Learn how to make paper flowers by hand or with an electronic cutting machine and enjoy the free paper flower templates below.
I made a rainbow of giant paper flowers to decorate my craft room and today I’m sharing the free paper flower templates and a tutorial for how you can make your own big, bold and beautiful paper flowers.
I can’t even tell you the pizzazz that these paper flowers add to my craft room and how much I’m in love. It is such a huge focal point in the room and I adore the bright colors and whimsical feel. My craft room is my happy place and these giant, colorful flowers really reflect that feeling.
Paper flowers are so fun to make, can be used in so many different ways and there are endless options for color combinations to match your decor style. Paper flowers make great decorations for weddings, baby showers, bridal showers and pretty mch every special occasion! And the best part is that the whole thing is made from nothing but paper and hot glue so they’re super affordable.
I went to Hobby Lobby and loaded up on cardstock in every color of the rainbow, literally. It takes 8 sheets of 8.5×11″ cardstock for the largest flowers shown and 3 sheets for the smallest flowers, so be sure you buy enough cardstock. Nothing’s worse than being one sheet of paper short and having to run back to the store in the middle of a project. I went when open stock paper and paper packs were all 50% off, so I feel like I scored big time.
How To Make Paper Flowers Step By Step
Making paper flowers is simple and so fun. All you need is paper, scissors and hot glue. You can use a Silhouette or Cricut machine if you have one, but cutting the petals out by hand is totally doable too. I created a video tutorial to show you exactly how to make them.
Paper Flower Video Tutorial
HOW TO MAKE PAPER FLOWERS WITH A SILHOUETTE CAMEO MACHINE
Materials Needed
- Free SVG Files (download below)
- Colored Cardstock
- Hot Glue Sticks
- Silhouette Cameo Machine
- Cutting Mat
- Hot Glue Gun
Instructions
- Download the paper flower templates below and import them into Silhouette Design Studio.
- Trace around the shapes and resize the flower petals to fit on the paper you’ll be using.
- Adjust cut settings for cardstock and send petals to be cut.
- Curl the edges of the flower petals around a pencil.
- Fold the bottom slit on top of itself and glue it into place.
- Glue the small petals onto a cardstock circle, then repeat for the medium sized petals and repeat again for the largest petals.
- Layer the three rounds of petals together and glue in place.
- Add a center decoration if desired.
HOW TO MAKE PAPER FLOWERS BY HAND
Materials Needed
- Free Printable Template (download below)
- Colored Cardstock
- Hot Glue Sticks
- Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors
Instructions
- Download the paper flower template below.
- Resize the petals on the computer if desired. Print.
- Cut out the flower petal templates. Trace onto cardstock and cut out with scissors. To speed up the process, you can cut through several layers of cardstock at a time.
- Curl the edges of the flower petals around a pencil.
- Fold the bottom slit on top of itself and glue it into place.
- Glue the smallest center petals onto a cardstock circle, then repeat for the medium sized petals and repeat again for the largest petals.
- Layer the three rounds of petals together and glue in place.
- Add a center decoration if desired.
For this particular display of paper flowers, I wanted a mix of big and small flowers with tropical greenery peeking out a bit, so I planned out which colors in rainbow order would be big and small, then mixed different flower shapes so there was plenty of variety.
It’s hard to tell in the pictures, but I found some really pretty pearlized paper at Hobby Lobby and used that for the lightest pink flower and the ombre aqua flower. It adds a subtle sparkle that I really love. I also bought a pack of vellum and created one entire flower from it. It basically disappears in pictures but is pretty in real life.
I’m even sharing the free paper flower templates for you to enjoy.
There are four files available. One file is for printing and cutting by hand and the other three are SVG files to use with a Silhouette or Cricut machine. The three SVG files are for easy paper roses, cabbage roses and peonies. You’ll see all four templates in the Google folder.
To get the templates, enter your email address right here:
Now go check your email and you’ll see an email from me that will have a link to all the templates.
I also purchased THESE cut files from the Silhouette Design Store. It’s what I used for the flower centers. I just added the slits to the bottom of each flower petal to make them more 3D.
