Curled Paper Spring Flower Craft

Learn how to make this Curled Paper Spring Flower Craft to display this spring season!

Spring is in the air, and what better way to celebrate the season of renewal than with an easy craft project that’s perfect for busy moms and teens?

Today, I’m excited to share with you a step-by-step guide to creating beautiful Curled Paper Spring Flowers.

This craft is not only a fun way to add a dash of spring to your home but also a great activity to enjoy with your teenagers.

It’s an ideal project for those looking for simple yet creative spring flower paper crafts.

More paper flower activities:

• Cupcake Liner Paper Flowers
• Cupcake Liner Pom Pom Flowers
• Cupcake Liner Button Flowers
• Toilet Paper Flowers

Why This Craft?

Curled Paper Spring Flowers are not just a craft; they’re an experience.

As a busy mom, finding activities that are engaging and simple is a win-win. This craft promotes creativity, is budget-friendly, and results in beautiful spring decor that can brighten any part of your home.

It’s also a wonderful way to spend quality time with your teens, away from screens and the hustle of daily life.

Remember, crafting is not just about the final product; it’s about the joy and relaxation it brings during the process.

So, grab your supplies, and let’s welcome spring with open arms and creative spirits!

Curled Paper Spring Flower Craft

Supplies:

• cardstock paper
• Guillotine cutting board or ruler
• scissors
• unsharpened pencil
• glue stick or Elmer’s glue

Directions:

Cut paper into ½ to 1 inch strips, depending on how thick you want each flower.

Cut thin strips for stems.

Cut leaf shapes. You can cut two at once by folding the paper in half and cutting along the seam.

Glue stems and leaves onto the paper.

Wrap the paper strips around a pencil to create the curls.

Create a flower by gluing the stem and leaves to a plain sheet of paper. Add puddles of glue where you want to place the flower curls. Place the curls on top of the glue and press the curls down.

Allow to dry completely before displaying.

Display your flowers around your home this spring season!

There are a ton of great flower craft ideas to create this spring! Here are a few resources if you are interested in learning how to make more flower crafts.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What type of paper is best for this project?

Cardstock paper is ideal as it holds the curl well and is sturdy enough for the flowers.

Can I use a regular cutting board instead of a guillotine cutting board?

Yes, a regular cutting board can be used along with a ruler to ensure straight cuts.

Do I need a specific type of scissors?

No, any sharp scissors will work, but smaller craft scissors may offer more precision.

Can I use a pen instead of an unsharpened pencil to curl the paper?

Yes, any cylindrical object like a pen or pencil works well for curling the paper.

Is a gluestick the best adhesive for this project?

A gluestick works well for light materials like paper, but you can also use liquid glue for a stronger hold.

How thick should the paper strips be?

Strips can be ½ to 1 inch thick, depending on your preference for the flower’s appearance.

Can I create different shapes for the leaves?

Yes, feel free to experiment with different leaf shapes to add variety to your flowers.

How do I ensure the curls stay in place on the paper?

Make sure to apply a good amount of glue and press the curls down firmly until they stick.

How long does it take for the project to dry?

It usually takes a few hours to dry completely, but it can vary depending on the amount of glue used.

Can these paper flowers be used for other types of crafts?

These paper flowers are versatile and can be used in scrapbooking, card making, or as decorations.