Paper Daffodils tutorial |
Dear friends Thank you so much for the heartwarming response to my Easy Paper flower tutorial using the flower punch board.Sharing yet another paper flower tutorial- this time cheerful summery Daffodils.
Paper Holder |
I altered this box into a paper/ magazine holder to store some of my A 4 papers but my daughter has laid claim to it as she wanted the " magic " Daffodil flowers!!
Paper Daffodils |
In the picture above you can see the dimensional nature of the paper daffodils.Since I didnt have any pretty yellow paper I stamped and embossed regular chart paper to make my own pattern paper to create the Paper Daffodils.
Paper Daffodils |
The leaves were hand cut ,inked with distress ink, stamped with the same flourish stamp I used on the flowers and embossed.I couldn't resist adding a favourite Cheery Lynn Butterfly to keep the flowers company!
Paper Flower tutorial |
How to make the Paper Daffodils
Materials
- Flower Punch Board- Read more about it here: Easy flowers with Flower Punch Board
- Paper - good quality pattern paper or card stock ideal to get clean cuts with the flower punch board but you can also use chart paper like I did here
- Glue & Scissors
- Optional : Stamps , Inkpads , Embossing Powders , Diamond dust
- Take a 2 x 5 1/4 inch strip paper and punch a paper strip like you would do for a XXS flower but don't score the diagonals and only partially score the vertical scores as shown.
Paper Daffodil tutorial - Align the tips of the petals to the " S " line and score the strip.
Paper Daffodil tutorial - Bend the strip at the score line and snip off wedges as shown.
Paper Daffodil tutorial - Ink your petals if you desire and apply glue on one petal and stick to form a cylinder.
Paper daffodil tutorial - Apply glue on the folded wedges and stick on a 7 petal 4 inch diameter flower [XS flower] made with the flower punch board.
Paper flower tutorial
- Use the slotted end of the shaping tool to gently evert the inner tube petals
- Make and stick a fringed paper flower to the center .I used a Tim Holtz Sizzix fringe die to make the fringed center of the flower but you can easily handcut a fringed flower like I did in this Large Paper Flower tutorial .
Paper Daffodils |
I hope you like our Magical Daffodils!
Here is the link to a compilation of Handmade Flower tutorials
Supplies : Flower Punch Board [ Crafter's Corner],DCWV Botanical Stack, Dies : Cheery Lynn Butterfly, Tim Holtz Sizzix Tapered Fringe Die,Stamps:Inque Boutique flourish Stamp,Inkpads: Wild Honey Distress Ink,Versamark Watermark Inkpad,WOW Embossing Powder,Diamond Dust
So pretty and a great tutorial, thanks for joining us at Allsorts, xxxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Wendy-- glad you like my paper flower tutorial
DeleteSuper work and fantastic tut hun - thanks so much for sharing with us at Mema's Crafts hugs Judith DT x
ReplyDeleteThank you Judith..happy you liked the tutorial
DeleteYour flowers are so pretty. The stamping/embossing and the diamond dust really sets them off
ReplyDeleteYes Ann-- the embossing and diamond dust really transformed the flowers!! I was super excited as it was my first time with diamond dust
DeleteBrilliant, love those wonderful Daffodils.
ReplyDeleteWould look good on wires in a vase at spring time.
Patricia x
Oh Yes Patricia - I think they would look super as a bouquet but since I had already shared a bouquet of paper blooms in my last project wanted to share something different
DeleteLove those gorgeous yellow blooms! So happy and sunshiney! Great tutorial as always...thanks for sharing, Sonia!
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Yes Sindhu--- they shimmer in real and look beautiful on my daughter's study desk
Deletevery pretty & fun idea indeed.. thanks a bunch for sharing dear Sonia :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the paper blooms Khadija
DeleteLove the way you created your own pp. It's really interesting and rewarding when we do like that :). And wonderful up cycling too :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes Sarah ...I felt like a smug cat when it turned out so well!!--a first time for me
Deletewow is lovely.........
ReplyDeleteThank you Anuradha
DeleteLove the flower.So bright and happy.The pattern paper you created looks good.
ReplyDeleteThank you Pallavi...yes I dont often work with yellow but loved these flowers!
Deletelovely as always .................so crafting almost everyday hmmmmmmm..........great work
ReplyDeleteThank you Ghazala -- ha ha yeah or at least trying to blog a bit more frequently!!
DeleteLovely flowers, and as usual a with a beautifully explained tutorial too . Thanks for sharing this lovely project :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Motidana -- glad you liked my flower tutorial
DeleteThose "magic flowers" are just beautiful, Sonia. And, what a wonderful way to keep your papers. What a great team....mother and daughter. That's so fun! I like her Diamond Dust.
ReplyDeleteYes Benzi - my daughter helped put the diamond dust on the 2 nd flower and even opined it looked better fresh when it was white -- as it dried the diamond dust became shimmery and transparent!!
