A few weeks ago I designed a booth for a bridal show. It was an outdoor theme and we had to come up with inexpensive decor. Making anything that costs next to nothing is always fun when it turns out so pretty.
Our colors to work with were yellow and blue. There were three different types of flowers created.
Small yellow and white roses
This is the rose before I painted it with ink lines and everything lol!
Large Brown Paper Roses
Colorful blue and Yellow Daisies
I am going to show you how to make the daisy flowers we hung on the wall.
Materials:
Solid color paper (any kind will work)
stapler
hot glue
I began roughly cutting strips of paper. The glory of this is it does not have to be exact!
Then I cut to the size petal I wanted which decides the size of the bloom. I cut mine in thirds.
I then began to tear of the ends to make a rounded edge. Again nothing exact.
Then I gathered the paper on the straight edge and pinched together and stapled.
This will form the petal. I made four individual ones/
I then stapled all four together. This will form the first layer.
Again there is no reason to be exact. This adds to the character of it.
Do the same steps to make another layer. With this flower you should have two layers.
Hot Glue one layer on top of the other.
Gather all scraps that you would normally throw away and crumple in a ball
This becomes the center of the flower. Glue to the center and you are done!
These make a great party decoration! By adding this to our curtain wall it enhanced the colors of the booth. It gave it an Anthropologie feel.
Let me know what you think! If you would like to know how to make the others let me know and maybe I will do another post.
Now that spring and summer approach we will have beautiful fresh flowers but this is a great inexpensive alternative!
9 comments:
oh PLEEEEASE.... of course we want to see how you made the other flowers!!!!! Get writing chick! lol
Great tute and absolutely want to see how you did the others!!!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THE FLOWERS
LET'S HAVE MORE.
Carole R.
ziggyr215@aol.com
Gorgeous, Deneen!! I would love to know how you made that first flower. I love it!
Oh my goodness how pretty! Grace
Thanks Grace! There are so many possibilities with these! The sizes can vary too!
these are so cool! I'm going to give them a try and use them at my space in the Oregon Antique Mall - great eye catcher! If it works out, I'll do a post with a link back.
This looks so pretty. I am looking forward to seeing you at My Dream Canvas. Visiting you from Wow Us Wednesday
Love these flowers. They are fabulous.
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