This document provides instructions for cutting continuous strips of petals from crepe paper for craft projects. It specifies that a Dahlia strip should be 32 inches long and 33⁄4 inches high, while a Daisy strip should be 18 inches long and 31⁄4 inches high. The instructions explain that crepe paper comes folded, and the folds should run from the bottom to top of the petals for proper shaping. Templates should be placed on top of the folded paper and cut along solid lines, leaving petals attached at the bottom by the dotted line to form a continuous strip.
This document provides instructions for cutting continuous strips of petals from crepe paper for craft projects. It specifies that a Dahlia strip should be 32 inches long and 33⁄4 inches high, while a Daisy strip should be 18 inches long and 31⁄4 inches high. The instructions explain that crepe paper comes folded, and the folds should run from the bottom to top of the petals for proper shaping. Templates should be placed on top of the folded paper and cut along solid lines, leaving petals attached at the bottom by the dotted line to form a continuous strip.
This document provides instructions for cutting continuous strips of petals from crepe paper for craft projects. It specifies that a Dahlia strip should be 32 inches long and 33⁄4 inches high, while a Daisy strip should be 18 inches long and 31⁄4 inches high. The instructions explain that crepe paper comes folded, and the folds should run from the bottom to top of the petals for proper shaping. Templates should be placed on top of the folded paper and cut along solid lines, leaving petals attached at the bottom by the dotted line to form a continuous strip.
This document provides instructions for cutting continuous strips of petals from crepe paper for craft projects. It specifies that a Dahlia strip should be 32 inches long and 33⁄4 inches high, while a Daisy strip should be 18 inches long and 31⁄4 inches high. The instructions explain that crepe paper comes folded, and the folds should run from the bottom to top of the petals for proper shaping. Templates should be placed on top of the folded paper and cut along solid lines, leaving petals attached at the bottom by the dotted line to form a continuous strip.
DAISY 1 strip of 18 inches, 3 inches high (use notched leaf) Crepe paper comes in folds (a sheet or more that has been folded over to a narrower width). For continuous strips of petals like these, cut off a prefolded piece as tall as the template. The creases in the paper should run from the bottom of the petals to the top; this gives the petals proper body and support, and allows you to pull the creases open to shape the petals.
Place the template on top of the prefolded paper, aligning the dotted bottom edge with the bottom of the folded crepe paper. (You can cut through as many as nine layers at once.) Cut along the solid lines to create petals; do not cut all the way down the paper at the folds, but stop at the dotted line so that you leave the petals attached in a continuous strip. (The jagged top edge of carnation petals can be cut with pinking shears.) 2010 Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. All rights reserved. For personal use only, not for commercial use. Template: Continuous Petals from Martha Stewart Weddings | www.marthastewartweddings.com