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Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Paper Wisteria


You know how it is sometimes, you just cannot capture a picture of something the way you actually see it. These paper wisteria are so much better in person, but I just couldn't capture a good shot which does justice to how good it actually looks. I still have to work on my photography skills..:D



Make a whole bunch to decorate for your party area or to make a backdrop.

You'll need:
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- Paper (colored or white of your choice)
- String
- Straw or beads

Steps:
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- Cut out different sizes flower petals from the paper. I just free hand drew on the paper different sizes of the petals and cut them out.



-After I cut out the petals, gently roll up the ends of the petals using a pencil. This way the petals won't lie straight but have some depth when you string them up.


- Now that you have a bunch of different sized petals ready, we can start to string them up, starting from the largest ones first to be on the top of the string and then next smaller sized petals.


- To string the petals in the string, cut a slit between two petals till the center of the flower petal and slide the petal around the string using the slit, just like the picture below.


- Put glue on one side of the petal with the slit


- And overlap the petal on the other side of the slit to glue the two petals on either side of the slit together. This way the petals will be in a little cup shape and will not lie flat when stringing them together.


- Cut a small piece of straw and string it in and then string next smaller sized petal. Or instead of small piece of straw you can use a small bead between the petals.



- Keep stringing the petals and bead between the petals with the biggest petals on top and slowly decreasing the size of the petals as you go along


- After you put the smallest petal in, at the end string a bead and tie a knot, so that the petals stay in place in the string.


- There you have it. You can make these wisteria as long or short you want...:)


And then hang these beautiful wisterias for your decoration.



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15 comments:

  1. Wow! Your paper wisteria are beautiful! Thank you for sharing the tutorial; I think my craft group might like to try making these. Happy Easter!
    Cheryl

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    1. Thank you Cheryl for stopping by and for your kind words..:)
      A very Happy Easter!

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  2. That is perfect for Spring and Easter. Plus, you made it look so easy anyone can do it. Love it!

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    1. Thank you Christine!
      Glad to know that you could follow the tutorial..:)

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  3. What an absolutely stunning way to decorate. Thank you so very much for linking to the Spring and Easter Joys party. Have a very Happy Easter!

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    1. Thank you so much!
      Hope you had a wonderful Easter..:)

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  4. They are beautiful. I will try to make one for my daughter's room, though knowing her it will probably have to be done in all the colors of the rainbow.
    Thank you for sharing the tutorial at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned!

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    1. Rainbow Wisteria flowers would be just perfect I think..:)
      Thank you so much Teresa for stopping by.

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  5. Such a pretty, easy project; love how it turned out! I will be featuring this as one of my favorites tomorrow from the Spring and Easter Joys link party; thanks for linking up!

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  6. how very pretty my granddaughter may be interested in this type of craft I will show it to her thanks for sharing
    come see what we shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com

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  7. Those are lovely! And they look easy and fun to make too! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  8. How pretty! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!

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  9. This is so pretty! I am sure you enjoyed making them.

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  10. Thanks for sharing your lovely paper craft at Vintage Charm!

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