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Glue the smallest center petals onto a cardstock circle, then repeat for the medium sized petals and repeat again for the largest petals.įor this particular display of paper flowers, I wanted a mix of big and small flowers with tropical greenery peeking out a bit, so I planned out which colors in rainbow order would be big and small, then mixed different flower shapes so there was plenty of variety.

To speed up the process, you can cut through several layers of cardstock at a time. Trace onto cardstock and cut out with scissors.

Resize the petals on the computer if desired.

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Download the paper flower template below.Free Printable Template (download below).

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HOW TO MAKE PAPER FLOWERS BY HAND Materials Needed Layer the three rounds of petals together and glue in place.Glue the small petals onto a cardstock circle, then repeat for the medium sized petals and repeat again for the largest petals.Fold the bottom slit on top of itself and glue it into place.Curl the edges of the flower petals around a pencil.Adjust cut settings for cardstock and send petals to be cut.Trace around the shapes and resize the flower petals to fit on the paper you’ll be using.Download the paper flower templates below and import them into Silhouette Design Studio.Paper Flower Video Tutorial HOW TO MAKE PAPER FLOWERS WITH A SILHOUETTE CAMEO MACHINE Materials Needed I created a video tutorial to show you exactly how to make them. You can use a Silhouette or Cricut machine if you have one, but cutting the petals out by hand is totally doable too. All you need is paper, scissors and hot glue. Making paper flowers is simple and so fun. I went when open stock paper and paper packs were all 50% off, so I feel like I scored big time.

Nothing’s worse than being one sheet of paper short and having to run back to the store in the middle of a project. It takes 8 sheets of 8.5×11″ cardstock for the largest flowers shown and 3 sheets for the smallest flowers, so be sure you buy enough cardstock.

I went to Hobby Lobby and loaded up on cardstock in every color of the rainbow, literally.