Mothers Day hand-rolled paper carnation handmade paper flower making tutorial [with carnation flower

Mothers Day hand-rolled paper carnation handmade paper flower making tutorial [with carnation flower language]

What is the most appropriate flower to send on Mother’s Day? I believe most friends will choose carnations. Carnations represent the love and endless blessings for mothers. So on Mothers Day, giving carnations is a very good choice. In the past, I believe that most of my friends would choose to buy carnation bouquets to give to their mothers, but here we recommend that you complete a carnation paper art bouquet by hand, so that the feelings you can express will be more sincere and meaningful.

The handmade paper carnations made here are made of hand-kneaded paper commonly used in origami making. With simple combinations, we can complete the production of this beautiful carnation. This tutorial was designed and photographed by Baiyun Craftsmanship, from Baiyun Craftsmanship Workshop (blog.sina.com.cn/u/2739655847). The handmade paper art works of Baiyun Craftsmanship are often very detailed. Whether it is origami production or the presentation of paper art flowers, we can feel the unique artistic atmosphere and atmosphere. In addition, the production of this carnation paper art flower made by Baiyun Craftsmanship The tutorial is very clear, so I believe you can follow this tutorial and complete the production smoothly.

The flower language of carnations is: Mother, I love you, passion and true love

The materials and tools you need to prepare to make this Mother’s Day hand-kneaded paper carnation paper flower are: hand-kneaded paper commonly used in origami and other paper art making, as well as wire and double-sided tape commonly used in craft paper flower making. , green craft tape, napkins or crepe paper, glue or white latex, needles, scissors, needle-nose pliers, etc. Make full use of whatever materials and tools you have at hand.

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1. Cut four square pieces of paper first.

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2. As shown in the picture, fold it in half several times to form the shape in the lower right corner of the picture.