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Looking for a fun kids craft that will tug at your heartstrings but not at your wallet? This paper flower bouquet is a fun project you can do together that anyone would love to receive!

Looking for a fun kids craft that will tug at your heartstrings but not at your wallet? This paper flower bouquet is a fun project you can do together that anyone would love to receive!

I’m Beth from Kingston Crafts – and I love a good kids project! What a great way to spend time with some of your favorite little people being creative. Last month we created some wooden spoon plant markers to bring a little color to our garden and this month we’re bringing the outside in with this paper flower bouquet.

PAPER FLOWER BOUQUET

With a few sheets of patterned paper and some fun photos of the kids you can create this paper flower bouquet that would be a wonderful teacher thank you, grandparents day gift, or just a fun project for your own kitchen table.

Love paper flowers? These free flower printables will add a special touch to your next Sunday brunch or baby shower!

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SUPPLIES NEEDED:

TUTORIAL: HOW TO MAKE A PAPER FLOWER BOUQUET

  1. Cut flowers with your Cricut from a variety of papers. Don’t have a Cricut? You can download free images online and cut them out with scissors.Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - cutting out flowers with Cricut
  2. Punch out faces from photos. Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - cutting out photos with a circle punch
  3. Apply adhesive to the back of the faces and adhere to the center of the mini cupcake liners. Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - adding glue to the photosTutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - taping photos into the flowers
  4. Apply adhesive to center of flower die cuts and adhere mini cupcake liners. Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - taping the flowers togetherTutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - assemble the flowers
  5. Press one end of paper straw until it is flat, then tape it to the back of the flower. Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - adding a paper straw stem Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - securing a paper straw for a stem
  6. TIP: want to make your flowers look more “realistic”? Curl the edges of the flowers and “smoosh” the cupcake liners to add some dimension.
  7. Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - curling the paper flower petals Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - using a cupcake liner for a paper flower

Tutorial: how to make a paper flower bouquet - finished paper flowers Handing a bouquet of photo paper flowers How to make a paper flower bouquet

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Looking for a fun kids craft that will tug at your heartstrings but not at your wallet? This paper flower bouquet is a fun project you can do together that anyone would love to receive!

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Easy Kids Craft Paper Flower Bouquet

Easy Kids Craft Paper Flower Bouquet

Yield: 1 Bouquet
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Difficulty: easy
Estimated Cost: $5

Looking for a fun kids craft that will tug at your heartstrings but not at your wallet? This paper flower bouquet is a fun project you can do together that anyone would love to receive!

Materials

  • Cricut machine (or free flower images and scissors)
  • Xyron Mega Runner
  • 1.25″ punch
  • Assorted patterned papers
  • Mini cupcake liners
  • Paper straws
  • Tape

Instructions

  1. Cut flowers with your Cricut from a variety of papers. Don’t have a Cricut? You can download free images online and cut them out with scissors.
  2. Punch out faces from photos.
  3. Apply adhesive to the back of the faces and adhere to the center of the mini cupcake liners.
  4. Apply adhesive to center of flower die cuts and adhere mini cupcake liners.
  5. Press one end of paper straw until it is flat, then tape it to the back of the flower.
  6. TIP: Want to make your flowers look more “realistic”? Curl the edges of the flowers and “smoosh” the cupcake liners to add some dimension.

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