Giant Crepe Paper Flowers Course

Print and trim the wing template set, cut paper to create multiple sizes, save templates on cardboard, and scale up with size calculations.

Evaluate the advantages and drawbacks of crepe paper for giant flowers, including color variety and elasticity. Note fading and waterproof limits, plus the need for steel supports for large petals.

Learn efficient crepe paper cutting to save money by folding the roll, cutting big petals first, preserving petal shapes, and saving space for multiple flower sizes.

Demonstrates three popular crepe paper petal gluing techniques: zigzag glue with another piece of paper, glue directly in the middle for leaves, and diagonal cuts to reveal veins. Feedback invited.

Master wrapping branch stems with crepe or art paper, rolling thin steel branches at a 45-degree diagonal, overwrap and glue for durable flower stems.

Color crepe paper with spray paint or pastel powder to create vibrant, durable petals, using ATM or Win spray paints or fairy chalk for direct drawing and mixing.

Identify materials for a giant peony: steel leaves, green and colorful crepe paper for branches and petals, tube stem parts, kraft inner funnel, and a flange stand.

Cut a peony by using a printed template to shape 15 × 20 cm petals (25–28 total), cutting 4–8 layers at a time in crepe paper across three petal sizes.

Shape about 180g heavy craft paper (or reuse calendar covers) into a funnel to form the peony flower core, trim the tip, insert a stem tube, then glue the parts.

Assemble the flower by folding and stretching each petal's top third, layering petals around a funnel, then attach a heart-shaped pistil to finish a round peony.

Cut a green crepe leaf diagonally, turn it to show rib grain, bend, and glue two leaves around zinc wire; fold calyx with 5 cm stem and attach to flower.

Learn to build a sturdy peony stem with bending or electric tubes, glue three alternately placed leaves, and roll crepe paper petals diagonally at 45 degrees with a green strip.

Complete a peony stem using a screw and flange or welded flange foot, insert the stem into the flange, finish the peony, and explore more flower designs.

Learn the essential materials for a butterfly crepe paper flower, including crepe paper tubes for the stamen and neck, petals and calyx, plus a steel flange for freestanding legs.

Cut butterfly wings from crepe paper using a template, glue two layers around a central steel core, shape by pinching and bending, then spray-paint both sides pink-red.

Craft the pistil for butterfly and cosmos flowers by cutting and rolling brown and yellow crepe paper, layering the yellow, and gluing the pieces into a natural, circular center.

Glue and graft crepe paper petals, bending bases inward, attach around the pistil in a cross and rectangle pattern, then secure with cable ties for a soft flower.

Craft the butterfly flower calyx from green crepe paper, cut 2 cm sawtooth shapes, and wrap around the stem with a glue gun for sturdiness; create leaves from fine fibers.

Craft the butterfly cosmo flowers by shaping the stem, bending a curved tree, adding three leaves, wrapping branches with green crepe paper, and attaching the tree to the base.

Gather the zinc part, crepe paper in different colors, and a flange tube with pistil accessories to build a giant hibiscus flower tree from crepe paper.

Cut hibiscus petals from crepe paper using a 27×40 cm template, flip to align veins, apply zinc on veins and color petals with Win pink, shading from bottom to top.

Learn to craft the hibiscus pistil with red crepe paper, a round foam ball, and a thin zinc wire, including the padding technique, comb-shaped fringes, and pollen powder.

Graft five crepe paper petals onto the flower tube neck, bending tips. Insert the pistil, glue petals with hot glue, and wrap the stem with white crepe paper.

Learn hibiscus leaf and calyx creation from green crepe paper, including a 26x36 cm leaf pattern, three leaves per flower, diagonal cuts, and veins facing up in a V shape.

Attach leaves to the trunk, balance positions, roll green crepe paper to form the trunk, glue firmly, and join the flower neck to the flange base to finish giant hibiscus.

