Admittedly, I'm one of those
not-so-crafty-wannabe-crafter types. While I love doing them, they're not really my forte. But since the selection of flowers at Farmer's Market has been non-existent as of late, I decided to try my hand at
these Martha Stewart paper flowers to spruce things up around here. I must say, they're truly mistake proof, so don't be afraid to give them a try. I'd imagine they would make a great addition to any Valentine's Day present.
step one: Draw a spiral circle the width of a 4x4 piece of paper (about 6 lines deep) step two: Cut along the lines step three: Starting at the out end, begin rolling tightly towards the center, following the curves of your circle step four: Using a tiny dot of glue, or a piece of double-sided tape, secure the center of the flower
Admittedly, I'm one of those not-so-crafty-wannabe-crafter types. While I love doing them, they're not really my forte. But since the selection of flowers at Farmer's Market has been non-existent as of late, I decided to try my hand at these Martha Stewart paper flowers to spruce things up around here. I must say, they're truly mistake proof, so don't be afraid to give them a try. I'd imagine they would make a great addition to any Valentine's Day present.
step one: Draw a spiral circle the width of a 4x4 piece of paper (about 6 lines deep) step two: Cut along the lines step three: Starting at the out end, begin rolling tightly towards the center, following the curves of your circle step four: Using a tiny dot of glue, or a piece of double-sided tape, secure the center of the flower
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