Elegant DIY Paper Roses

By: Maranda Mathis from multiplicitycrafts.wordpress.com

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By: Maranda Mathis from multiplicitycrafts.wordpress.com

Fill your house with flowers for spring without spending money! Use the printable template to make your own classy DIY flower crafts. These Elegant DIY Paper Roses make a chic bouquet for an end table. Each bloom takes only a few minutes to assemble. Try different types of paper - such as colored printer paper, newspaper, or old maps - to discover your favorite look for these DIY paper crafts. You can also dress up your handmade paper flowers with stems or glitter for some extra bling!

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Primary TechniqueOrigami

Project or Page Size8.5 inches x 11 inches

Type of Paper UsedOrigami Paper

Difficulty LevelEasy

Materials List

Paper
Glue
Ruler
Scissors
Pencil

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Marilyn B

Mar 10, 2017

It took me a double take to realize these aren't real flowers,in the photo! My daughter made these with a type of printed newsprint stock paper and the petals and shape was very realistic even though the paper was not a traditional color! These are nice as an accent to gift wrap, or even attached to a gift card! Easy to make, but looks high end! Thanks for sharing!

Weberme

May 24, 2017

I know the roses with the news print you are talking about they are absolutely stunning. I wondered how they were made. I think these paper roses do look so real but even after watching the video the look a little complicated. Did your daughter find them easy to do? Does she have any advice? Have you tried to make any? They can be used in so many ways.

Marilyn B

May 24, 2017

My daughter made these a few years back and she is very good at crafts, so easy for her. I think she used a pencil or pen to curl the edges. I haven't made these because I am working on fabric flowers now for a newborn headband project! Good luck if you try these! )