Hello again.
The sun is blessing us with its splendor and warmth, making me dream of Spring.
Though Spring’s still a bit away, these tulips sure make it feel like it’s almost here.
Today’s tutorial is one I had planned on sharing last year, but never got around to it.
Seeing as this weekend I worked on making some crepe paper flowers, I thought it’d be
appropriate to share how to make this crepe paper tulip tutorial with you today.
These crepe paper tulips remind me of the fun textured parrot tulips. They’re not only one of the easiest
paper flowers I’ve made, but are perfect to add a little color to the room on a cold winter’s day like today.
Materials
Styrofoam ball
Floral wire
Floral tape
Crepe paper (pink)
1. Insert wire onto Styrofoam ball
2. Take a square piece of crepe paper big enough to be able to wrap around ball
3. Wrap crepe paper around ball and secure with floral tape around the stem
4. Cut several petal shapes and glue around stem
5. Continue gluing more petals ensuring they overlap
6. Pinch petals at top to close or form tulip shape
7. Secure with floral tape all the way down the stem
That’s it! Each one took less than 5 minutes and I had a pretty little tulip bouquet to display in no time 🙂
I placed them inside one of my copper mugs from Birch Lane and as
no water is needed, they’re going to last a little longer than the real ones..:)
As always, thank you so much for being here.
Have a beautiful day.
much love,
Here are some other paper flower tutorials you may like:
and my favourite crepe paper HERE
Crepe and watercolor flower tutorial
Antonella | Love Your Home says
These are super pretty! So easy to make! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
Dawn says
These are so adorable, how did you ever think up such an idea? They’re beautiful. Pinning so I can make some later.
Pat says
I thought they were real when I first looked at today’s blog; super sweet
Monique | WritingMonique says
These are so cute! I love the look of them: so realistic! I adore it, perfect for Valentine 🙂
WritingMonique
Sue (The World of Suzy Homemaker) says
These are so very pretty and delicate looking. I just know I would ruin them! May have to try them anyway and hope for the best
Yvonne says
Stunning, Lucy! What little works of art!
Virginia Fynes says
These are beautiful Lucy, The new blog is lovely too! Your work is always so inspiring, keep up the great work!
Eva says
These flowers look so real, but I love that when you look close you can see the artistry in creating them! So beautiful and whimsical. I can’t wait to try to make them!
Isabella Wong (Life as a Petite) says
Oh wow these are so beautiful! I definitely need to give these a go, thanks so much for sharing lucy! x
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Narindra says
Thank you very much for sharing all of these beautiful things! I was searching for this all my life. You are so talented. You make the simplest thing a beautiful peace of art! Thank you very much! God bless you – N