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Paper Strip
Flowers Craft
Materials:
Construction Paper
Ruler
Pencil
Pipe Cleaner
Button
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Children love to garden!  These crafts and activities help children
personalize their gardening space with fun and frugal tips.
All Done!
Paper strip flowers are a cinch to
make and once children get the
hang of them they will want to
make many bouquets for all their
friends and family.  These make
great gifts when done with pretty
paper and presented in a vase.
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Step 1
Using your construction paper and a
ruler, measure out a bunch of equal
strips. (we used the long side of the
paper, and the width of the ruler for
the measurments.)
Step 2
Cut down each line so that you have
a bunch of strips.  Cut whatever
colors you want in your project,
you'll need about 5 strips per flower.
Step 3
Optional for Younger children.
Using a hole puncher, make a hole at
each end of the strips, and in the
middle.  This makes it easier for young
fingers to work with.
Step 4
Using your pipe cleaner as the stem,
poke it through the end of your first
strip.
Step 5
Fold the strip over so that you can
poke the pipe cleaner through the
middle hole in the strip.
Step 6
Then fold it over again to poek the
pipe cleaner through the final hole on
that strip.  It should form a figure eight
shape.
Step 7
Continue to add your strips of paper
to the pipe cleaner in this fashion.  
Do it so that your petals are spread
out and not right on top of
eachother.
Step 8
You can add in different colored
strips, if you like, or keep them all
the same color.
Step 9
For the final strip, If you want to
write a message on it, loosely
paper clip the center and write on
top.  For this strip, you want to
thread the two ends first, then the
center.
Step 10
Attach your button.  You can use a
regular button, or one with a loop
on the back, doesn't matter.  Bend
the pipe clener backwards, and hide
back inside the flower.
  • On what day did God make the
    plants and the tress?
  • What is "According to it's kind"
    mean, and why is that important?
  • For more ideas about keeping track
    of you're garden, check out our
    sister site for a free garden lapbook
Make a whole bouquet of flowers,
for
your Mom, your teacher, or just to
put on your dining room table!