1. Select three large and two medium round flowers. 2. Use a standard whole punch to punch a hole in the center of each of the five flowers. 1 Supplies: Paper Carnations Bazzill Basics Flower Pot Collection Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive scissors, standard hole punch, thin dowel rod, bone folder, pinking shears or decorative edge scissors 2 3 4 5 6 3. Use pinking shears or dec- orative edge scissors to cut a zigzag or deckle edge at the tip of each petal on all five flowers. 4. Make a straight cut be- tween each petal on all five flowers, stopping before the center hole. 5. Fold each petal in half on all five flowers. Crease each fold with a bone folder to make them crisp. 6. Cut away one petal on one of the large flowers.
Paper Carnations Tutorial
Nov 22, 2014
Tutorial for making paper flowers. Tutorial features die cut flowers by Bazzill. Other similar shaped die cut flowers can be substituted for a similar effect. This is for personal use only, no commercial use without permission.
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1. Select three large and two medium round flowers.
2. Use a standard whole punch to punch a hole in the center of each of the five flowers.
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Supplies:
Paper Carnations
Bazzill Basics Flower Pot CollectionHelmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive scissors, standard hole punch, thin dowel rod, bone folder,
pinking shears or decorative edge scissors
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3. Use pinking shears or dec-orative edge scissors to cut a zigzag or deckle edge at the tip of each petal on all five flowers.
4. Make a straight cut be-tween each petal on all five flowers, stopping before the center hole.
5. Fold each petal in half on all five flowers. Crease each fold with a bone folder to make them crisp.
6. Cut away one petal on one of the large flowers.
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7. Place adhesive on the top side of the petal to the right of the missing pet-al. Bring the petal on the right over and layer it under the petal to the left of the missing petal. Press them together to create one petal.
8. Place adhesive around the center opening of the large five petal flower.
9. Place the large four petal flower in the center of the large five petal flower, al-ternating the petals. Press together to adhere.
10. Cut two petals from the remaining large flower.
11. Place adhesive on the top side of the petal to the right of the missing petals.
12. Bring the petal on the right over and layer it under the petal to the left of the missing petals. Press them together to create one petal.
13. Place adhesive around the center opening of the large four petal flower (which is adhered to the five petal flower).
14. Place the three petal large flower into the center of the other two large flow-ers. Press them together to adhere.
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15. Cut one petal from one of the two medium flowers.
16. Place adhesive on the top side of the petal to the right of the missing petal.
17. Bring the petal on the right over and layer it under the petal to the left of the missing petal. Press them together to create one petal.
18. Place adhesive around the center opening of the previ-ously assembled cluster of flowers.
19. Place the new three petal medium size flower into the center, alternating the pet-als.
20. Cut two petals from the remaining medium size flower.
21. Place adhesive on the top side of the petal to the right of the missing petal.
22. Bring the petal on the right over and layer it under the petal to the left of the missing petals. Press them together to create one petal.
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23. Place adhesive around the center opening of the assem-bled flower.
24. Place the two petal me-dium flower into the center of the assembled flower, al-ternating petals.
25. If you plan to add a wire stem to your flower, you will want to add it now. Bend a small loop in one end of a length of floral wire. If you don’t plan to add wire, skip ahead to step 29.
26. Place adhesive in the center of the assembled flow-er.
27. Insert the wire through the top of the flower feeding it through the center hole.
28. The loop in the wire should sit firmly in the bot-tom of the last petal added.
29. Fold the remaining sin-gle petal and fold it into fourths.
30. When folded two of the four sections should overlap and create a cone.
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33. Cut away about 1/3 to 1/2 of the tip of the cone.
34. Place adhesive in the center of the assembled flow-er.
31. Place adhesive along one edge of the cone.
32. Close the cone and press to adhere. You may find it easier to slip the cone on the tip of a fine tip tool so that you can press the edges to be adhered together with-out smashing the cone.
35. Place the trimmed cone in the center of the flower pressing it into the adhe-sive.
(Optional for wired flowers)
36. Add adhesive to bottom of the flower around the wire.
37. Pierce a hole in the cen-ter of a small green flower. Poke the wire through the pierced hole in the flower. Slide the flower all the way up to the base of the carna-tion and press in to the ad-hesive.
38. For additional finishing ideas, see the tutorials on stems and leaves.
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