This is a very simple and inexpensive project, with plenty of scope for improvisation, that Juliet found whilst “surfing “ craft sites.

Gather a number of cardboard tubes
(The kind on the inside of kitchen towels or toilet tissue)
Press them flat and mark them off in ½” (12mm) increments
Cut the tube into strips (these will form your petals)
Press them flat and mark them off in ½” (12mm) increments
Cut the tube into strips (these will form your petals)

Take 5 sections and glue then together to form a flower



(This is one disadvantage of painting)


Here are some thoughts for variations:
o Use the small gems, or felt circles, or mini pompoms for the centres
o Use pipe cleaners for stems
o Use a different size tube for petals
o Use them as part of a picture story
Anyway if you have some ideas please share them, this is what the blog is about – participation and sharing our passion for crafts and the Institute process.
Looking forward to hearing and seeing all your ideas
o Use the small gems, or felt circles, or mini pompoms for the centres
o Use pipe cleaners for stems
o Use a different size tube for petals
o Use them as part of a picture story
Anyway if you have some ideas please share them, this is what the blog is about – participation and sharing our passion for crafts and the Institute process.
Looking forward to hearing and seeing all your ideas
Easy. . . thanks for the step by step directions. Will give it a go at our next Children's class. . .
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