Construction Paper Flowers Craft
Construction Paper Flowers
Construction Paper Flowers Craft
If you are looking for a simple and fun craft that also makes a great gift, then you will enjoy this construction flower craft. I got the idea from the back of a package of Crayola construction paper. These construction paper flowers are easy to make and are fun for all ages; and the best part is that they don’t have to be perfect – they are unique and individual as the flowers the people making them.
Materials needed:
- Three pieces of construction paper: green for the stem and leaves; and any other two colours (these will form the flower; we used blue and red)
- Glue
- A pen or pencil
Supply to make Construction Paper Flowers Craft
Instructions for one construction flower
- Cut two strips of green paper the length of the construction paper and about 1 cm or so in width (you can get a paper trimmer herethat will make the cutting easier.)
- five strips (about 1 cm wide) of one other colour of paper (these will be your flower’s petals)
- Finally, using your third colour of construction paper, cut one more 1cm strip
- Take a piece of the green paper and twirl it around the end of your pen or pencil.
- Then carefully take the rolled up paper off the end and pinch one side of the paper. Place a dab of glue under the top flap to secure it to the paper, then gently let it loosen up a little so that it resembles a leaf. Do the same to the other piece of green construction paper.
-
How to make Construction Paper Flowers Craft
-
- Repeat step five with the five strips of construction paper that you have set aside for your flower’s petals.
- Repeat step five again for the colour you set aside for the centre of your flower OR cut a circle shape (see photo for example). The circle is an easier way to attach the petals together and is less frustrating for younger children.
- Take the piece of green construction paper that you had set aside for the stem and fold it in half.
- Place all the pieces on the stem with glue – holding each one in place for a few seconds until the glue sets.
- Lay the flower down until the glue is completely dry and then find a vase to display your work!
-
-
Construction Paper Flowers Craft
-
I would love to see some pictures of this completed craft! Have fun, use fun colours and remember that it’s okay for each flower to look different – that’s just how a real flower garden grows!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Crafts, Easter, Family, Kids, Mother's Day, Mother's Day Crafts, Spring, Spring/Summer Crafts, Stuff of Interest, Themes
These are so cute. Quilling is such an interesting art!
That looks like a fun craft for young school-age children!
These are really sweet, always good to have new ideas for when the grandchildren come to visit, thanks for sharing 🙂
These are so neat
I love those. They’re so cute!
Quilling is such fun !
Hope to get the kids to try this on the weekend,suppose to get rain so this might be fun
I remember making something like these flowers when I was a kid, but we used toilet paper rolls for the petals. Great craft!
I remember making these in school!
These are too cute!! Thanks!
This is a super cool craft to make with young children
We had a blast making these
This is a cute little Spring craft!
These are really pretty;great craft idea!
These are so cute . Going to make them with my nieces. Maybe put them in the garden until our flowers come in 🙂
Good idea! They also make great gifts for Mother’s day or Easter!