DeleteSonia those are fabulous flowers on your wonderful paper holder! I love how you two did the flowers with the dp and the "fairy dust" does make them magical :) So glad you stopped by Tuesday Throwdown this week :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Davi - yes our paper holder looks "magical" now!! Ha Ha
DeleteAbsolutely stunning project, the flowers are beautiful... Thank you for sharing it with us...
ReplyDeleteAndrea DT
TTPH
Thank you so much Andrea- glad you liked our flowers
DeleteHi Doc wow just love this and your gorgeous flowers.xxxThe Journey is the Start
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Annie
DeleteThis is AMAZING! I absolutely LOVE it! Thank you so much for sharing this with us at Stamp and Create! Good luck,
ReplyDeleteRene :D
Thank you Rene
DeleteLovely daffodils Dr Sonia..paper holder is looking gorgeous.. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked my altered project Radhika
DeleteLovely project.Beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteGr Elly
Thank you so much Elly
DeleteWOW! These magic flowers are majestic. Absolutely wonderfully made :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Lisa-- I like that word Majestic-- Ha Ha Thank you !!
DeleteThis is really pretty Sonia... I have this tool since it first came out and still having had a chance to play with it. yet.... thanks for the tips...
ReplyDeleteShirl-- get it out and start playing-- it is awesome...will soon be sharing more projects with it
DeleteWow, this is stunning! Love everything about it. So glad you shared your project with us for the Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Anne
DeleteOh my gosh, they are amazing!! What gorgeous flowers!! I so have to get that punch board!! My flowers will never look as beautiful as yours but I so want to try!! Love, love these!! Thanks for the awesome tutorial, too!! Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Oh Lisa-- you are too humble-- I love all your projects !!
DeleteHow wonderful and the flowers are just fab.
ReplyDeletefiona DT
TTPH
Glad you like my paper blooms Fiona
DeleteBeautiful flowers....great work...!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mr Rajeshkumar
DeleteWOW! That is fantastic! What a great idea for making flowers and yours turned out beautiful. Thanx for the tutorial as well, awesome. Thanx for joining us at Through The Purple Haze.
ReplyDeleteCarla
Glad you liked my flowers Carla
DeleteThey are fabulous. Love the stamping on the petals.
ReplyDeleteThank you UT -- yes the stamping and embossing was an experiment and I was thrilled it worked!!
DeleteStunning Sonia..the daffodils are just gorgeous and love the edges...no wonder your daughter claimed the box...if she didn't I would have ..lol..gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteluv CHRISSYxx
Ha Ha Chrissy you are so sweet!!
DeleteWow Sonia these flowers are stunning I love them!!
ReplyDeleteKevin xx
Glad you liked my daffodils Kevin and so good to have you drop in
Deletewow very creative and oh so cute..
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness ! those flowers are to die for!! I am in awe, I can just keep admiring this beauty forever :)
ReplyDeleteOooh what a wonderful comment Deepti--- you have made me smile!!
DeleteA great tutorial and your daffodils look fantastic. I think the paper you have made adds to them brilliantly. Thanks for joining in at Crafty Boots Challenges this time.
ReplyDeleteYes Lisette the homemade pattern paper turned out cool!!
DeleteFabulous tutorial to the most beautiful recycled box. I can see why your daughter fell in love with it. Thanks for joining in the challenge at Cheery Lynn Designs and Good Luck to you Sonia.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Oh Thank you so much Julie!!
DeleteGorgeous flowers on such a beautiful project! Thanks for joining the fun at My Craft Spot!
ReplyDeleteKimberly
Thank you so much Kimberly
Deletefantastic oh my gosh love your flowers
ReplyDeleteThrilled you like my flowers Dortesjs
DeleteGorgeous daffodils!!! Another item for my wish list!! Your project is amazing! Thanks for joining us at Through the Purple Haze Challenges!
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Darcy
Ha Ha Darcy -- it is a must buy!!
DeleteOutstanding magazine holder, the flowers are very pretty - I love the sprinkling of diamond dust. Thank you for sharing your work with all of us at Crafty Boots Challenges.
ReplyDeleteDionne
Glad you liked so many details about my paper holder Dionne- Thank you !
DeleteReally, really beautiful and those flowers are just gorgeous! Thank you again for the tutorial! :^)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Penny
Thank you so much Penny
DeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Nagela
Deletelove how u embossed and patterned the paper. dat itself makes it gorgeous
ReplyDeleteHa Ha yeah I agree Sujana...Thank you !!
Deletebeautiful flowers Sonia..
ReplyDelete-Berina
Moxie Craftie
Very pretty & a great tut too. Thanks for joining us at Bearly Mine this month x
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked my tutorial Dawn-- Thank you for dropping in
DeleteWow, Sonia, I have just bought a book on DIY fabric flowers and come back home and... found this new amazing post. I love daffodils, I adore them, and I adore yours! I saw the flower punch board in my favourite shop about ten days ago, but I had purchased a lot of things that day and I didn't want to spend more money. I was so stupid! Now it is the first item in my to-buy-list.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for your crafts, Sonia! When I see them I smile!
