Paper Flower Calender

by golics

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Intro: Paper Flower Calender

Make an easy paper flower calender

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STEP 1: Print All.

Print all and cut out.
You must have 12 pieces


STEP 2: Connect

Each piece have a small numbers that you must look to connect.

1) January 1 + February 1
2) January 2 + March 2
3) March 3 + February 3 ..................... ect ........

Look at numbers and connect as on foto.

32 Comments

snuzzle 14 years ago

Make it smaller and put a little catnip or something rattly inside it, and this would make an awesome inexpensive cat toy!

Iottiak 16 years ago

It would be very nice if there was a way to print these so they weren't horribly grotesque.

danoeoeoe 15 years ago

horribly grotesque? mine are just pixelated.

dianamileva 15 years ago

I've looked for this paper flower. My mama made it for me when I was a kid for the 1th March, and now I what to made it for my kids. In my country for 1th of March we make "martenitza" from white and red threads, but the "marthenitza" is more original with 2 paper flower - red and white. The people believe that it gives health and luck.

wanteasiestwaypossible 15 years ago

Could you make one for 2009? And for some reason I can't download it.Good idea though.

kamakita 16 years ago

plz add pdf file of the pictures

drips 16 years ago

I have a lot of things telling me what day it is, but I'm going to make some of these with decorative paper to use as gift boxes. Thanks!

sfsdragonfly 16 years ago

I agree. I think it would be cool to cut the shapes out of photos. Of grandkids for grandparents maybe?

Gonazar 16 years ago

HEY! All you complaining commentors, if you click on the i in the top left corner of the image, you get linked to a page with the image on it, below that image is another link to the ORIGINAL FILE which is 2000x1500 pxls thats a huge resolution and you can see the numbers fine.

aarthi 16 years ago

Hi, It is so cute. I want to present this to my daughter for the new year. BTW what are the numbers. (i've circled them in red). I find difficulty in connecting the slots. can u help me out. i know i am bugging. i am a novice. pl. bear with me.

aarthi 16 years ago

here is the attached file

golics 16 years ago

There 12 flower pieces. You must cut before number and then connect. January 1 + February 1 January 2 + March 2 March 3 + February 3 .......... You have 30 numbers to connect.

aarthi 16 years ago

im sorry i don't get you... what do you mean by ' you must cut before number' I have all the 12 pieces(with 5 slots in each) already. can u tell me what these numbers in red circles mean?

field500 16 years ago

aarthi - I haven't tried this project, but I think "cut before number" means to cut along the line next to the number. In other words, those five lines next to the numbers (below the "petals" of the flower) are slits. The author is trying to say to cut those slits (or so I'm guessing). As for the numbers in the circles, well, frankly, I can't read them! But from the context, I'd say that the numbers are supposed to help you link different months. For example, both January and February have five slits that are numbered 1-5 (right?). The January 1 slit should be connected to the February 1 slit, which the author shorthands as "January 1 + February 1". So on and so forth for all of the panels. I hope this helps.

pmac93 16 years ago

you can read the numbers if you click the "i" in the top left corner of the picture then click ORIGINAL on the left, then "Download this version, ORIGINAL" this makes it high enough resolution to read the tiny numbers

aarthi 16 years ago

thanks a lot..
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