When hunting for paper craft ideas I always find it difficult to pass up a pretty paper flower tutorial. We celebrate mom this month and since the weather is not too hot and not too cold it's a perfect month to host your tea parties.
Move over Martha Stewart because Ideas Magazine has put out a paper flower tutorial complete with petal templates that walks you step by step through the paper flower making process. How gorgeous would these look on your party table? Enjoy!
Pinwheels are a party delighter that seem to draw smiles from folks on both sides of the gender fence and these little cuties make for a great spring, paper craft project!
Even though spring can't last forever, you can still have daffodils that do! Here's a little spring paper craft gift from me to you just to say thank you for reading.
daffodil template 5" x 7" click to download
I just love the daffodils that have centers resembling roses rather than the traditional, cylindrical trumpet we're so used to seeing. These are a refreshing change.
If you create these daffodils for posting, feel free to leave a comment with a link here so that I can swing by and marvel at your work. (tee hee :)
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Pink daffodils! I had absolutely no idea there existed such a thing. And I thought I was being so original with my hot pink flower. Haha!
Just for laughs and giggles I put together my own paper daffodil tutorial complete with new daffodil variety. I call it the Kell Belle daffodil because it can be any color. Shoot! Make it blue if you wanna!
This is just something fun and easy to make for spring that you don't have to hold a funeral for in a week after it dies. I'll put the video and template out tomorrow so be sure to check back.