Easy Make Lily of the Valley

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

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DIY paper flowers are an incredibly satisfying way to decorate your home! These can be used all year round without worrying about how long they are going to last. I know I love having fresh flowers but in reality they fade quickly so making your own bouquet to replace the fresh ones really keeps a smile on your face. Some paper flower tutorials are very complicated looking but very easy to 

put together. This Lily of the Valley DIY paper flower template is truly simple and a lot of fun to make

You can find the template for this project in our resource library - look for asset #341 

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Here’s what you need to make your Lily of the Valley. This post does contain 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.

Lily of the Valley Step-by-Step Guide

Cricut Maker or Cricut Air 2 or Joy

Standard or Light Grip Mat

Crepe-Paper (or Tissue Paper)

Floral Tape

Floral Wire

Glue

Scissors

Asset #341 from my resource library


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Lily of the Valley Step-by-Step Guide

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step One - Download the Template

To start you will want to download the template (asset #341) from my resource library.

Unzip the file and upload the SVG file only to Cricut Design Space

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Two - Duplicated Flowers and Stamens

For this project, you will be making 10 flowers and stamens but only one leaf. The flowers have the jagged edges and the stamens are a long rectangle. Just select both the flower and the stamen and then duplicate them 9 times.

Also change the flower and stamens to the same color as you will want to make these from white crepe-paper

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Three - Choosing Your Paper

Cricut gives you several options for crepe-paper and you will need to choose the one that best matches the crepe-paper you have on hand. I used a thin crepe-paper so I chose the one with the star shown in the diagram.

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Four and Five - Making the Flowers

The first part of making these Lily of the Valley flowers is to start making the flower itself.

The process is easy. Just for a circle with the flower portion and glue the edges together. Do this for all 10 flowers.

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Six - Making the Stamens

Cut a 6 to 8 inch length of floral wire. This will be used to make the stamen.

To make the stamens, you will need to fold the rectangle in half lengthwise and then in half again.

Add glue to the center of your folded stamen and place the floral wire into the center then fold the edges around the wire making sure you go in the same direction for each side. Keep twirling it around until it is glued in place.

Repeat this step for the remaining stamens.

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Seven - Making the Leaf

To make the leaf, cut a piece of floral wire approximately 12 inches long and glue it to the center of one of the leaves. 

Add glue around the edges of the leaf and down the center again. Carefully place the second leaf on top and align it as best as possible to make a nice leaf.

Stretch the leaf edges and curve the stem to make a nice bowl shape.


DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Eight/Nine - Assembling Your Lily of the Valley

In this step you will be placing the stamens into the center of the flower then pinching the bottom securely. Your stamen will just poke out the top of the flower.

You can add some glue to keep these in place and then add some floral tape around the bottom and extend it to the end of the wire.

Do this for all 10 flowers and stamens.

In this step you will be twisting all the flowers together to make a “tree” with branches.

Start with the first flower as the base and twist the next stem to it but slightly lower. Twist the stems together fairly tightly. Continue to add the flowers so that they form a tree structure with branches.

Finally, add your “tree” to the bottom of the leaf and add extra floral tape to bind everything together.

DIY Paper Flower: Lily of the Valley

Step Nine - Share Your Make

Make sure you share your final project with us in the Facebook group! We would love to see what you have made! https://facebook.com/groups/BettesMakes



More Craft Ideas from BettesMakes

Here are some amazing crafts you can make from BettesMakes.com

This is just a sampling of the dozens of crafts you can find on my website.

DIY Paper Daffodil

DIY Paper Daisy

DIY Paper Carnation


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Lily of the Valley Video



Last Word

This project was amazing to do, it looks so wonderful when it is put together! You can make several of these and making an amazing bouquet! Add some of the daffodils and daisies to make a gorgeous table display!

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I hope you enjoyed this project as much as I did.

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Until next time,

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How to Make a DIY Paper Flower Lily of the Valley

Bette Daoust
Bette Daoust

Dr. Bette Daoust is a Copious Crafter with many crafts and techniques completed with very many more to go. Bette's Makes ❤️ DIY Home Decor DIY Craft Tutorials, DIY Paper Flowers

    2 replies to "DIY Flowers: How to Make a Lily of the Valley"

    • Kim McConnell

      This is amazing. Loved it and printed it out.
      Thank you for sharing

    • Wendy

      Thanks for sharing

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