This was such a fun project. Each paper flower is a miniature work of art and watching the rainbow of flowers come together was really satisfying. It will inspire me every day as I’m in my craft room creating.
I mean, how could you not be inspired when you look up and see this?!
DIY PAPER FLOWERS: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do you attach the paper flowers to the wall?
I used thumb tacks hidden under a layer of petals. If you don’t want to put holes in the walls, the velcro-like Command strips would work well. I don’t recommend using tape unless the paper flowers will only be used as a short-term decoration. Tape tends to fall off with time.
What type of paper do you use to make paper flowers? What is the best material to make paper flowers?
Cardstock. I bought it in packs at Hobby Lobby because it was cheaper per page. You can use any kind of paper, but if you use flimsy printer paper, the flowers tend to be a little bit droopy, so I prefer cardstock. It doesn’t have to be a particular weight. This pack of cardstock on Amazon would work great.
How do I download the templates?
Enter your email address in the teal colored box above. You will get an email with the link to download the templates.
What size do I cut out the petals?
Any size you want! You can adjust the sizes of any of the templates in Silhouette Studio or if you’re cutting the petals by hand, adjust the pattern on the computer before printing. You can adjust the size in software such as Paint, Photoshop, Illustrator, or PicMonkey.
As a reference, the largest flower in the photos is sized so that the largest outside petals fit ONE petal per 8.5×11″ sheet of paper. That’s a very large petal!
What size do I cut out the circle bases?
This isn’t an exact science… but as a starting point, if you’re making the largest size flower with one petal per 8.5″x11″ piece of paper, you’d need a circle that’s about 3 inches in diameter and progressively smaller circles for smaller sized flowers.
Where did you get the leaf patterns?
I purchased a cut file from Silhouette Design Store. They had a ton to choose from! If you are cutting leaves by hand, Google “jungle leaves” and print one out to use as a pattern.
I can’t open the free files. What’s wrong?
The number one reason people can’t access the files is that they are at work and their work server blocks access to Google Drive. This is especially true for school districts. Try opening the files again at home or from an unrestricted computer and see if that helps.
Aren’t these flowers a huge dust collector?
Not really. And when I notice they’re dusty, I spray them down with canned air (or blow air out of my shop vac), then vacuum the floor. Easy peasy!
Can’t-Miss Crafts for Paper Flower Lovers
- Pin this tutorial for making tissue paper flowers
- Or learn how to make smaller Rolled Paper Flowers
- Turn paper flowers into a darling Paper Flower Mason Jar Sign
- Make Crepe Paper Flowers with Candy Centers.
- Giant Paper Flower Christmas Tree
- Giant Paper Sunflowers with free pattern
- See how I used these same giant paper flowers to make a crazy awesome 4th of July Party Backdrop.
- Get even more free paper flower templates and free paper flower tutorials here!
Comments & Reviews
Megan Duesterhaus says
This is AMAZING!!! I love it!!!!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Thank you, Megan! I love it too. It makes me ridiculously happy every time I walk in the room.
Susan Skoglund says
Jennifer can you tell me how I can make a large poinsettia. Would I not curl the edges? And any suggestions for natural materials to make the center would be very much appreciated!
Jenny says
Thank you!!!
Unknown says
Thanks for sharing! I've been looking for something over my windows in my craft room also!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
You should definitely make some flowers. They are so happy and fun!
Jenny says
You chose beautiful colors! Love this idea!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Thanks Jenny! When I'm working on a craft I can just look up for color inspiration!
Miriam says
Wow… I'm not one to have flowery things but this looks amazing indeed! I'm inspired just looking at the picture 🙂
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Thanks so much, Miriam!
Debbie says
So beautiful. I especially love all of the bright colors. Great job!
Melissa Blakeney says
Hello I have a weird question for you? How many do I need to cut with the cut files on each petal to make it fuller and thicker? I hope that makes sense hah!! thank you so much for this great idea you are very very talented!!!!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Thank you Melissa! I would do 8-10 petals on each size of layer, then stack four or five layers together. Does that help?
