Here comes an easy tutorial for a paper flower that I call "simple dahlia".
You will need:
- double sided patterned paper
- 1 inch punch
- glue
- brads or something else for flower centers
- optional: ink, stickles
Start to punch out 6 circles
Fold 5 of the circles as the picture shows. ( You can fold the circles in half first so you get a guide line for the "point folds". I don't do that because I don't like the look of that fold there, when the flower is done. You what I mean? )
Add glue under the petals and add them one by one to the unfolded circle.
Actually, BEFORE you glue them down you should make sure that your flower is even. Most likely you will have to adjust the folds a bit. So do that before the gluing part.
This is how it will look when it's even and glued down,
and this is how it looks after I inked it, added a brad and some stickles.
Here's how the other dahlia flowers looks like. They just have one more fold.
Click here to see that tutorial.









16 comments:
Lovely! Thanks for sharing! :)
OMGosh! Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thanks again! You always have the greatest flower tutorials!
So cute! TFS :)
Helen, thank you so much for your tutorials. I made this flower in a couple of minutes and it came out perfect.
I could have never done it without your help.
Thank you,
Maritza
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Fabulous tutorial!
I can't wait to try these.
Love those flowers! Thanks for the tutorial!
thanks for sharing this great tutorial!!!
Thanks for sharing this, I will be doing this very soon! looks easy peasy! :)
I just made some of these & they turned out great, thank you for the easy tutorial :)
wow these are so fabulous - thanks so much for sharing and I'll be trying these on my layouts. xx
I love these. I am going to stop buying flowers and make my own.
Thank so much for the tutorial. I made 6 flowers, and look so pretty :)
Thanks for a great tutorial! These are so cute, plus nice and easy!
I saw these on Scrapbooks, Etc. today. I was disappointed that they didn't give you credit! I hope this goes through with the link: http://www.scrapbooksetc.com/theme/season/spring/do-it-yourself-flower-accents/?page=5
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