Creating a Paper Flower Backdrop: Flower 1
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In my next series of tutorials, I will be showing you how I created a paper flower backdrop using things you probably have at home already. Each tutorial will cover one flower.
You'll need: regular copy/printing paper, scissors, a glue gun, and something to curl that petals with, such as a thin brush, chopstick, or pencil.
For written instructions, please go to my site:
ashandcrafts.com/paper-flower-... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thank you for showing us such a lovely flower.
I saw this last year and made the entire backdrop for my son's wedding. I was trying to upload a photo but having difficulty. I used white and purple satin,the photos came out great.
Thank you for such a great tutorial!
i made one... one shot and it was beautiful! Your voice is so calm and your steps are clear. Keep it up! Thanks!!
que hermosa flor gracias x compartir este lindo tutorial
Thank you.... Beautiful!!
Fantastic job and very nice review
this is beautifulll... love it
thanks for sharing. It is helpful :)
Thank you ...I like its. So beautiful and looks easy when you made it. ^^'
วลัยพร พยัคฆบุตร Thank you so much!
Thats nice ... thanks for this idea
Wonderful thanks !!
Hermoooso
I Like this
hello I love this video thank you would you happen to have a video showing the proper way of hanging them up on the wall or on ACDC I had made 21 flowers for my wedding but I am having difficulty keeping them straight thank you
Hello, I was wondering where I can get the copy of the template to begin tracing the flowers?
Pretty much from all your tutorials?
Thankyou! Blessings to your channel :)
I loved this. I'm curious if this idea/size could be transferred for use as a hanging light with an LED or LCD bulb. Or maybe you have done this and can share a video tutorial on this idea. I am a new subbie today. Thanks for your creative inspirations. Lynda in Utah
Hi Lynda! Thanks so much for subscribing. I've never thought of doing that, but it sounds like a really cool idea! You can definitely scale down the flower. I've made some 2" ones before!
love ur flower...can u teach me more?
jolie
Hi thank you for sharing this information. What kind of paper do you use for this flower??
bertha alicia Thanks so much Bertha! In the tutorial, I used regular printer paper, but I usually use cardstock. I recommend practicing with some printer paper first so you can get the hang of it. I like to buy these packs of cardstock from Michaels but only when they are on sale for $2. I don't recommend buying it if it is not on sale, because it is normally $5/pack. www.michaels.com/recollections-seaside-cardstock-paper/10293372.html. If I purchase cardstock from other stores, I prefer ones that are 60-70 lb paper. I have used some 110 lb paper but it is too thick.
when you use cardstock do you roll your petals first or after
Hi new subscriber here. I love how easy and simplistic you show your followers how to create beautiful flowers out of paper. I plan to create my very first one using your tutorial. I will be sure to give you your proper credit. i have a question...are flowers suppose to be sparkly? because I'm planning to make the one that I'm wanting to create a sparkling beauty....
Hello! Thanks so much. It would look lovely if you use glittery paper or you can even use glittery spray paint after!
How do you hang them on the wall ?
What kind of paper did you use?thanks this is awesome😊
hai. how to make flowers hanging ??????
how many pedals did it take to fill the wall
I can't see the temples to order for some reason it won't load
Hi, I wanted to know what kind of base I can stick the flowers on to make the actual back-drop asides from sticking it directly onto a wall...I know foam sheet is an alternative, is there anything else I can use?
Hi Nazia! My preferred method is to use the Command no-damage strips to attach the flowers directly to the wall. But if you don't want to attach it directly, you could glue the flowers to a foam sheet or fabric. I've also had some customers ask me to attach a wire to the back of the flowers so they can attach it to a gate/mesh
thanks for all you beautiful flowers and tutorials Ash, you make it look so easy, can we do this with card stock as well? Julie
+Julie Ducastel hey Julie! Thanks so much! Yes! Cardstock is my favorite paper to use. I prefer 50 lb cardstock. Please check out this video where I use cardstock: th-cam.com/video/2rCXkv0V2r0/w-d-xo.html and I also have a video on the leaves!
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Hello!
Thanks for share! Could you give me the link to have the petals template, please?
Thank you in advance!
Hey Laura! Of course! Go here: www.ashandcrafts.com/paper-flower-backdrop and there is a link for the PDF on there
Thank you so much from Paraguay!
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what is the paper name please tell us
Can you tell me what are the sizes of the petals pls. Love them !
Celsa Escalante Hi Celsa, I'm actually going to re-make a better version of my video tutorial and try to post up a template for the petals this week. Usually when I make my largest flower, the largest petal takes up one 8.5x11" regular copy paper sheet. I'll send you a message when my video and template are up! :-)
Celsa Escalante Hi! I just wanted to let you know that my new video tutorial is up and there is a link to download a template for the petals! th-cam.com/video/2rCXkv0V2r0/w-d-xo.html
Ash & Crafts
What type of glue do you need for this? Do you HAVE to use a glue gun?
Hi Cat! I haven't tried it with anything but a glue gun. I guess regular for would work, but would just take longer to dry.
what did you use to stick it to the wall?
+Ngoc Nguyen You can use thumbtacks
lullabies
What type of paper are you using?
Summer Pittman Hi Summer! In this video, I am using regular copy paper. I like to use cardstock normally, but regular copy paper works fine too! I recommend experimenting with regular paper first, so you get the hang of it. :)
Summer Pittman Hi Summer! My new tutorial is up using regular US letter size (8.5x11") paper! Here's the video: th-cam.com/video/2rCXkv0V2r0/w-d-xo.html
very fanny