Kara P. says
Hello! Thank you so much for providing these cut files! Did you create other sized petals for multiple layers in Silhouette? For example, your cabbage roses look like there are more than 3 layers. Also, did you purchase the cut files from the Silhouette Store for the flower centers? Thank you again!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I did create more layers using the shapes in the cut files, depending on how large I wanted each flower to be. The largest flower shown has one petal per 8.5×11 sheet of paper… it was huge!
And yes, I did buy some of the flower centers from the Design Store. But you may already have some different shapes that would work.
Good luck making your flowers!
Allison says
I went to the link you added for the center portion of the flowers but it went to all of her designs..all 23 pages. Do you know the name of the one or ones you bought. I can’t wait to add this design to my classroom.
Jennifer says
My favorite center is this one: https://www.silhouettedesignstore.com/view-shape/122654
Ellie Barnett says
I have made flowers just like that but these are more detailed I will put them in y classroom!
krafting kelly says
Thanks for these files! I love making paper flowers with my Silhouette Cameo, but still have yet to make any giant flowers. (I think I just need a good excuse.) 🙂
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I love making big flowers. They're so fun! I hope you get a chance to make one soon!
Rebecca Matos says
Olá…sou do Brasil e estou encantada com essas flores!!!! qaue linda decoração e muito obrigada por comaprtilhar…Beijos
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Você é muito bem-vindo! Estou tão feliz que você gosta deles. Meus sogros estão vivendo no Brasil agora, então o Brasil tem um lugar especial no meu coração.
Ankita Patel says
Hello! I am a cricut user and the cut files don't work for my machine, would you have the SVG version? Would really love to give this a try! Thank you 🙂
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I tried uploading some of the files as SVG files. Did you see that there are two different file types in the Google folder linked above? It was a little tricky to get them to convert to SVG for some reason. The good news is that you can always download the printable template and just trace the shapes in your cricut software.
SuzyG says
Thanks so much for sharing. I love these!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
You're so welcome!
Calinda Goo says
I am in awe.
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
THank you so much!
Lura Perkins says
I love this!! I have downloaded the .svg files and noticed that 2 files have different sizes and the cabbage rose are all one size. For example, the cabbage rose. What size are the petals for each layer. I would hate to waste paper cutting the wrong sizes. Thank you
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
The cool thing about this project is that you can make them any size you want! For the very largest flower shown, I cut one petal per 8.5×11 piece of paper. Most of hte other flowers had about 4 petals per 8.5×11 paper to give you an idea of size. Just scale them so each set of petals is a bit smaller than the last, if that makes sense.
Angela Osterbind says
Hi there! I've been wanting to do this exact thing for so long in my girls' room but I am having a hard time finding instructions. Do you have a link or website you used to for constructing these?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Did you watch the video above? Basically you just cut out the petals, fold them together at the base where the slit is, then glue the petals onto a circle. Make a small, medium and large set, then glue them together.
Anonymous says
Love these and want to do this in a miniature version for my daughter's American girl doll house,
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
That is a completely adorable idea!!! If you do really small flowers, try Googling "rolled paper flowers." They are quicker to make because it's all one piece, so no individual petals. I just don't love them when they get really big.
ThinkerMommy says
These are great! How did you affix the flowers to the wall?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I used push pins, but if you don't want holes in the wall, you could use those Command Strips that look like velcro.
Anonymous says
These are beautiful. Which 3D flowers did you use from Silhouette? Thank you.
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I used several different flowers from Carina Gardner. I added the slits on the bottom to help them have more shape. Without the slit on the bottom, they lay too flat. This is one of the flowers I bought: https://www.silhouettedesignstore.com/view-shape/122654
Anonymous says
Oh thank you so much. And the larger flowers you just enlarged the pattern?
Anonymous says
You must have the larger Silhouette machine? I just have the small one so mine would be smaller unless I cut them by hand 🙁
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I actually only have the smaller Silhouette machine. The biggest flower shown is one petal per 8.5×11 sheet of paper. I resized things in Silhouette Studio.
Anonymous says
Oh perfect then, thank you.
Karen
Sheena B says
Hi Jennifer, gorgeous flowers! Is there are circle file available for the SIL? And how do the peony flowers go together? Thank you! 🙂
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I didn't include the circle file because they're pretty simple to make on your own in Silhouette Studio. Just click on the circle tool and make three circles measuring around 2 inches, 3 inches and 3.5 inches.
