#EASY ORIGAMI FLOWER WREATH HOW TO#
#EASY ORIGAMI FLOWER WREATH FULL#

#EASY ORIGAMI FLOWER WREATH FULL#

Continue this until the flower is as full as you’d like! Secure with floral tape when finished.Įxperiment with different sizes and colors. Start adding your petals all around the bud. Wrap this with more crepe paper and then use floral tape to secure by wrapping around over and over. Loop the floral wire and add a crumpled piece of crepe paper at the top. To make the flowers you will need to start by creating a bud to work off of. Make sure that you cover the entire wreath. GLUE THE LEAVES ONTO THE PAPER PLATE CRAFT WREATH FIRST.Trace the leaf onto shades of green paper and cut out.Cut out and then fringe the edges with scissors. Trace the fringe onto colorful paper that will be the center of your flowers.Trace the petals onto colorful crepe paper and cut out.You’ll find it at THIS LINK and I suggest printing it out on white poster board if you have any.

These plain white paper plates have a mark on the edge that makes it easy.ĭownload the flower template and print it out.

When dry, cut the center out from a paper plate.

Don’t worry about painting the center, since you’ll be cutting it out to make the wreath. Paint the paper plate green and allow to dry. I’m including a template to create the crepe paper flowers that are the beautiful part of this wreath! I recently shared this easy DOLLAR TREE SPRING WREATH DIY and you can find most of these supplies at any dollar store as well. Paper Plate Craft – Make A Flower Wreath Supplies:

With everything going on in the world right now I wanted to share this fun distraction to your day. That will really help you when time permits and you’re feeling creative. That being said, you don’t need an entire closet and can store things like paper craft supplies in a clear plastic bin. It’s not the best organized place, but I have a section for storing paper crafting supplies. If you’re a crafter, I highly recommend keeping a small supply of materials around to use when the mood strikes! I love to make things and have devoted the closet in my home office to use as a craft center. This wreath idea can be adapted to any season, simply by changing the color!

#EASY ORIGAMI FLOWER WREATH HOW TO#

Try to place the flowers and colors so that they are balanced throughout the wreath.A fun and simple paper plate craft that will show you how to make a flower wreath. Once the glue is dry on your flowers, glue them onto your wreath frame.As your glue dries, if you are using a paper plate as your wreath form, cut out the center of your paper plate.Repeat this with all of your flowers and leaves.Add a drop of glue to your leaves and glue those to the back of your flower.Continue until you have glued all of your pieces together from largest to smallest. Add a drop of glue to the center of the largest piece and place a smaller piece on top.Working on a single flower at a time, cut out your flower pieces and the corresponding leaf or leaves.Extra leaves can be used to fill in any empty areas in your wreath between your flowers. Note that there are more leaves drawn than you need for your wreath. Color the leaves that you would like to match with each flower.Make sure that you color to the grey line or slightly past it. Add any detail that you would like at this stage. While the flowers are still on the page, color in your flowers.

The flowers are available both as a full set printable or by flower so that you can selectively choose the flowers that you need to finish your wreath. Select the flowers that you want to use on your wreath.Wreath F orm or Paper Plate (with center cut out to form a wreath shape).Colored Markers (Alcohol Markers such as the Chameleon Pens work well).Floral Printable Cut Out Pages ( below).White cardstock or similar quality paper.This is such a straightforward craft that you can easily enjoy it with your kids as you work together to create a family wreath! Materials: Let’s bring the outdoors in with this simple but stunning craft idea – a flower wreath made from paper. Summer is upon us…and many of us are still stuck indoors right now for the most part.

Easy origami flower wreath