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Supplies Needed for your Tulip Bouquet:
- Red, orange, yellow, blue, violet, green, pink and black card stock paper.
- Elmer’s Glue or School Glue.
- Scissors.
- Ornamental pearl beads.
- Tulip bouquet template
Tulip Bouquet Tutorial:
Gather your supplies
Take one of the card stock paper, fold it and keep the tulip flower template along the fold. Draw around the template.
Cut along the drawing to get one of the petals of the flower.
You will need five petals for each flower.
Take one of the petals, apply glue along one side and glue the next petal, lining up the edges.
Continue gluing till all the petals are joined together (the petals along the edges are not glued to each other till we attach the stem).
How to make the stem:
Take the green card stock paper and start rolling it from one of the corners.
Keep rolling till you reach the other corner and glue it to secure.
Glue the stem to the center of the flower.
Next stick the petals at both the ends together to shut the flower.
Use the tulip bouquet template. Cut the sepals for the flower.
Insert it over the stem, starting from the lower edge and till it reaches the base of the flower.
Cut 2 leaves using the given template.
Apply glue along one half of the leaves and glue it to the stem.
You need to make about eight flowers in a similar manner to get a full bouquet.
How to make the tulip bouquet:
Take the black card stock paper, roll it from the corner to get a conical shape.
Apply glue along one of the edges and stick to secure the cone.
Arrange the flowers nicely inside the bouquet.
Cut the shape for making the bow, using the template in the PDF.
Apply glue along the center, fold the two edges inwards and glue them at the center to form the bow.
Take a red paper strip 0.5- inch wide and 8- inches long. Cut out a triangle from the ends, fold it and glue it on the underside of the bow to form the bow tail. You may glue the pearl along the center of the bow.
Next, cut a red paper strip 0.5- inches wide and 10- inches long. Glue it around the bouquet, about half way from the top.
Glue the bow over it and your bouquet is ready!
Print the Tutorial:
Tulip Bouquet Paper Craft
Looking for a fun flower craft to make with your kids? This Tulip Bouquet is easily made with card stock paper, glue and scissors! It's easy and beautiful and they never wilt!
Materials
- Red, orange, yellow, blue, violet, green, pink and black card stock paper.
- Elmer’s Glue or School Glue.
- Ornamental pearl beads.
Tools
- Scissors.
Instructions
Gather your supplies
Take one of the card stock paper, fold it and keep the tulip flower template along the fold. Draw around the template. Cut along the drawing to get one of the petals of the flower.
You will need five petals for each flower.
Take one of the petals, apply glue along one side and glue the next petal, lining up the edges.
Continue gluing till all the petals are joined together (the petals along the edges are not glued to each other till we attach the stem).
Let’s make the stem.
Take the green card stock paper and start rolling it from one of the corners.
Keep rolling till you reach the other corner and glue it to secure.
Glue the stem to the center of the flower.
Next stick the petals at both the ends together to shut the flower.
Cut the sepals for the flower, using the given template.
Insert it over the stem, starting from the lower edge and till it reaches the base of the flower.
Cut 2 leaves using the given template.
Apply glue along one half of the leaves and glue it to the stem.
You need to make about eight flowers in a similar manner to get a full bouquet.
Let’s make the bouquet.
Take the black card stock paper, roll it from the corner to get a conical shape. Apply glue along one of the edges and stick to secure the cone.
Arrange the flowers nicely inside the bouquet.
Cut the shape for making the bow, using the template in the PDF.
Apply glue along the center, fold the two edges inwards and glue them at the center to form the bow.
Take a red paper strip 0.5- inch wide and 8- inches long. Cut out a triangle from the ends, fold it and glue it on the underside of the bow to form the bow tail. You may glue the pearl along the center of the bow.
Next, cut a red paper strip 0.5- inches wide and 10- inches long. Glue it around the bouquet, about half way from the top.
Glue the bow over it and your bouquet is ready!
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