DIY paper tulip bouquet from printer paper

DIY paper tulip bouquet is so easy with my free template and tutorial here.

It’s perfect for your wedding, for a gift or for your room decor, just from very simple materials.

Video tutorial to make paper Tulip flower:

Step by step instruction to make Tulip paper flower:

  1. Grab the printer paper or color paper, drinking straw, color, and glue

  2. Download my template and cut along. We will need 6 petals for each flower.

  3. Use the pastel chalk or watercolor for your petal.

  4. Use the white glue to fix the shape of the petal as instruction.

  5. Curl the petals by using the small stick or toothpick

  6. Glue the petal to the drinking straw, 3 petals for each layer.

  7. Use the green floral tape to wrap the straw

  8. Glue small leaves to the flower

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Materials to make Tulip paper flower:

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There are so many pieces of peony, but I decided to use printer paper to make the Peony alike at this time. With my free template and step by step video tutorial, it’s so easy to have a paper Peony garden in your room now 🙂

This tutorial I made a long time ago, as a guest post and now it’s time to publish it on my site.

Step by step instruction to make paper Peony:

8 steps to make Peony paper flowers:

  1. Cut a paper strip of 2cm x20cm and color it to make the stamen. (In the video, I cut a 4cmx20cm but I had to trim out because it will not fit the sepal in the bottom of the flower).

  2. Cut and use your hands to soften the stamen.

  3. Glue the stamen with the wire gauge20

  4. Cut the petals with DreamyPosy’s FREE templates, color and soften it. The inner petals will have white space than the outer ones.

  5. Glue and shape the petals

  6. Glue the petals with the stamens accordingly as video instruction.

  7. Cut the sepal with the template and use the round stylus to shape it.

  8. Cut 2 tiny leaves and glue it with the sepal in the bottom of the flower.

4 steps to make paper Peony bud:

  1. Use facial tissue to round up a small ball and glue it with the wire gauge20

  2. Cut out the bud petals and sepal and use the round stylus to shape it

  3. Glue it together.

  4. Please remember to include 2 tiny leaves with the sepal.

3 steps to make paper Peony leaves:

  1. Cut the green paper along the template

  2. Glue it with floral wire gauge26

  3. Use the red pastel chalk/red watercolor to help the leaf more realistic

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What you will need to make paper Peony flower:

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Really appreciate your support and look forward to your requests and comments.

Loves,

Ann.

7 thoughts on “DIY paper tulip bouquet from printer paper

  • April 16, 2018 at 6:01 pm
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    Thank you for the template. Have you a template for the green leaves?

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    • April 17, 2018 at 3:43 am
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      Wait for me, I’ll update a new Tulip tutorial soon.

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  • August 11, 2017 at 5:47 pm
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    The template link below the supply list just takes you to Google ads. Can you provide instructions on how to download the templates for your flowers?

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    • August 11, 2017 at 6:15 pm
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      I did finally find a page with the proper link. Must be my browser. Lovely flowers. I am excited to try making them.

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      • August 12, 2017 at 4:25 am
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        Oh, thank you, Janet. Should you need further question, pls just let me know 🙂

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  • July 18, 2017 at 12:43 pm
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    Hi DreamyPosy,
    Lovely tutorial, thank you so much for all your videos! Can you please upload the template?

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    • July 18, 2017 at 1:31 pm
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      Thanks, Oana. All the templates have been uploaded. It’s in the end of material list 🙂

      Reply

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