All of the flowers go together in the same way… round off the petals, fold the bottom slit over on itself and secure with hot glue, then glue the petals to a circle. Repeat for 3 rounds in different sizes…
The only difference with the peonies is to roll the petals toward the center of the flower instead of away from the center, if that makes sense.
Does that help?
Magen Kaye says
theres no slit for bottoms of Poenies petals on any layer…?
Jennifer says
Hi Magen, That’s my bad. Just go ahead and add your own slits with scissors! I’ll try to update the pattern soon.
Meghan Gencev says
Thanks so much for the templates. Hopefully I can figure this all out. I've watched the video 3 times! 🙂
Anonymous says
Are the leaves from the Silouette store as well?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Yes! There are a ton of options in the store.
Tonya Hamilton says
Thank you!! Hoping to make a photo-booth for daughter's grad party and these would be perfect!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Perfect idea! That will be so cute!
Kassie says
Love these and can't wait to try!! My daughter has the same triangles on her wall. Can you tell me where you got the actual window treatment? It would look awesome in her space!!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
It's a roman shade that I made myself from Nate Berkus fabric available at JoAnn.
Maria Beatrix says
Wow!Loved it! Thanks for sharing
Kayla Rivera says
How did you secure them to the wall?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I used push pins, but you could use the velcro style Command Strips if you don't want to make any holes in the wall.
sandishores says
The cabbage rose files are all the same size 15×11.5, what paper did you cut these out on?
I can't find cardstock that is bigger than 12×12, I have a 12×24 mat for the Silhouette but can't find large enough paper to cut this cabbage rose out in one piece
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
You should be able to adjust the size in the Design software. Just click on the images, then drag them smaller.
Gaby Zambrano says
Muchas gracias, saludos desde Ecuador.
Todo está muy lindo!
Erika Rocha says
Beautiful flowers, will be making some for my classroom! Random question, where did you get the curtains?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I made the curtains with fabric from Joann. The fabric is from the Nate Berkus line and it's in the section of big rolls of home decor fabric.
Unknown says
These are beautiful flowers! I will be making some for an Alice in Wonderland baby shower, I don't have a hobby lobby by me so I need to order cardstock online, did these color sheets come in a book, or do you know if I can order loose sheets online?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Do you have a Michael's near you? They sell cardstock in packs for a good price.
Liv says
how did you get a flower with the pedals separated and not one 2d flower
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
I'm not sure what you mean. Did you watch the video? Did you download the template? You cut each petal out individually, then glue them together to make a 3D flower.
Anonymous says
wow nice i want make for my doter have any batern
Laura S says
This is beautiful. Is there a template to hand cut the leaves?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
No, but if you Google "tropical leaves" there are a lot of images that you could print and use as a pattern.
Ashley says
These are gorgeous! I am making these for my classroom!
Susan says
I'm going to make these for my new granddaughter's room!!! I would love to have the pattern for the largest one, the one that you said the largest petals where cut use one sheet per petal. Thank you for these patterns, I can't wait to start!
Unknown says
HI! I do have a silhouette and I am having trouble getting the files to open in my silhouette studio. Do you have ideas or tips on how I should go about doing this? I am new to this silhouette world and need some tips.
Anonymous says
If you click on "3D Paper Flower Cut Files" above in this post, it will open Google Drive with the files. Then, look for the heading that says Folders. The Silhouette files are in there. The other ones that pop up are SVGs which you need the Designer Edition of Silhouette Studio to open. Hope that helps you! I'm cutting my petals now! Wish me luck! 🙂
Heather says
THANK YOU!!! I drove myself crazy yesterday trying to save and open those files in my silhouette studio. I finally gave up and downloaded 2 flower templates I found elsewhere. Today I opened google and was going to just find some templates there but read your comment. It worked and now I have all the different templates! I bought one file in the silhouette store but that had the center she used so still a good thing. You rock!!!! Thanks!!!
mari says
Hi are we able to use the templates for commercial use? To create paper flowers to sell? Thanks again!
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
No, sorry. Personal use only.
