Tissue Paper May Basket Instructions at Darcy Parnell blog

Tissue Paper May Basket Instructions. Fold the streamer in half lengthwise. Heavy paper, either scrapbooking paper or construction paper, at. Stack the circles loosely and staple them together in the center. Here are the supplies you’ll need for your paper may day basket: Bend each layer upward and fluff it out to look like a flower. Download template and print on. This handmade may day card is a great way to use up leftover scrapbook or tissue paper. Measure and cut the streamers into one foot strips (longer if doing the entire basket one color). Choose the color of streamers you want to start with—this will be the top layer of color on your basket. Make your flowers and decide what treats to include. Cut the edges so they are wavy and scalloped. May day baskets are usually handmade, and can be as simple as a sheet of paper rolled into a cone to hold flowers, candy. In no time at all you will have a fun may day basket— with flowers included to share with friends!

Here are the supplies you’ll need for your paper may day basket: Cut the edges so they are wavy and scalloped. Download template and print on. Fold the streamer in half lengthwise. Make your flowers and decide what treats to include. Heavy paper, either scrapbooking paper or construction paper, at. Measure and cut the streamers into one foot strips (longer if doing the entire basket one color). In no time at all you will have a fun may day basket— with flowers included to share with friends! Bend each layer upward and fluff it out to look like a flower. Stack the circles loosely and staple them together in the center.

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Tissue Paper May Basket Instructions Heavy paper, either scrapbooking paper or construction paper, at. Download template and print on. Fold the streamer in half lengthwise. Heavy paper, either scrapbooking paper or construction paper, at. Measure and cut the streamers into one foot strips (longer if doing the entire basket one color). Bend each layer upward and fluff it out to look like a flower. In no time at all you will have a fun may day basket— with flowers included to share with friends! May day baskets are usually handmade, and can be as simple as a sheet of paper rolled into a cone to hold flowers, candy. This handmade may day card is a great way to use up leftover scrapbook or tissue paper. Stack the circles loosely and staple them together in the center. Here are the supplies you’ll need for your paper may day basket: Choose the color of streamers you want to start with—this will be the top layer of color on your basket. Make your flowers and decide what treats to include. Cut the edges so they are wavy and scalloped.