This colorful flower is made from colorful thin paper strips and an egg box. With scissors, the paper strips are reduced. See for yourself how this works and make this colorful spring flower according to this instruction.
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Put out your craft pad and the materials ready.
Then cut strips with 1cm width from colored copy paper. Choose your favorite colors! I used three colors with three stripes each.
Each strip is cut in 2 times the length.
Attention: the stripes are not cut.
At the end of the strip, 1cm stops and is not cut.
Cuts every strip in this way.
Separates a tip from an egg carton.
Then brush the edge of the inside with glue.
Now stick the stripes to the inner edge with the closed side.
Change the colors.
If all the strips are glued, then you wrestle the individual strips.
To do this, put a strip on the edge of a scissors. Then carefully pull the paper over it. Attention: Let an adult help you, or do it with an adult = risk of injury!
Tip: You can also wrestle the paper with a knife! But be careful, because there is also a risk of injury here!
Now wrestle one strip at a time.
Tip: If the handle is slightly slanted, the stripes will roll a bit more beautifully!
That's what your bloom could look like!
Get ready green crepe paper with the dimensions 7cm x 10cm.
Fold the paper 2 times.
So you get a narrow strip.
Then round off the strip by cutting a bow on one side with the scissors.
Then fold the crepe paper apart.
Place the stripe with the roundings upwards around the cup of flowers.
Then put a wooden stick in the flower cup from below.
Now she's stuck with the crepe paper.
Cuts two leaves from another piece of crepe paper (15 cm x 10 cm).
Fold half the paper and cut a bow on one side.
Then folds the crepe paper apart.
That's how you get a double leaf.
Gather the crepe paper at the bottom - on the straight side - and attach it to the stem (wood stick) of your flower.
Your flower is ready.
Put it in a vase and your table decoration is ready.
This colourful variant is also great for a children's birthday party!
Have fun trying it out!
Materials
Directions
Put out your craft pad and the materials ready.
Then cut strips with 1cm width from colored copy paper. Choose your favorite colors! I used three colors with three stripes each.
Each strip is cut in 2 times the length.
Attention: the stripes are not cut.
At the end of the strip, 1cm stops and is not cut.
Cuts every strip in this way.
Separates a tip from an egg carton.
Then brush the edge of the inside with glue.
Now stick the stripes to the inner edge with the closed side.
Change the colors.
If all the strips are glued, then you wrestle the individual strips.
To do this, put a strip on the edge of a scissors. Then carefully pull the paper over it. Attention: Let an adult help you, or do it with an adult = risk of injury!
Tip: You can also wrestle the paper with a knife! But be careful, because there is also a risk of injury here!
Now wrestle one strip at a time.
Tip: If the handle is slightly slanted, the stripes will roll a bit more beautifully!
That's what your bloom could look like!
Get ready green crepe paper with the dimensions 7cm x 10cm.
Fold the paper 2 times.
So you get a narrow strip.
Then round off the strip by cutting a bow on one side with the scissors.
Then fold the crepe paper apart.
Place the stripe with the roundings upwards around the cup of flowers.
Then put a wooden stick in the flower cup from below.
Now she's stuck with the crepe paper.
Cuts two leaves from another piece of crepe paper (15 cm x 10 cm).
Fold half the paper and cut a bow on one side.
Then folds the crepe paper apart.
That's how you get a double leaf.
Gather the crepe paper at the bottom - on the straight side - and attach it to the stem (wood stick) of your flower.
Your flower is ready.
Put it in a vase and your table decoration is ready.
This colourful variant is also great for a children's birthday party!
Have fun trying it out!
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