool community have any advice or helpful strategies? I got a hot glue gun to use and will follow youtube videos/pinterest pins that I like.

My youngest made me a paper flower for Mother’s Day and here we are now as I am ordering coffee filters ( which my spouse is being very smug about when I got the metal one and how I need them now...) and food coloring. What are y’all’s favorite flowers to make? How meditative this looks.

Hey guys check out our new craft https://youtu.be/seCJ5MZzurk please tell us what am we are lacking. Please give us suggestions.

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We bought some beautiful paper flowers off of Etsy for our daughter's nursery. Because we may be moving within the year, we are using command strips to make sure we don't damage walls when removing them. We are following the directions for the command strips, but we are having trouble pressing the flowers hard enough to stick to the velcro strips on the wall because we are afraid to mess up the flowers! Any suggestions for pressing the two strips of velcro together solidly without damaging the flowers?!

Thanks!

I've tried free hand cutting them but I'm a bit OCD and like the neatness of using dies ☺

Which would be your recommendations for decent sized realistic-ish flowers? X

Black & Gold Paper Flower Set | Flower Backdrop | Nursery Decor | Paper Flowers | Nursery Wall Art | Bridal Shower

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Has anyone ever made Indian Paintbrush flowers? I love wildflowers and those are one of my favorites, but I can't find silk ones for sale anywhere.

First Paper Roses https://imgur.com/gallery/pz6UTe0

I just started making paper flowers and was amazed at how these turned out. I made daffodils first so these roses are only the 2nd variety of flower but definitely feel they will continue to be my favorite. The first took well over an hour to make.

I've been making a bunch of paper flower crafts lately for fun and wanted to share with everyone my templates. I have this free small rose paper flower template and tutorial available on my blog.

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This is a really fun and easy tutorial for anyone interested in making paper flower https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTxKfIBcQNw

Hello r/paperflowers! Just found this sub & wanted to share my wedding flower decorations and bouquets. I've made everything from scratch except for the dried wheat and leaves. I've crafted around 20 table decorations with glass jars and yarn and assorted crepe paper flowers, two bunches for the civil ceremony table, and my bouquet. I've also decorated a cork board to use as a tableau de mariage and made matching thumbnails for the seating chart cards. I've also made a tiny lapel decoration for the groom. The wedding is less than 3 weeks away and I'm happy that I actually finished everything on time. I live in Italy and a florist would have asked over 1000€ for real flowers, I've managed to cut significant costs, we wanted to pay for everything ourselves and I'm also an avid crafter. Thanks for reading, have a nice day everyone! http://imgur.com/a/vZFOHCo

I see that a lot of projects suggest using a cricut machine, which I don't have. But I do have access to a laser cutter. Has anyone used one to cut paper for flowers?

Hey! I really want to learn how to make paper flowers / construction flowers. Does anyone have any easy tutorials, or know where I can find one?

Thanks!

Dying to implement paper flowers into my wedding day (my bouquet hopefully, at least partial) plus other touches at the reception. Was curious about making flowers from pages of books since I'm an avid reader. I didn't know if there was a certain quality of book paper I should keep an eye out for. At one point, I thought it'd be nice to do books in the romantic / love / storybook realm but don't know how realistic that's going to be.

If anyone has any tutorials, I'm all ears!

Hey everyone. Im a newbie to paper flower making. I've been just casually making flowers with streamer crepe paper while waiting for my rolls to come in. My biggest question so far is, after I'm done making my flower/stem, the stem is majorly sticky from the floral tape. Am I using it wrong or is there a step I'm missing at the end.

Thanks!

my wife started making paper flowers recently. She bought most of her paper at a local Staples, but they did not have any very light pink / blush colored paper.

Could someone recommend a supplier I could order from online in the US?