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Design #551 – My free SVG/DXF/PDF design files are available in my free resource library – get the password by filling out the form at the bottom of this page.Cricut Purple StrongGrip Machine Mat 12″ x 12”.

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A way to cut your materials – I’m using the Cricut Maker 3, but you can also use the Cricut Maker, a Cricut Explore Series machine, the Cricut Venture, or even the Cricut Joy Xtra.At least 6′ of Thick Floral Wire (for garland base).

One (1) Package of Winter Garden Heavy Crepe Paper (I used the Snowflake, Peppermint, Holly Berry, Spearmint, Pistachio, and Pine colors).

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See my full and complete Amazon shopping list for the exact items used in this project! Materials And Tools to Make a Crepe Paper Floral Garland

Ready to learn how to make a paper floral garland? This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy. Wrap fairy lights around the wire to turn the holiday ambience up even more!įollow my easy tutorial and your fun DIY paper flower garland will be the perfect addition to your holiday décor! Easy peasy!Īfter it’s finished, you can hang or lay it across your fireplace mantel, decorate your bannister, or wrap it around your Christmas tree! You can even use it as part of your centerpiece on your holiday table. That means no cords or potential burns to worry about. Unlike many faux flower projects, there’s no hot glue necessary - you can use regular craft glue instead. If you’re making the holly, you’ll need some artificial berries like the ones in my materials list. You’ll need a few other tools and materials, like a couple different kinds of bendable floral wire and green floral tape, along with some wire cutters and a measuring tape. Along with a cutting machine, you’ll need a purple StrongGrip machine mat and a rotary blade and housing, which will cut through the delicate crepe paper without damaging it like a regular fine-point blade would. I’ll show you how to cut your crepe paper on a Cricut Maker 3, but you can also use the original Cricut Maker for this project. That means it’s easier to work with, and has a better chance of holding up through NEXT Christmas! It’s already been done for you! This particular crepe paper is also a bit thicker and sturdier than other crepe paper I’ve used, and I found it less likely to tear. Why? It comes in a pack with a cohesive seasonal color palette which takes the guesswork out of finding the right material in the right colors. I recommend using the crepe paper from my materials list to make your poinsettias, holly, and pine branches. Poinsettias! I’ll show you exactly how to get your grain running in the right direction to make your poinsettias look just like the real thing. You know what kind of plant has a similar texture? You guessed it. You’ve probably noticed that crepe paper has a pronounced, almost wrinkly-looking grain that runs across the material. So, what’s the secret to these mindblowing blooms? Paper flowers are the perfect holiday decor or party decoration for any occasion - especially in the colder months! Why? Because while you’re spending time enjoying the festivities, your gorgeous holiday garland will look fresh, vibrant, and hyper-realistic all winter long!

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