DIY paper flowers

Making flowers out of paper is not an easy task, but very exciting! And if you follow the master classes, everyone can cope with the task effortlessly. In this photo review you will see many interesting flower origami techniques and interior compositions based on these paper masterpieces.

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DIY paper flowers: workshops for beginners

Rose in the bank: an original composition for the interior

What you need:

• red paper, green paper (or cloth);
• scissors;
• glue gun and regular glue;
• thick wire for the stem;
• optional: decorative glass jar, a couple of old books.

Step 1. Cut a circle out of paper, then spiral out of a circle, starting at the outer edge.

Step 2. Roll the spiral from the outside inward, holding and slightly tightening it. Fasten the end of the spiral with glue.

Step 3. In addition, cut a small circle and use glue to fix it at the base of the bud. Glue the wire for the stem with green paper or a soft cloth. Give the stem a natural bend and glue it to the base of the flower.

Step 4. Take a beautiful decorative jar, place the finished rose in it in an upright position. To do this, use a transparent thread or fishing line to tie the flower to the lid of the can. Put the composition on a nice stack of old books. Charming decor for the interior is ready!

Recently, such a kind of creativity as floral origami from corrugated paper has become increasingly popular. Such crafts are used for interior decoration, and for celebrations, and corrugated paper itself is often used as a material for children's creativity.

Simple flowers from corrugated paper: a master class

Materials:

• corrugated paper (several colors available);
• thin sharp scissors or manicure;
• glue;
• cardboard circle;
• toothpick.

Step 1. Cut 12 circles. For this, it is convenient to use any template from a coin, cardboard or other round flat object.

Step 2. From the resulting blanks, make the petals. One edge of them is slightly sharpened by gluing it.

Step 3. To the round piece of cardboard in a circle we fasten the finished petals: immediately glue five petals on the outer edge, then four inwards and the last three in the center.

Step 4. For the core, cut a strip of corrugated paper about 3 cm wide, fold it lengthwise. Next, with small equal indents, make cuts to get a fringe, which is slightly fluffy. Wrap it in a spiral around a toothpick to form a magnificent core of a flower. Having fixed it with glue, we attach it to the finished petals.

Such flowers will be a wonderful decoration for any room.

Glamorous Chrysanthemums

Prepare:

• scissors;
• adhesive tape (adhesive tape);
• green flower ribbon;
• wooden skewers;
• glossy magazines.

Step 1. Select colorful pages of glossy magazines with full-size double-sided images or advertisements.

Step 2. To make one flower, fold the page in half, and then bend each half back onto yourself.

Step 3. Make cuts with sufficiently thin strips, not reaching the edge of one centimeter.

Step 4. Take a wooden skewer and use glue to fix the edge of the strip with the resulting fringe on it.

Step 5. Then fold the strip tight enough around the skewer. Take care to form a beautiful rounded flower head.

Step 6. Take some tape and wrap it tightly around the base.

Step 7. Then take the green ribbon and wrap it around the base of the chrysanthemum bud and spiral down into the skewer stem.

The beautiful chrysanthemum is ready!

Make such a necessary amount to create beautiful bouquets. Choose the best color combinations for the glossy pages of magazines to create a harmonious composition.

DIY corrugated paper irises: a master class for advanced

Materials:

• corrugated paper;
• plain green paper;
• scissors;
• thin wire;
• sticks for stems;
• threads
• Scotch;
• adhesive pencil.

Step 1. Cut out the petal patterns from thick white paper.

Step 2. According to the patterns, we cut out three small, medium and large petals from corrugated paper.

Step 3. Cut the thin wire.

Step 4. Glue the wire to each petal and slightly stretch their edges.

Step 5. We collect flowers. On sticks we attach the three smallest petals to the tape.

Step 6. Between the small ones we fix the middle petals, and the large ones between the medium ones.

Step 7. On the large petals of the irises there are yellow small villi. Therefore, to make them on paper flowers, finely chop the yellow and purple threads.

Step 8. Along the large petals in the middle, apply a thin strip of glue and sprinkle them with fibers of thread.

Step 9. Cut the leaves from green paper.

Step 10. Wrap the sticks with green corrugated paper and attach the leaves to the resulting stems with adhesive tape.

Here are such wonderful flowers of various shades you get.

DIY Corrugated Paper Flowers: Application Ideas

Corrugated paper flowers often decorate halls during corporate parties, weddings, birthdays and other holidays. Arches and garlands are made of them, used as attributes for photo shoots.

By the way, it has become very fashionable to use paper flowers for the bride’s wedding bouquets.

The home interior can also be decorated with original compositions of paper flowers:

• the most common option is to replace them with natural flowers and plants in vases and pots;

• from crepe or corrugated paper you can make an incredibly beautiful decor in the form of a topiary of roses;
• make voluminous flower balls and hang them near the ceiling on a thin transparent fishing line. Such decoration will give the room more sophistication and tenderness;

• fill the nursery with bright colors by attaching small corrugated flowers to the walls of the room;

• table napkins, tablecloths, chair covers decorated with artificial paper buds will make the celebration very stylish and elegant;

• Make your New Year holiday extraordinary by decorating the Christmas tree with small paper inflorescences and bud branches. Miniature roses, which seemed to bloom on the lush branches of a green beauty, will look very nice.

More examples and ideas for floral origami are presented in the following photo selection.

Corrugated paper flowers with sweets

Large corrugated paper flowers

Watch the video: DIY Paper Flowers (November 2024).