Anonymous says
Hi, this may be silly. But this will be my first time doing this and I just wanted to know if there are instructions?
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Yep! There's a video tutorial in the post that will walk you through the steps.
Sumer Edwards says
I can’t see the video tutorial. Am I missing something?
Jennifer says
The video tutorial is between the subheadings “How To Make Paper Flowers” and “Instructions for Silhouette Paper Flowers.” It’s a darker image with two black bars on either side and a triangle play button in the middle. Hopefully that helps!
Nadia says
I would LOVE more instructions on how to do this. I think this would be so cute in my kids toyroom but have no idea where to even start. I understand that you use flower files… but then how are you building the flowers together? I'd love a longer youtube video tutorial <3
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Thanks for the feedback, Nadia. It helps me know what is most useful for my readers.
Did you watch the video in this post? It's quick, but it shows you the steps.
I DO have a more in-depth video in the works, but it probably won't be done until January because I'm so busy making holiday crafts right now.
Unknown says
Hello,
love this, where did you get the circle template for the flower to glue it on
jennifer@thecraftpatchblog.com says
Any circle will do. Try tracing a CD or plate. Or make a circle using the shape tool in Silhouette Studio.
Lani says
Thank you for sharing the templates for these beautiful flowers! I haven’t downloaded them yet, but wanted to meanwhile watch your video. Unfortunately, I cannot find your YouTube link. ☹️ Can you direct me?
Jennifer says
Hey Lani, I’ve been doing some website maintenance and some of my videos disappeared. I have it embedded again in this post, so hopefully that helps.
Nicole says
Love this! I’m going to make some for my daughters room! I don’t have a machine so I’m going to do it all by hand but doesn’t seem that hard. Quick question: if I were to do it by hand what kind of paper should I use? Is it like card stock?
Nicole says
Oops never mind just found my answer in your instructions lol sorry! Thank you for this site!!
Angi says
I love it all but im have the hardest time printing only the large rose! The other pages printed fine but this one isn’t! Is there anything else i can do?
Jennifer says
I’ll have a look at it and see if I can figure it out.
Yvette says
How are they attached to the wall?
Jennifer says
Thumb tacks
Cait says
Hobby Lobby is selling paper flowers like this with gold trim and they’re only $4 to $12 depending on size… BUT I may just copy them now with paper I already have 😁 Thank you for sharing this!
Jennifer says
They’ve started selling several different types of big paper flowers, which is so great for people who don’t have the time to make them.
Olivia says
How did you attach them to the wall?
Jennifer says
I used push pins.
Destri says
I cannot find the link to download the file. What am I missing? Haha! Thank you!
Jennifer says
In the post there is a teal colored box with the words “Get the Printable Files” in it. Enter your email address there and it’ll send the files to your email.
Marie Fyfe says
Is this template still available — I clicked and confirmed per instructions from Return email and still have not received template — thank you.
Jennifer says
I just tried the box and it worked for me. Enter your email. Then it’ll send you an email where you confirm your subscription. Then a window pops up with a link to the files. If you are on a work computer, sometimes they block access to files like this.
Miranda Cotten says
Them are so cool looking!! Now I wanna make some! (Even though I have a million other projects staring me in the face) 😁
Whitney says
Hi! I love these so much and want to make them for my little girls room! Quick question though….I’m sure they get a little dusty and I’m just wondering how you dust them?
Jennifer says
I’ve been using canned air. Easy peasy!
Nadia Palacios says
I have a question… so this is super random but some girl was making these and selling them. I bought some for my daughters room… but the petals have started to uncurl and going back to being straight. So my flowers look weird and not cute anymore. What do you suggest I do to try and fix them?
Jennifer says
Is it humid where you live? That’s the only reason I can come up with for them uncurling. You can try shaping the edges around a pencil to give them their curl back.
Nadia Palacios says
No it is not humid at all… but I just remembered we used her humidifier alot this winter when she was sick. That probably did it. I will try to use a pencil and hope it works! If not I will be making her some more. Thank you for your reply 🙂
Megan Evans says
Hi! I’m so excited to use your tutorial to create these beautiful flowers!! Quick question, where did you get the template for the leaves? Maybe I’m overlooking it. 🙂 Thanks so much! Truly beautiful!!
