Decorate envelopes and cards with this simple and easy method of fanfolding flowers. You may make them big or small, or overlap two papers to make two coloured flowers.
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Decorate envelopes and cards with this simple and easy method of fanfolding flowers. You may make them big or small, or overlap two papers to make two coloured flowers.
Rangeela Tempera Colours, Fevicol MR, Fine Art Brush Pencil, Ruler, Scissors, Coloured Papers, Envelopes, Toothpick
Take two toothpicks and colour them Green using Rangeela Tempera Colours Leave it to dry
Take an A4 sized purple coloured paper or the colour of your choice Measure and cut a 1 inch strip from the longer side of the paper Fanfold the strip Open the fan folds into a fan shape and stick the two edges together using Fevicol MR Arrange and stick the flowers on the envelope
To make the leaves cut some leaf shapes from the green coloured papers Fold each leaf into half and further fold it diagonally into a fan fold Open the folds to get the leaf with the veins.
Cut two tiny circles in a lighter coloured paper for the centre of the flower
Stick the centre and the stem of the flower and the leaves on the stem using Fevicol MR