This 3d Paper Flower Craft is so super easy and fun to make. You’ll want to make a whole bouquet of them. You can make these 3D paper flowers in any color you’d like and can put them on the wall for decorations! 3d paper flowers are great spring crafts, Summer crafts, Mother’s Day crafts, and Valentine’s Day crafts.
What You’ll Need to Make Your 3D Paper Flower
Step 1
Take your construction paper, any color you’d like, and fold it 14 times so it looks like an accordion.
Step 2
Cut out your 15 strips of construction paper.
Step 3
Bend each strip in half and hot glue the two sides together.
Step 4
Once you’ve hot glued you should have 15 strips glued together that look like raindrops.
Step 5
Take the color you’d like for the center of your flower, fold the paper in half. Take a round object and trace around the object. Cut out the circle and you will end up with two circles.
Step 6
Line up your flower petals around the circles, each circle should have 7 petals around each circle.
Step 7
Hot glue 7 petals on each circle.
Step 8
Hot glue the back the circles together.
Step 9
Hot glue on your pipe cleaner for the stem
Watch Jenny Make Her 3D Paper Flower
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Written By Jenny Bollet
Jenny is from Long Island, NY. She’s a creative arts teacher for the deafblind at The Helen Keller National Center. She went to the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC to achieve her degree in art studio and psychology. She teaches adaptive techniques in all mediums of art (sculpture, ceramics, painting, mosaics, pottery, macrame, drawing, and multimedia) to individuals who are deafblind so they can continue their creativity. In her spare time, she loves to continue to do all mediums of art and will start her masters degree in art studio starting Fall 2019.
