Learn how to make these cute construction paper flowers using only a few supplies. Fun paper craft for kids of all ages.

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Have some beautiful paper flowers fun with these Construction Paper Flowers. A paper flower bouquet is a fun craft project to give as a gift for special occasions or to keep for yourself.

There is something so fun about making paper flowers. Especially beautiful flowers. Yes, real flowers are great, but the satisfaction of making your own DIY paper flowers far exceeds that of buying real flowers. Added bonus of saving money is great too.

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The simplicity of making something out of paper is not lost on us. There are plenty of fancy crafts that can be made from lots of different crafts supplies out there. The truth is that we are in love with paper crafts because of how simple they are.

Growing up, we would always have a stack of construction paper that was screaming for us to make it into something. Whether it be an airplane, an animal, or a flower, the possibilities are expansive.

That is definitely why we love these flowers so much. Simple shapes, and simple supplies and you can make these flowers in no time at all.

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With Spring in full bloom, what is a better way to celebrate other than making colorful flowers to decorate or give as a gift? Making Paper flowers is a fun activity for children of any age to bring Spring indoors.

These can be a great addition to any Mother’s Day moment or any special Spring occasion. I still have the paper lilies that my husband and our oldest child made for me 6 years ago. I keep them in a mason jar beside my recipe books.

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Crafts like paper flowers usually require only a few items like glue, construction paper, and popsicle sticks. You can always use colored paper to help with color recognition for preschool-aged children and this craft can help with fine motor skills.

These are the smaller muscles that are used in the fingers, hands, and wrists. You never want to force more than these muscles need but encouraging movement and growth is always good. My oldest struggles with muscle development and crafts like these are amazing for her. It is not only helping her fine motor skills, but it is also strengthening her brain to send signals out.

We have a trail near our house that is called the Wildflower Trail because the month of April is full of wildflowers! It is one of our favorite trails to hike because of the colors we see and the creek that is along the trail, and it is an easy trail for our youngest toddler. A craft like Paper Flowers would be fun to go hiking and looking for wildflowers and they could go home and recreate what they saw of flower styles or colors. They can also use their imagination and create a whole new flower!

Adding in a learning opportunity is not needed, but can easily be done with this craft. Children can learn about the native flowers that grow in your area, they can learn about all the different parts of a flower, and why flowers are needed everywhere!

Enjoy this colorful Paper Flower craft this Spring and let your and your children’s creativity flow! April Showers bring May Flowers... now you can m

Supplies for Beautiful Construction Paper Flowers

Construction Paper
Scissors
Glue

How To Make Construction Paper Flowers

Here are the step-by-step instructions on making this easy paper flower craft.

Cut out the petals for the flower. Cut out 5-9 round/circular shaped petals for each flower.

Gently bring the two sides of the petal towards each other.

Overlap both sides and glue it. This will create a cone shape.

Take a long green rectangular craft paper and roll it into a thin stick.

Glue one flower petal on top of the green paper stick.

glue second petal to side of green stick

Then take another petal, and glue it on a side of the top part of the green paper stick.

Glue the rest of the petals on the stick one by one.

Cut out two leaves for the flower.

Glue the leaves on the flower’s stem

Make each flower in whatever colors you want for your flower bouquet.

HAPPY CRAFTING!

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Construction Paper Flowers

Learn how to make these cute construction paper flowers using only a few supplies. Fun paper craft for kids of all ages.

Course Kids Crafts

Cook Time 15

Total Time 15

Author Alli Ward

Equipment

Scissors

Ingredients

Instructions

Cut out the petals for the flower. Cut out 5-9 round/circular shaped petals for each flower.
Gently bring the two sides of the petal towards each other.
Overlap both sides and glue it. This will create a cone shape.
Take a long green rectangular craft paper and roll it into a thin stick.
Glue one flower petal on top of the green paper stick.
Then take another petal, and glue it on a side of the top part of the green paper stick.
Glue the rest of the petals on the stick one by one.
Cut out two leaves for the flower.
Glue the leaves on the flower’s stem
Make each flower in whatever colors you want for your flower bouquet.