DIY Valentine's Decor Paper Flower Wreath with Cricut Maker
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DIY Paper Wreath for Valentine's Day with Creek Creator
Red roses, blue violets and cricket makers are great to decorate your home even on Valentine's Day ! If you've been following my blog for a long time, you know I'm allergic to flowers. I love making paper flowers, they are bright and fun and beautiful to look at.
Lots of fun pink and red ... Decorate Valentine's Day with hearts and flowers ... and add some shiny gold for the coronation!
I like different shades of pink ... I like shiny gold. I love how this Valentine’s wreath turned out. I am addicted to paper flowers and these beautiful bouquets can be made in half a day.
Jack marker wheel
Red tone 12x24 cricket card
Cricut light grip 12x24 mat
Glossy cricket card
Material Relay Blake Polka Dot
20 "foam crown
Glue / Firearms
Cricket ™ Design Room
Red flowers
Bright pink flower
Golden leaves
Accordion plum
If you do not have paper and a 12X24 mattress, just use Cricut Access and find 3D flowers.
Here is the red paper packaging: I like different pinks. It's perfect for your Valentine's Day
Start by placing your colorful cardboard on a cutting mat. It does not matter what color file you create. Just choose a color that speaks to you.
I love the 12x24 cut mattress size ... and the right size cardboard is amazing! Some pictures require dots, so prepare a note wheel to replace with sharp pictures. This machine is so smart that it will always tell you what tools it needs.
Immediately remove the remaining paper from the mattress.
Then use the shoulder tool carefully and remove the flower.
Take a quarter of the thick fabric and cut it into 1.5-inch wide strips.
Wrap the fabric around the crown shape and use hot glue to glue.
Once the wreath is covered, it's time to make flowers. Fold the flowers like an accordion along the marked lines. Glue 2 sheets of red paper with hot glue to make a circle. Stick a sheet of paper with hot glue.
Stick a flower spoon on the red flower with hot glue.
Then attach the pink ribbons together and stick on top of the heap and stick.
Sprinkle with small shells.
Now just stick the flowers to the crown.
Roll up the pieces of glue and stick them like the center of a flower.
Keep filling the crown with all those beautiful pink flowers.
I love polka dot fabrics, so I would love to see them visible, but do not hesitate to fill the crown as much as you want!
Finish with a nice shiny gold cardboard sheet. Use a sheet of gold foil and a small mattress. Use the marker wheel and knife to cut a dozen leaves.
Fold them along the dotted line for size.
Golden Abha touches the perfect finish!
Stick the leaves under and around the flower.
I really like the results!
This is a conversation sponsored by Creek. Thoughts and writings are entirely mine.
Lots of fun pink and red ... Decorate Valentine's Day with hearts and flowers ... and add some shiny gold for the coronation!
I like different shades of pink ... I like shiny gold. I love how this Valentine’s wreath turned out. I am addicted to paper flowers and these beautiful bouquets can be made in half a day.
You will need:
Jack MakerJack marker wheel
Red tone 12x24 cricket card
Cricut light grip 12x24 mat
Glossy cricket card
Material Relay Blake Polka Dot
20 "foam crown
Glue / Firearms
Cricket ™ Design Room
And these 5 cricket design space projects:
Pink flowerRed flowers
Bright pink flower
Golden leaves
Accordion plum
If you do not have paper and a 12X24 mattress, just use Cricut Access and find 3D flowers.
Here is the red paper packaging: I like different pinks. It's perfect for your Valentine's Day
Start by placing your colorful cardboard on a cutting mat. It does not matter what color file you create. Just choose a color that speaks to you.
I love the 12x24 cut mattress size ... and the right size cardboard is amazing! Some pictures require dots, so prepare a note wheel to replace with sharp pictures. This machine is so smart that it will always tell you what tools it needs.
Immediately remove the remaining paper from the mattress.
Then use the shoulder tool carefully and remove the flower.
Take a quarter of the thick fabric and cut it into 1.5-inch wide strips.
Wrap the fabric around the crown shape and use hot glue to glue.
Once the wreath is covered, it's time to make flowers. Fold the flowers like an accordion along the marked lines. Glue 2 sheets of red paper with hot glue to make a circle. Stick a sheet of paper with hot glue.
Stick a flower spoon on the red flower with hot glue.
Then attach the pink ribbons together and stick on top of the heap and stick.
Sprinkle with small shells.
Now just stick the flowers to the crown.
Roll up the pieces of glue and stick them like the center of a flower.
Keep filling the crown with all those beautiful pink flowers.
I love polka dot fabrics, so I would love to see them visible, but do not hesitate to fill the crown as much as you want!
Finish with a nice shiny gold cardboard sheet. Use a sheet of gold foil and a small mattress. Use the marker wheel and knife to cut a dozen leaves.
Fold them along the dotted line for size.
Golden Abha touches the perfect finish!
Stick the leaves under and around the flower.
I really like the results!
Love and promote!
This is a conversation sponsored by Creek. Thoughts and writings are entirely mine.
