Flowers made with paper napkins

From a wonderful tutorial by Martha Stewart, tissue paper flowers or Pom Poms began to raise their fame. From there they began to spread through the best party, wedding and decoration blogs. I leave you these images with the step by step.

But we have found here this tutorial that has something different... they are very decorative paper flowers made with paper napkins . Unlike tissue paper flowers and pom-poms, a paper napkin is a much stiffer paper so it holds up better and this type of paper gives it a much softer, vintage look.

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Materials:

5 three-ply squarecocktail-size napkins

Scissors

20 cm. of floral wire or aluminum wire.

1. We will cut out the ruffled edge of three napkins , unfold them and stack them.

2. We will fold the napkins in the form of an accordion.

We advise making each fold about 2 cm. High.

3. We will then secure the pleats with a floral wire or ribbon.

4. We cut each end of the folded napkins, don't worry if you don't get a perfect cut, it will be even more realistic.

5. Fan out each end of the napkins.

6. Next, we pull each layer up and toward the center, starting with the center layer.

Starting with the bottom layer, we carefully separate each sheet from the center.

They are very delicate, so take your time.

7. Once we have all the folds separated, we will manipulate the petals to obtain their desired shape.

We can use napkins of any size or color, as long as they are square.

The possibilities are endless!

If you prefer Pom Poms in tissue paper and you don't have time to make them yourself... in our shop you will find a series of Kits of the most beautiful colors and combinations so that you can make your Pom Poms to decorate your parties very easily .

14 comments

Ana maria Aug 29, 2019

Hermosos me encanta
lisdelis Jun 05, 2017

me encanta se ve muy linda y ademas muy fácil, y me gusta la explicación ya que es muy detallada
marisol Mar 27, 2017

me gusta la pagina y las manualidades
Ana Rodríguez Feb 10, 2017

Muy lindas, deseo que sigan compartiendo mas decoraciones como estas para aprender a hacerlas paso a paso. Gracias!
Gema Aug 28, 2014

Muy decorativas!!! gracias por compartirlas! :)

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