Birthday paper flower backdrop

Like you, I love all the paper flower walls as party decor lately. Weddings, proms, even events like the Met Gala have had a floral backdrop! Watch the full step-by-step tutorial video to make a paper flower wall:. Even just two birthday paper flower backdrop these panels make a real home decor impact.

Hi everyone! Happy Friday! I am going back and re-making some of my previous tutorials. Today I am sharing my tutorial on how to make giant paper flowers for a paper flower backdrop. You can make a few to use as decorations, or make a whole bunch to fill an entire wall to use as a photo backdrop at an event or wedding.

Birthday paper flower backdrop

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Reply Ash June 3, at pm Thank you so much Carrie! Can you please tell me how you hang these on the wall?

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While this backdrop tutorial project is definitely time-consuming, it definitely gives you a good bang for your buck! And working at Smilebooth , we have no shortage of these in my life. The idea can be used at birthday parties and even at tropical garden parties. Hot glue and hot glue gun. Large construction paper in color of your choice — We opted for white since this particular backdrop was for a wedding. Tissue paper in the color of your choice — Optional for additional texture.

Birthday paper flower backdrop

Hi everyone! Happy Friday! I am going back and re-making some of my previous tutorials. Today I am sharing my tutorial on how to make giant paper flowers for a paper flower backdrop. You can make a few to use as decorations, or make a whole bunch to fill an entire wall to use as a photo backdrop at an event or wedding. With these flowers, you can draw petals in any shape you like! Just make sure make each petal layer smaller than the last.

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We worked together as a team to make the paper flowers, so we estimate it took us 80 hours total. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Reply Barb August 4, at am Your flowers are beautiful…….. Hi Ash, I just subscribed here yesterday , and I must say I am really wowed by most of your work. Want to save this project? Finally, attach the flowers to the fabric, but I suggest going for a less dense style to keep the papercraft decorations from rubbing against each other as the curtains sway. Reply Pili September 3, at pm Wow, your flowers are just out of this world! Once you have the top row done, start on the next row, taping each panel to the one above and the one beside it. I LOVE them! Then, we made a lot of flowers. Or should I return them and get 65lb in another color? It's strong, inexpensive, and easy to remove later on.

In case you missed it, learn how to make all the other flowers for this backdrop in Part One and Part Two.

I decided to decorate and assemble the panels all at once, but you can also put them together one at at time, however works best for you. Your flowers are beautiful…….. As you move in, the petals should stand straighter, so for your medium and small petals, you want to glue the flaps so they overlap more. Materials 65 lb 8. Thanks for the great tutorial!! Now that we have all of the flowers on panels, it's time to turn these into a wall. Then place them in storage containers, or tack them in a closet with some paper towels in between them. Projects Toggle child menu Expand. Maybe I missed it I needed to know what to use to put the flowers on to create a backdrop? Reply wahy December 14, at pm Thank you for sharing!!!! I enlisted Greg's help to come up with a design for a stable wood backdrop frame that anyone with some basic tools could make, wouldn't cost too much, would breakdown to fit in a vehicle, and be re-usable over and over. You can also change their colors by selecting a flower and using the color box at the top menu to adjust it.