Tulip Making Tulips from Crinkled Paper

These beautiful crepe paper flowers have petals that will never wither or fade. They can be used as garlands, decorations on dining tables or conference tables, or as bouquets representing love.

You can match the colors yourself, stacking 3 or 4 colors of wrinkled paper together at a time. Arrange the paper and make sure the wrinkles are vertical, otherwise the effect of the petals will be greatly reduced. Place the template of the petals on top (you can also buy hand-drawn ones, or its a good idea to download and print them online), be careful to prevent them from scratching, and then cut along the edges. If more petals are needed, add more paper pieces. Use the same method to cut out the leaves. Just use green crepe paper, and prepare a template as well. Wrap green washi tape around the wire you want to make the stem of the flower. Tighten the washi tape to make sure it is firmly attached. Make sure that the outward facing sides of the paper that serve as petals are all the same, at least on one flower. Use your thumb and forefinger to fold the petals to create the shape of the petals. Then make adjustments carefully.

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To make the stamens, also use wrinkled paper, cut 6 knives, the depth should be as long as a fingernail from the bottom, and then rub each strip with your hands. This will make the stamens.

First fix the stamens on the flower stem and wrap them with paper tape. The next step is to fix the petals on the flower stem, every 3 petals are a unit, and lower the petalsThe top is tightly attached to the tip of the flower stem. After the three petals are attached in three directions, wrap them once with paper tape to fix them. Then fix the three petals in the same way. Generally, two sets are enough.

After a very simple process, beautiful tulips are ready!

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