Spring is the time for flowers and today we are showing you how to make a happy paper flower craft. We think, if flowers were able to express their feelings, spring is the time they would be happiest.
So let’s make these flowers smile.
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Flowers are a great spring crafting theme for kids, if they are happy flowers that’s even better.
While we made happy flowers, you can have the kids make a whole range of other emotions and expression.
That way this craft makes a great addition to the emotions theme.
Your kids can even match the feelings to the colors, make the mad flower red, sad flower blue and so on.
So much fun, huh?
Make a whole garden of emotions.
This is a really cute and jolly project to make.
Plus, this project is not a demanding one and will bring lots of smiles in your home or in the classroom.
Are you ready to craft with us?
How to Make a Happy Paper Flower Craft
What you need:
- circle puncher
- color papers (green color for the leaves and two more colors for the flower)
- googly eyes
- 1/2 pipe cleaner
- glue
- black liner
Let’s start!
Step by Step Instructions
Punch 10 circles of the same color and fold them in half.
Take two of them, put some glue and place them inside each other as shown in the picture.
Make four more petals.
Punch one different color circle, put some glue on it and glue the five petals on it.
Punch another circle from the same color and place it over the petals, on the opposite side.
Take a pair of googly eyes and add them on.
Draw a mouth using a black liner.
Take ½ chenille stick, put some glue on it and attach it to the flower as a stem.
Punch two green circles and fold them in half.
Put some glue on the leaves and glue them to the chenille stick.
All done!
This project is definitely one of our favorite.
Now make the flower wobble and have fun!
That is all for today.
Stay tuned!
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