What you'll be able to do.

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    Beyond the Basics: 3D Flowers

    • Identify different types of three-dimensional flowers and select the best material for desired results.

    • Use recommended techniques for cutting and assembling rolled flowers.

    • Discover the best techniques for creating layered flowers.

    • Combine techniques to produce realistic-looking pieced flowers.

    • Please answer these three quick questions.

What you'll need:

If you would like to make along with Nicolle, here is what you'll need.

  • A Cricut cutting machine

  • A device with Cricut Design Space loaded

For the rolled and layered paper flowers:

  • Cricut LightGrip (blue) mat

  • Fine point blade

  • Light-medium weight, solid-core cardstock (single color for rolled flowers; yellow and lilac, plus green for layered flowers)

  • Hot glue gun and glue sticks (or paper adhesive for layered flowers)

  • Quilling tool or reverse action tweezers for rolled flowers

  • Small scraper tool

  • 1/4 cup measure (optional - for rolled flowers)

  • Shadow box (optional - for rolled flowers)

For the pieced flowers:

  • Cutting mat (FabricGrip or StrongGrip for crepe paper or felt, LightGrip for cardstock)

  • Rotary blade for crepe paper or felt, fine point for cardstock

  • Crepe paper, felt or cardstock in colors for your flower – we used pink, yellow, and green

  • Adhesive for paper and/or hot glue gun and glue sticks

  • Small Styrofoam or cotton ball (for peony center)

  • Floral wire

  • Floral tape

  • Wire cutters

  • Scissors (optional)

  • Pan pastels, markers, or paint (optional)

Meet your instructor.

Instructor

Nicolle

My name is Nicolle and I am obsessed with all things hand made. I started with drawing and quickly got into everything from sewing, woodworking, and even silversmithing! I have been a project designer for Cricut for almost 5 years now so I love using my Cricut machines to make all kinds of things and teach others to be the creative selves they were meant to be.