Mariangela ;-D
Ha Ha I am glad you liked my daffodils ---I had to actually refer to some real daffodil photos to get the dimension and the center idea!
DeleteThese are Gorgeous flowers Sonia. I really need one on these boards..Loz
ReplyDeleteUnique idea of making a magazine holder. Your daffodils are gorgeous and the CLD butterflies are always a nice touch. Thanks for joining us in the Cheery Lynn Challenge. Good Luck
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia! You intricate flowers really make the card shine!! I love the colors and that you shared the creative process! So glad that you join the fun over Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSonia, your daffodils are exquisite. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful flowers you have here! Love that you have created a tutorial I also love making paper flowers but I haven't tried a daffodil yet. Will have to give it a try someday. Thank you for joining us at TTPH's Sweet Summer week.
ReplyDeleteKatya Bess
TTPH DT
Kattyxoitca.blogspot.com
Dear friend, everything you make is so unique and filled with the utmost beauty! Your daffodils are exquisite! The intricacy is lovely, but what also strikes me is that you so beautifully embossed the paper to create such a pretty pattern. You never miss the details! Kudos for making your own design when you didn't have something you loved for the project. :o) The butterfly and lace are stunning accents. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us at My Craft Spot!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Karen
Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for joining August Anything Goes challenge at Memas Crafts. Princess – DT Member
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous daffodils - jut beautiful... fantastic tutorial too...thanks for sharing with us at Glitter n Sparkle, - Vic DT x
ReplyDeleteOh wow. Those flowers look amazing!
ReplyDeletethis is another of your wonder tutorials,,,you are extremely talented, TFS all what you know with all of us!!! hugs from california
ReplyDeletebibiana
Oh wow this is a beautifully upcycling. Loving the magazine holder and those flowers are just scrumptious. Thank you so much for the how too.
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DesÃre
{Doing Life – my personal blog}
Your daffs certainly are magical. No wonder your daughter laid claim to this gorgeous project. Hugs, Teresa
ReplyDeleteWaw this looks really gorgeous! Thank you for joining us at As You Like It Challenge. hugs! Mojca
ReplyDeleteStunning flowers, Sonia, they are so realistic. Good luck and thanks for joining in on the fun at Cheery Lynn Designs challenge.
ReplyDeleteHi Dr Sonia,
ReplyDeleteanother really superb tutorial.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
I love your superb Daffs , and the creations made with them.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
Wow! Fabulous card, great tutorial! thanks for joining us at Love to Create! mo x
ReplyDeleteoh wow, these are gorgeous sparkly flowers....sweeeet! so glad you played along with Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
ReplyDeletesparkle & shine *~*
Beautiful project! Awesome job altering the holder!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining our "Anything Goes" Challenge this week at Love to Create.
Ruza ~ LTC Admin/Designer
Ruza's Craft Corner
ooh brill idea...looks super.
ReplyDeletethanks for playing along with us this month
at BEARLY-MINE x carol
This is such a beautiful box! Those flowers look amazing. Thanks for the tutorial and thanks for joining us at Tuesday Throwdown.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea. Great tutorial. Thank you for joining us at Melonheadz for our Flowers Challenge.
ReplyDeleteEmily T.
DT Member
What beautiful and useful project!! Thanks for joining us at Stamping Sensations.
ReplyDeletePinky
oh wow, what a stunning and practical make. Thank you so much for entering it into the Sisters of Craft challenge and good luck. Tina DT x
ReplyDeletehow GORGEOUS, and a wonderful gift idea! I especially like how you created the daffodils by hand, Dr. Sonia! Beautiful! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteSo incredibly pretty! Daffs are my absolute favourite flower so I'm especially delighted with your project!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for playing along with us at My Craft Spot!
Kate
Small Bits of Paper
Hi, A lovely project, love the pretty colours. Great tutorial. Thank you for joining Craft My Life this month. Good luck and we hope to see you again soon.
ReplyDeleteHugs Erin DT x
Fabulous flowers and project, Love how the flowers sparkle so!
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Glenda
What a fabulous project, so creative...thanks for joining us at A Gem Of A Challenge!
ReplyDeleteHelen x
This is a fabulous altered box, such beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at a Gem of a Challenge.
Pauline
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Your paper daffodils are gorgeous! Thank you for showing us how you made them. Very creative!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you participated in the MelonHeadz Friends Flower Challenge!
Beautiful magazine/paper holder, and thanks so much for the step by step and tutorial. It looks fab! I can sympathise with you - I have two daughters who claim everything I make for myself!!! :) thank you for joining our challenge this month over at Craft for the CRaic.
ReplyDeleteEithne
What gorgeous yellow flowers. Another fab repurposing idea. Thankyou for fluttering by. Hugs Mrs A. (Butterfly challenge).
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card!! Thanks so much for joining us at Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge, hope you will join us again!
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Belinda
belinda-lovestamping.blogspot.com