I am very happy for card makers to use my designs and Tutorials for there own personal use, I give permission to other teachers who have attended my classes to use my Tutorials. but would appreciate a credit to the design and instructions.

please get in touch if you would like more information.

Many thanks

Happy Crafting Yvonne xx

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Crepe paper flowers

Paper Flower Tutorial
By Yvonne Tune
Card Art Creations

Cut or punch out 2 Circles
1 x 1- 1/2 inch
1 x 2 inch

Cut a strip of Crepe paper (slightly bigger than the circle)
 and fold over and back until you have 6 layers,
place the circle on top and cut out
repeat for both sizes





Scrunch all the layer up tightly
and then open them back out,
but not fully
For the larger flowers place the 6 smaller petals on top of the 6 larger petals, for the smaller flower, you need 6 smaller petals

Make a hole in the centre and thread a brad through


The flowers also look lovely when a button is stitched in place

This flowers is made with non woven fabric instead of crepe paper
( I used a 6 petal flower punch 2 inch and 1/ 1/2 inch size, from Crafts Too UK.  to make  the flower)

or you can download a 6 petal flower shape, and freehand cut out the petals.





Small toppers made with a small flower



Poppy made with Red non woven fabric petals, with a black centre.
(the center petals are not opened out) 
the organza leaves are made with wired edge organza ribbon.

This flower has a gathered organza layers inbetween the paper layers, and a organza ribbon centre.

This flowes has only 4 layers, of stretch crepe paper petals,
each petal has been tipped with gold stickles.



4 comments:

  1. So simple, yet so effective! Beautiful!

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  2. Thanks Aileen I love these flowers they are so easy to make.

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  3. Love your flowers cant wait to try them

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  4. Thanks Y. The tutorial is very good, easy to follow. Can't wait to follow.

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Happy crafting Yvonne