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Showing posts with label Flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flower. Show all posts

Friday, April 17, 2015

DIY Flower Pot


We have made some pretty flower papers on the previous tutorial. Now, where should we put those flowers? Buying a new pot will cost you a penny but recycling your old can? Hm, not only will you save some money, you can customize it the way you like it! Yay!


Tools and Materials:
Scrap paper, Used can, Double tape, Scissor, Pen, Ribbon


1. Measure the height of your can or trace it directly on your scrap paper.
2. Make a straight line across the height and cut it. 
3. Put double tape on one side of the paper.
4. Open the tape and attach it on the can.


5. Wrap the paper around the can and secure it with another double tape.
6. To give more accents, you can wrap a ribbon in the middle of the can.
7. Tie a knot on one side and secure it with double tape if needed.
8. Ta-da! Your flower pot is now ready to be filled with flowers.


Yeey, cheers!

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Flower Paper



We think that it is natural that girls tend to fancy flower. It also makes a great party decor. But sometimes, it can be hard to find fresh flowers especially around our campus area. Well, here comes DIY to the rescue! We can still put some pretty flowers and turns something plain into more pretty and cheerful.


Tools and Materials:
Scrap paper, Wood or plastic stick, Double tape, Scissor, Pen, Ribbon


Steps
1. Make a heart shape with longer part on the bottom. Then trace it on a paper.
2. After you have traced all the heart shapes, cut them one by one
3. To make it easier, you can fold your paper and the heart shape, stack them and cut them together. 
4. Put on double tape on the bottom part of the heart shape.
5. Put the heart shape on a circular way one by one so that it can cover the whole stick. 
6. For one flower, you will need 10-15 papers. If you put more paper it will give more blooming effect.
7. To decorate it, you can wrap the stick with a ribbon or extra scrap paper.



Yeey, cheers!