Identify and gather the essential materials for a poppy: wire, crepe paper, a ball for the pistil, a tube for the stem and necklace, and the flower base.

Cut ten crepe petals, 22 by 32 cm, using a template; color can change, glue around zinc wires to form a poppy, bend bases, and spray black paint for stamen.

Craft the poppy pistil by twisting green crepe paper around the pistil, forming three pistil lines on six branches, then add the central pistil and black stigma.

Attach the petals to the pistil with a glue gun, starting with five petals. Wrap crepe paper around the flower neck to secure and prevent rotation, ensuring petals stay aligned.

Craft poppy leaves from crepe paper by cutting rectangles, forming triangles, flipping the leaf, and gluing the zinc center with hot glue, following 24x34 cm template to cut 2–4 leaves.

Attach the leaves to the trunk with tape, use the glue gun as needed, then wrap the branches and trunk with crepe paper to complete the crepe paper poppy.

Learn the essential crepe paper materials for a ranunculus, including pink, yellow, and blue colors, plus the base, bending tube, steel cover, and flower neck tube.

Learn to cut crepe paper wings for giant flower petals by matching wing sizes, types, and color codes, then apply and cut according to the required quantities.

Construct the ranunculus pistil by shaping a 10 cm ball, wrapping with green crepe paper, layering petals, and securing a funnel with glue and a stick.

Pull the middle of each petal, fold the top to hug the curve, graft by gluing half down, balance yellow and pink petals for a round, softer, folded flower.

Cut a square of crepe paper diagonally to form a triangle, glue two triangles, and cut leaves with a leaf template; shape and glue the buttercup calyx around the flower.

Attach leaves to tree trunk with tape, balance positions, roll crepe paper strips from top to bottom, then use a glue gun and insert trunk and neck to finish ranunculus.

Learn to build a giant lotus with crepe paper in various colors for petals and leaves, curved tubes, a flower base, floral wire stems, and yellow clay for the pistil.

Cut lotus petals from crepe paper to sizes shown, spray tips with pink Rexfox paint and paint front and back, then dry and bend petals inward for a blooming look.

Shape the lotus pistil with yellow clay into a pyramid, thin the edges for realism, cap with a pen cap, attach to the neck tube, then fringe with yellow crepe.

Cut lotus petals to the shown size and cup them to form a sharp top; stuff bud with newspaper, attach pistil neck after wrapping crepe paper, then assemble petals staggered.

Assemble the lotus flower by layering three-petal sections around a centered pistil, building inner layers step by step with balanced petals using crepe paper.

Cut eight crepe pieces and glue around a steel clamp to form a lotus leaf, twist the steel tail, and add a zinc center with a crepe circle.

Learn to craft a lotus on a stem by rolling the neck and the entire stem, roll two tubes for the leaves, and attach leaves to the side.

Identify materials for the crepe paper flower: steel part, ball part for the pistil, green and colored crepe paper for stem, leaves, and petals, plus tubes and a base flange.

Create gerbera petals from pink crepe paper by folding, cutting circular tops, and painting with pink and orange-yellow, then assemble inner and outer petal layers (24 outer petals).

Learn to craft a gerbera pistil from brown crepe paper by wrapping a plastic ball and adding layered brown and white pistils with yellow fringe stamen.

Create the calyx and leaves from green crepe paper: fold layers for the calyx, cut leaves into v ribs, 25 x 32 cm, and use 2–3 leaves.

Learn to form a gerbera flower by adding small petals in 2–3 layers around the pistil, then build and balance larger petals with a steel skeleton for sturdiness.

Attach three leaves to the stem, measure for height, fix with tape, wrap branch in crepe paper, then mount on the base and insert the flower neck into the stem.

Create leaves from green paper, attach to a foam base with diluted milk glue and steel sticks, then wrap the base with crepe paper and assemble grass parts.

Learn to create a grass foot base for giant crepe paper flowers by preparing grass sheets, cutting to fit terrain, and plugging in silk or paper flowers.