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Is this you? You buy an orchid. You enjoy the blooms for a month and then the flowers die off and you’re left with a pot of green leaves that refuses to produce more flowers no matter how much you take care of it.
It happens to me everytime I buy an orchid. It really annoys me. I’ve never been able to get an orchid to bloom again. I’ve had one grow a baby orchid but never flowers.
And if you’re like me, you don’t want a orchid for the leaves. you want it for the flowers.
Make this paper orchid and you’ll always have a “blooming” orchid around. You can forget to water it. You can keep it away from sunlight. And you’ll never have to ask someone to stop by to water it when your on vacation.
But if you have any tricks to get an orchid to bloom again, let me know in the comments below. I’d really like to know. š
Materials
- Silhouette, Cricut, or Scissors
- 18 gauge green paper covered floral wire
- Metallic text-weight paper
- I use the colors violette, sparkling merlot, and botanic
- You can use card-stock instead of metallic paper
- Hot glue gun
- Floral Tape
- Wire cutters
- Mat and Shaping tools
- Pot
- Floral Foam
- Floral Moss
The links will bring you to Amazon, Cards and Pockets, and Cricut
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Your orchid tutorial was not only wonderful and easy to follow but the final product is GORGEOUS! Thank you!!!
Your flowers are beautiful. Thank you for the templates and tutorials.
Your welcome š
Iām new to crafting and making flower you are a very talented lady an make them look easy I was wondering if you can show how to make a calla lily as there are my favour flower with a free template if possible keep up the good work x