Dimensional paper bouquets are a great alternative to postcards for children to give their moms on Mother’s Day. They look much more impressive, and children make them even more interesting. Here are 3 unusual ideas on how to make cute paper tulips, daffodils, hyacinths that even kids can handle. Delight your loved ones with these spring children’s crafts!
A Potted Hyacinth
The supplies are colored paper, scissors, a toothpick, a pencil, a sharpie, a glue stick and baker’s twine.
Cut a blush sheet of paper into wide stripes.
Make each strip fringed.
Curl the fringe with a pencil.
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Take a green sheet of paper and glue it, then swirl it up to form a stem.
Cutout a triangle strip of green paper.
Attach them to the stem to show off leaves.
Glue the pink fringe strips to the stem.
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Tear off some cardboard pieces and scrunch them up.
Then put a hyacinth into the jar and fill it with this cardboard to make it stand still. Add baker’s twine to the jar as decor. Cut out a speech bubble and right your wishes on it, put it on a toothpick and into the jar. Voila!.
Daffodils In A Vase
The supplies are yellow paper, a doily, a piercer, green drink straws, brushes, scissors, paints and a toilet paper roll.
Take a toilet paper roll and paint it yellow.
Add vertical green lines and small white dots on them.
Cut out some large yellow check marks, make holes in the center of each mark using a piercer.
Put several marks in each straw adding a white cupcake liner on top (make a whole in it with the same piercer).
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Cut out a wide strip of white paper and glue it inside the paper roll.
Then glue the fringe and attach the whole roll to the doily. Put your daffodils inside and you are done!.
A Tulip Bouquet
The supplies are colored paper, a puncher, a pencil.
Cut out some green rectangles and make slits in the center using your puncher.
Then curve the paper like you see that in the video and form such a curved base.
Draw and cut out some green leaves of paper and then glue them to the base.
Draw and cut out some orange and yellow tulips, make tiny slits in them and put them right on the base - they will sit rather stably.
Add a red ribbon bow to the bouquet and voila!.
Video Showing How To Make ALL 3 Spring Paper Flower Bouquets
p.s. We also have one more cool flower paper craft for you – a DIY vase with snowdrops.