Jennifer says
I purchased a leaf cut file from the Silhouette Design Store.
Lauren says
do you have templates for the leaves? I’m going to be making these by hand
Jennifer says
I don’t, but if you google “jungle leaves” you should be able to find a leave shape you like, print it out and use it as a pattern.
Lynn says
Thank you so much for the paper flower files, instructions and video! This is exactly what I’ve wanted for my great granddaughter’s nursery. I’m going to go watch the video now!
Jennifer says
You’re very welcome Lynn! I hope you have a lot of fun making them!
April says
How do you assemble the peony flower? Is it 6 to 8 of each shape?
Jennifer says
Did you watch the video tutorial? You put six to eight petals of each size together around a paper circle base.
Shaina Mortenson says
Paper Flowers have always scared me but I just got a silhouette and now after reading this I’m feeling inspired to tackle something life this for my craft room this weekend. Thanks for the files and inspiration!
Jennifer says
Hurray! I’m so happy to hear that. I love making paper flowers… they are so fun! Enjoy!
Rowena says
This is so beautiful and the way the different colors blend together is amazing… I will try this . Thanks
Maritza says
How did you use only 8 sheets of 8.5×11 sheets of paper for the largest flower if the base layer has 8 petals that are as large as the 8.5×11 sheet of paper?
Jennifer says
Ah… you’re right! It took 8 sheets JUST for the outside layer! I’ll go in and fix that. It must have taken more like 10 or 11 sheets. Oops!
Mardi says
What is the width of your window? I’m planning on doing this for my classroom and my window has a span of 12 ft. This way I can kind of gauge how many more flowers I’ll need to add in.
Jennifer says
My window is about 5 1/2 feet across.
Jordin Fitch says
In order to download Files, I had to download a program called Silhouette Studio. Once there, I had to select the designs and change it to a black outline (instead of red) and increase the line to 2.00pt. I also had to select ‘show print border’ and adjust my print size down to 95-97% so that it wouldn’t get cut off.
Note, the instructions are not posted with the designs so you will have to return to the website to get the exact step by step instructions.
Morgan says
Hi.
Thanks for sharing the free templates.
Only one template has directions.
Do we use the same directions for all the templates (peonies, cabbage svg)
I am so confused.
Jennifer says
All of the flowers are made in the same way, they just have different shaped petals.
Patoris says
Amazing. You just solved one of my life puzzle. Thanks a bunch.🌻🌼
Samantha rodriguez says
How do you know what sizes to cut the circle (the base) for each layer?
Jennifer says
I just eyeballed it. Or you can lay the petals out in the shape that you want them and then measure about what size the hole is in the middle. It doesn’t have to be super precise.
Ashiya Johnson says
Can someone email the printable template because the link to download it isn’t showing for me 🙁
Jennifer says
Click where it says, “Download the free paper flower templates”
Mary says
Can these be put on stems to use in a vase?
Jennifer says
These flowers are flat on the back, so they wouldn’t work very well to put in a vase.
Dawn Estrada says
These are beautiful, which pattern goes with the light teal one that has the pointed petals- it is on the right side. I am making these to match my Steam classroom. so excited to do this 🙂
Dee says
Where can the scissors be purchased that you used for the fringe (flower centerpiece)?
Jennifer says
You can find them on Amazon or at Michaels/Hobby Lobby/Joann. They’re called fringe scissors.
Rae says
Hi! How in the world do you curl the petals so that they’re smooth? I tried curling a few around a pencil (and I also tried a pen), but they wind up looking like a lot of creases instead of a nice smooth curve. 🙁
Jennifer says
That’s weird! I’m not sure why you’re having trouble with it. Maybe try a thicker Crayola marker or something like that?
Ellie Barnett says
You have to curl them and then hold them for a few minutes.
Jane says
Oh, what a cool idea! thank you for the templates! super
Jane says
very beautiful flowers! thanks for idea
Yetişkin sohbet says
Thank you soo much
Ellie Barnett says
I have a question will you tell if I can make smaller ones so we can make them for mothers day.
Jennifer says
Yes, you can make them any size!
