Yet again, another crepe paper flower.
You'll need:
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Crepe Paper
Needle and thread
Glue
Buttons or whatever you want to decorate the flower with.
Steps:
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- Take 3 strips of approximately 30" of crepe paper and stack them on top of each other. Then make a running stitch on the strips. You can even use a sewing machine to do this by setting it largest stitch possible. You can even make this with just one strip of streamer. I used three because I wanted my flower to be little fuller.
- After you have made the running stitch in the entire length of the strip, start pulling the thread on one end, so the strip starts gathering, just like the picture below. The strip will start to curl up a bit.
- Bring the strip in the form of a flower, by bringing the ends together. Depending on the length of the strip, it might overlap, you can cut the excess or let it overlap. I had extra as you can see from the above picture, but I let it overlap.
- You can stitch or glue the ends to keep the flower in place.
- You can use the flower as is or decorate the center with whatever you like.
If you like this, maybe you will like these other crepe paper flowers too.
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how very pretty thanks for sharing
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Very cute!
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DeleteThose are so pretty. I'm going to have to start stocking up on crepe paper to wrap gifts with. Definitely prettier than just plain ribbon.
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Love these, I would not have thought of using them on a gift. What a pleasing presentation!
ReplyDeleteI love how easy these flowers are to make. Or at least you make them seem easy! I would love to decorate a gift with one!!
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DeleteThese are really cute. I'm trying to make a nice picture frame using crepe flowers that I've made myself but had no idea where to start. This will be useful x #KCACOLS
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