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Paper Flowers

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These are some super simple paper flowers to add to your scrapbooking repertoire. They'll work with other projects, too, like framing or jewelry and can be customized with ribbons or beads.

Supplies

Tools

  • Pencil
  • Utility knife
  • Printer
  • Cutting board

Materials

  • Stiff paper

Directions

For all flowers

  • Place the template on the back of the paper.
  • Trace the outline and cut it out.
  • Mark the lines of the folds in pencil.

Rose

  • The rose template. It measures about 7.5 x 7.5 cm (2-7/8 x 2-7/8 inches).

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  • Fold along the drawn line, in both directions, and flatten.

Paper Flowers  projects - paper - flowers

  • Repeat this process for each petal.
  • Working clockwise, refold 2 petals toward the middle and fit the notches together.  
  • Fold the 3rd petal and fit it in under the 1st petal.
  • Do the same thing for the last petal.

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Buttercup

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  • Working clockwise, fold the 1st 4 petals toward the middle, overlapping them.

Paper Flowers  projects - paper - flowers

  • When you fold the 5th and 6th petals, slide them under the 1st.

Paper Flowers  projects - paper - flowers

Flower with 4 petals

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  • Fold each petal along the line in its center, then unfold it.

Paper Flowers  projects - paper - flowers

  • Working clockwise, fold the petals toward the middle of the flower, overlapping them.
  • When you fold the 3rd and 4th petals, slide them under the 1st.

Paper Flowers  projects - paper - flowers

Tips

  • Try each design on plain paper first to make sure you've got the folding technique down, then do it on the real paper for your project.

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