First Paper Roses https://imgur.com/gallery/pz6UTe0

I just started making paper flowers and was amazed at how these turned out. I made daffodils first so these roses are only the 2nd variety of flower but definitely feel they will continue to be my favorite. The first took well over an hour to make.

Hey y'all, I started making crepe flowers in April after my older cat passed away and I decided I needed something to keep my mind off it. Happened to see an article about Tiffanie Turner, picked up her book and apart from a brief break to adjust my life around a new puppy, haven't looked back.

Most of the community interaction seems to be on Faccebook and I'm not really a FB fan or user so it'd be awesome if there were some more activity here... be the change time I guess!

I made these roses to make my house beautiful. This flower is very easy to make. I have told you very simply how to make it. You can also use this flower for your home, office and even a festive occasion. You can also use this flower to give to your loved ones. They like it a lot too. Because your handmade design adds value. Then you too can make a beautiful bouquet.

How to make paper rose easy https://www.bestpapercraft.com/how-to-make-paper-rose-easy/

I've been making a bunch of paper flower crafts lately for fun and wanted to share with everyone my templates. I have this free small rose paper flower template and tutorial available on my blog.

Hello r/paperflowers! Just found this sub & wanted to share my wedding flower decorations and bouquets. I've made everything from scratch except for the dried wheat and leaves. I've crafted around 20 table decorations with glass jars and yarn and assorted crepe paper flowers, two bunches for the civil ceremony table, and my bouquet. I've also decorated a cork board to use as a tableau de mariage and made matching thumbnails for the seating chart cards. I've also made a tiny lapel decoration for the groom. The wedding is less than 3 weeks away and I'm happy that I actually finished everything on time. I live in Italy and a florist would have asked over 1000€ for real flowers, I've managed to cut significant costs, we wanted to pay for everything ourselves and I'm also an avid crafter. Thanks for reading, have a nice day everyone! http://imgur.com/a/vZFOHCo

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r/PaperFlowers will be set to private from July 10th at 7pm est through July 12th 7pm est in support of the second blackout.

This is not about Victoria being let go from reddit. This is not about Ellen Pao. This is about the lack of communication between reddit admins and the Reddit community. This is about the empty promises for better tools for mods that have been "coming soon" for years. Most importantly this is for the little guys with no voice.

If you have any questions or comments I would love to hear from you in this thread. I will listen to and address any concerns that you may have.

Thank you.

Hello! I'd like to try my hand at making crepe paper flowers. But, I'm a little unsure of where a good place to get crepe paper would be. I tried Michaels, but no luck. If possible, I'd like to avoid Amazon or Hobby Lobby. But, perhaps that's not possible. Do you know where I might be able to find/buy supplies? And, do you have a brand that you really like? I'd like good-quality materials, if possible.

Edit to add that I'm in the US.

There are so many things about paper flower crafting that I would love to discuss here in this sub. I figured why not just throw out a few questions and see how well that does to get the ball rolling. Please don't be shy, let's open up and have some fun while getting to know a bit about each other.

What made you get into making paper flowers? Just a way to pass time one day, a cheaper alternative than real flowers for a special event, something you saw on tv or in a magazine, watching someone else do it?

Is this a hobby for you? A random craft you're exploring? Something too new to actually know if you'll continue to try your hand at or not? Just a one time thing to use for a special occasion? Do you make them for profit?

What was your very first creation? How did it turn out?

How long have you been into crafting paper flowers and what have you learned along the way?

What special piece of advice or helpful hint do you wish you had been given before you began working with paper flowers?

Thank you for coming to this subreddit and hopefully subscribing to it as well.

As you can probably tell, I'm really rather new to being a mod and running my own subreddit. So with that in mind please pardon the lack of overwhelming resources here just yet. I do promise that I will be working to make this sub be the best that I can simply because I love making paper flowers and want to share that joy with others.

In the mean time please feel free to look around, engage in or even begin your own conversations/threads, share what you've made and how you made it if you'd like. You can also make a thread about an awesomely beautiful flower instructional that you found online. Most important though is just make yourself comfortable and have fun here.

There are few rules here except the basic reddiquite guide. Also posts, pictures, and how-to guides or instructions must pertain to paper flowers in one way or another or something relating to this specific subreddit. And as always, just play nice with each other.

If you have an idea or suggestion for just about anything relating to this sub, please do not hesitate to send me a message. Or you can suggest things in a thread. Its completely up to you at this point.

Thank you all for being here, Leafy81