DIY 3D Wall Flowers
I had been wanting to make some of these pretty flowers for my daughter’s room for quite awhile, and I finally got around to it. Â She, and I, absolutely love them! They were super simple to make, and even if you don’t have a Silhouette, you can still make them using a Cricut or maybe even a paper punch. Â If you need to, you could even freehand them and cut them out of pretty paper. Â I had pinned these from Positively Splendid, and they did turn out splendid!

Supplies:
Pretty papers (I used 12×12 sheets of scrapbook paper and cardstock)
Silhouette Machine, Cricut, Scissors
Flower Template
Paper clip
Ruler
Embellishments
Wall safe adhesive
Hot glue
Directions:
1. Â Cut out the flower template in various sizes. Â I used the trace function on my Silhouette to capture the outline. Â Then I sized it how I wanted it and cut it. I sized it to three different sizes (small, medium and large). Â Just kind of play with it until you have the right size.
2. Â Using a ruler and a paper clip, score a line down the middle of your cut flower. Â Turn it, and score a line the other way, making an “x” across your flower. Â Fold your flower along the first line you scored, and then unfold it. Â Fold your flower along the second line you scored. Â Don’t unfold it this time.
3. Â Keeping your flower folded in half, gently push the sides in, so they pop up like a flower bud. Â Now, unfold the flower and it should look like it bloomed. Â Note: Â Don’t “bloom” Â all your paper flowers. Â You need some flat ones to help create the 3D effect.
4. Â Using the hot glue, put a small dot of hot glue in the middle of a flat flower shape. Â Glue a “bloomed” flower to this. Â Allow it to dry and then add a bead, or other fun embellishment to the center. Â Repeat this until you have as many flowers as you want.
5. Â Mount your flowers to the wall. Â I started with the larger flowers toward the bottom, and they sort of trailed off into the smaller ones as I made my way around the door. Â I used photo splits {small adhesives used in scrapbooking} to mount the flowers to the wall.
I am swooning over these flowers! Â I love the touch they added to my daughter’s room, and their shape matches the ones on her comforter perfectly!
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