Introduction: Miniatures Paper Plants for Doll House
Anything in miniatures are sooo cute... :-) i cant get enough of them!
So, I thought for the paper craft contest...how about paper miniature plants?? I'm sure there are plenty of people who enjoy making props for doll houses. Even if there is no doll houses...these are so cute I would want to make them!
I saw a picture of a book called 'Quilling Minatures ' by Malinda Johnston' . Although I have not bought the book....I thought it would be pretty easy to make some of those flowers.
For these miniatures I use mostly paper quilling techniques. For Basic shapes ...check out this and this tutorials :-). I have covered practically all shapes :-)...hmm...except one..perhaps a tutorial for that?? lol
You would need to use tweezers mostly for this project as the flowers are really small and delicate :-) also..I have used white glue mostly..but some places I have mentioned hot glue ...cause it's easier .
okay...now for my cute little pots and plants :-)
Step 1: Pots Pots and Pots
For most of the tutorial the strips I have used are paper strips that I have shredded in my shredder...so the width would be 3mm.
If I have deviated from the normal strips I would have mentioned it in the pictures...so please read the instructions in the pictures :-) Thanks
Also for the pots I used 48" length of paper...but because of thickness of paper are different it may vary...so eyeball the size you want while wrapping and making the tight circle.
Step 2: Airplane Plant
For this I used 3mm green strips and 1mm ivory. The leaves length vary below 1.6" . The runners length were cut while assembling so I may adjust accordingly :-)
Step 3: Long Stemmed Lillies
I cut the fringe with my craft knife...if you like you may use a scissor or a fringing tool. All instructions are in the pictures...however...if you need any clarifications ...ask away! :-)
Step 4: Hyacinths
Step 5: Daisies
For my Daisies I used a daisy flower puncher. However...if you don't have one..you could always make a fringe flower or purchase on ebay :-)
Step 6: Trailing Sedum
There are various types of Trailing Sedum. Here I have shown how to make two types.
Step 7: Palm Plant
Now that you have got all your fringing practice...how about making a palm plant? it's pretty easy...simply fold a 1.25" wide strip of paper in two and cut at an angle...then cut leaves and attach floral wire. Then hot glue to your pot!
Isn't that easy?
Step 8: Enjoy!
I shall try and come up with more miniature plant.....or if you like something ...send me a picture...I'll try and see if I can do it for you.
Till then...Please don't forget to vote for the paper craft contest!!! pretty please with sugar on top! lol :-)
Thanks for reading...hope you enjoyed my tutorial ;-)

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42 Comments
7 years ago
cool
8 years ago on Introduction
thanks a lot.there are amazing...
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Your welcome!
8 years ago on Introduction
Nice idea
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thank you!
8 years ago on Introduction
I love your creativity! I wanna try this, thanks for sharing ^_^
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thanks! And you are welcome : ) can't wait to see a pic
9 years ago on Introduction
Hey shazni, I'll be making these and definitely going to hold a class for my maker community. Thanks for sharing such cute idea!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
That's great! please post pictures if you can. I would love to see them :-)
9 years ago on Introduction
This one I think is my favorite! I hope you win the grand prize!
sunshiine
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks Sunshiine :-) . The entries are so good, I'm scared I won't even make to the finalist! BUT if I DO Make it ( God pretty please!) I'll be happy if I get the explorer!!!! So I'm praying ;-D
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I will keep you in mind!
9 years ago
Really cute!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
thanks :-)
9 years ago on Introduction
Good job!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thank you ;-)
9 years ago on Introduction
Wow! This is very neat, you did a awesome job! :-)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thank you so much ! hope you voted for the papercraft contest :-)
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Haha, sure I did as well as the laser spectrum contest! :-)
Good luck!
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Thanks Hunter for being so supportive :-)