DIY Valentine's Decor Paper Flower Wreath with Cricut Maker
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DIY Paper Garland Valentine's Day Decoration with Cricut Maker
The roses are red, the violets are blue and the pot is also perfect for decorating your home on Valentine’s Day! If you’ve been reading my blog for a long time, you’ll know that I’m allergic to flowers. I love making paper flowers, they are bright, fun and beautiful.
Valentine’s Day decorations are pink and red ... in heart and flower shades ... and add shiny gold to decorate the crown!
I like different shades of pink ... I like shiny gold. I really like that this Valentine's Day decoration turned into a bunch of bouquets. I admire the paper flowers and this amazing wreath can be made during the day.
Cricut point wheel
Cricut cards 12x24 red
Cricut Rug 12x24 Light Grip
Glitter Cricut Cards
Riley Blake Polka Dot Fabric
20 "styrofoam crown
Glue gun
Cricket Cosmos Design 7
Red flowers
bright pink flowers
Golden leaf
accordion flowers
If you don't have 12x24 and no paper matter, use Cricut Access and find 3D flowers.
Here’s a red paper bag: I like different shades of pink. Perfect for your Valentine's Day needs!
Start opening heavy colored paper in a cutting service. It doesn't matter which color file you use. Just choose the color you want.
I like the size of the 12x24 cutting mat ... and the same size cardboard is great! Some images require evaluation, so be prepared to replace the blade. This machine is so intelligent that it will always tell you which tool you need.
I quickly removed the excess paper from the carpet.
Then carefully use a spatula and remove the flower.
Take a thick quarter of the fabric and cut it into 1.5-inch-wide strips.
Use a hot glue gun to wrap and glue the fabric around the shape of the crown.
Once the crown is rounded, it is time to make the flowers. Fold the accordion flower along the marked line. Glue 2 strips of red paper together with hot glue to form a circle. Hot glue on scrap paper.
Stick the flower comb to the red flower.
Then put it on and glue the hot strip on top of the pink pile.
Baby scallop on top.
Now stick the flowers on the wreath.
Round the twisted pieces and glue them with hot glue like in the middle of a flower.
Keep filling the wreath with all these beautiful roses.
I love the polka dot so I didn’t show it off, but cheer up to fill the crown as much as you want!
Finish with pretty shiny gold cardboard. Use a gold foil and a small napkin. Use the wheel and shovel to cut a dozen leaves.
Fold from the marked line to get the measurements.
The perfect finishing touch with a golden sheen!
Glue the leaves under and around the flower with hot glue.
I love how it came out!
This is a sponsored talk I wrote on behalf of Cricket. All opinions and notes are mine.
Valentine’s Day decorations are pink and red ... in heart and flower shades ... and add shiny gold to decorate the crown!
I like different shades of pink ... I like shiny gold. I really like that this Valentine's Day decoration turned into a bunch of bouquets. I admire the paper flowers and this amazing wreath can be made during the day.
You will need:
Creator of CreteCricut point wheel
Cricut cards 12x24 red
Cricut Rug 12x24 Light Grip
Glitter Cricut Cards
Riley Blake Polka Dot Fabric
20 "styrofoam crown
Glue gun
Cricket Cosmos Design 7
And the following 5 space cricket design projects:
pink flowersRed flowers
bright pink flowers
Golden leaf
accordion flowers
If you don't have 12x24 and no paper matter, use Cricut Access and find 3D flowers.
Here’s a red paper bag: I like different shades of pink. Perfect for your Valentine's Day needs!
Start opening heavy colored paper in a cutting service. It doesn't matter which color file you use. Just choose the color you want.
I like the size of the 12x24 cutting mat ... and the same size cardboard is great! Some images require evaluation, so be prepared to replace the blade. This machine is so intelligent that it will always tell you which tool you need.
I quickly removed the excess paper from the carpet.
Then carefully use a spatula and remove the flower.
Take a thick quarter of the fabric and cut it into 1.5-inch-wide strips.
Use a hot glue gun to wrap and glue the fabric around the shape of the crown.
Once the crown is rounded, it is time to make the flowers. Fold the accordion flower along the marked line. Glue 2 strips of red paper together with hot glue to form a circle. Hot glue on scrap paper.
Stick the flower comb to the red flower.
Then put it on and glue the hot strip on top of the pink pile.
Baby scallop on top.
Now stick the flowers on the wreath.
Round the twisted pieces and glue them with hot glue like in the middle of a flower.
Keep filling the wreath with all these beautiful roses.
I love the polka dot so I didn’t show it off, but cheer up to fill the crown as much as you want!
Finish with pretty shiny gold cardboard. Use a gold foil and a small napkin. Use the wheel and shovel to cut a dozen leaves.
Fold from the marked line to get the measurements.
The perfect finishing touch with a golden sheen!
Glue the leaves under and around the flower with hot glue.
I love how it came out!
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This is a sponsored talk I wrote on behalf of Cricket. All opinions and notes are mine.
