DIY Crafts
For Spring, Mother's Day, Passover, Easter and More
Tulips have always been my favorite flower: the ultimate signal from nature that spring is finally here to stay. I absolutely LOVE receiving fresh flowers anytime of year, like many of you -- but I'm even happier when they are tulips. So when I discovered a simple paper tulip craft by Jen Goode from MyPrintly by HP that's equally as nice to give as fresh tulips, I had to share it with MBE's readers since I think you'll also enjoy this clever project.
These would be lovely as a handmade present for all kinds of Spring occasions, including Easter, Passover, Mother's Day and more as well as a craft to make any time of year just for the fun of it.
Why not visit HP on YouTube to watch their DIY Paper Flower Tutorials, cut it out, fold and glue to make a bunch of these pretty paper tulips for your favorite Mom for Mother's Day? These tulips won't wilt like real ones do, so she can enjoy them all year long and they're easy enough for kids with adequate motor skills to create.
Have fun crafting a bunch for the mother in your life. And while you're at it, why not make up a bouquet of these lovely everlasting spring tulips for yourself, too?
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How to Make Realistic Paper Flowers
As you can see from the how to video tutorial below, these pretty spring flowers -- including the realistic blooms, stems, and leaves -- are easy and quick to make.Why not visit HP on YouTube to watch their DIY Paper Flower Tutorials, cut it out, fold and glue to make a bunch of these pretty paper tulips for your favorite Mom for Mother's Day? These tulips won't wilt like real ones do, so she can enjoy them all year long and they're easy enough for kids with adequate motor skills to create.
Have fun crafting a bunch for the mother in your life. And while you're at it, why not make up a bouquet of these lovely everlasting spring tulips for yourself, too?
FTC Disclosure: No compensation was exchanged for this post, images by MyPrintly by HP except where indicated otherwise. However, opinions here are MBE's own. See complete FTC Disclosure that appears at the bottom of MBE's home page and at the bottom of every individual post including this one.
You made these paper tulips look really easy to make.
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