Keri Lanford says
For the center flowers, when I click on the link to the silhouette store to buy the center pieces, it comes up with lots of choices. Many…which ones did you use and what material did you make the centers with? vinyl, cardstock? Also, did you also cut a small circle as the center base for each flower?
Jennifer says
I used Design ID 195517 for the center cutouts and I cut them out of cardstock. And yes, I cut cardstock circles for the flower bases.
Suhai says
I can’t wait to try this!
mary oleary says
The flowers look great – can’t wait to try them
Melanie says
Tamplates please
Jennifer says
Enter your email address in the teal box.
Sydney says
How do I get the downloadable pattern? Thanks!
Jennifer says
Enter your email address in teal box at the end of the post.
Erica says
I am trying to access the templates but there is no teal box displayed to enter my email address to get them sent to me, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
Jennifer says
There IS a teal box. I just checked. It says “GET THE FREE PAPER FLOWER TEMPLATES.”
Manju Srikanth says
Ohh wow! Sister I’ m gonna tryvtgis for my Hawaiian kitty party
chargel says
Thanks
Ella Marsheila says
Hi, This is amazing. Thank you for sharing the template.
Debbie Slavens says
Not sure if this is how I get the free flower templates or not….directions above were confusing!
But the flowers are beautiful!
Jennifer says
To get the templates, you enter your email address into the box that says “GET THE FREE PAPER FLOWER TEMPLATES.” Then check your email.
ehall says
Thanks!
Ness Moses says
Thank you for sharing your great talent.
Jessica says
Excited to make
Brittany Tyler says
Can’t wait to try these for my daughter’s 1st birthday!
Julie says
Love! Love! These Flowers!
Gerri Bator says
Amazing!
Phyllis Marie Radabaugh says
love this
Edwina Scott says
Been making flowers. Love these. Can’t wait to try making
Myra Mayfield says
Thank you for sharing.
Melaney says
DIY paper flower template please. Looking for easy flower templates to use with my students.
Jennifer says
Enter your email address in the teal box where it says, “GET THE FREE PAPER FLOWER TEMPLATES.”
Cindy m Avila says
Would love your template for cardstock flowers
Jennifer says
Add your email address to the teal box!
Ashley Saucier says
Love these flowers
Brenda says
Very excited to make these! Thanks!
Juiavie Araiz says
i need it for wedding of my friend
Jennifer says
Enter your email address in the teal box.
Lynn says
Where is the teal box?
Jennifer says
Above the FAQ section and below the bulleted instructions section.
Ginger Sullivan says
I am making a Hispaninc month board.
DShelia Trner says
Beautiful work
GRETHEL DURAN says
I love to make these flowers
Molly Abbott says
Thank You!
Sandra Lahr says
I plan to make some of these for my best friends 70th BD party
Mit Mahar says
I gave my email, but the template doesn’t print.
Jennifer says
Check your spam folder.
Daniela says
Absolutely beautiful!
Kayla Rhodes says
This is absolutely beautiful!
leigh says
Thk
Rachael says
Thank you
Amber says
Thanks
Ariadni says
Thank you i love this idea 💕💕
Jamie says
I love this! I will be using this idea for a conference for teen girls!
Katelyn J Tuisawau says
Yay!!
Angelina Lapid says
These look beautiful May I have the link for the templates please.
Jennifer says
Yep! Enter your email address in the teal colored box that says “GET THE FREE PAPER FLOWER TEMPLATES”
Kris says
Love this!
Raquel Happ says
Thank you!
Blanca says
Template for paper flower please
Jennifer says
Read the directions in the post for how to get the template.
dixie says
Template please!! These would be awesome for my open house theme!
Jennifer says
Enter your email in the box where it says, “GET THE FREE PAPER FLOWER TEMPLATES”
Kelly Williams says
Hello! I would love the floal template please! Thank you!
Jennifer says
Enter your email in the box where it says, “GET THE FREE PAPER FLOWER TEMPLATES”
Jill Gillard says
I need easy ways to make flowers for residents in a care home.
Annette says
I would love to decorate my classroom with the paper flowers. They are beautiful and cheerful to have a room.