Decorative craft
Traditional crepe paper flowers
Crepe paper and paper become flowers shaped through rhythmic cutting, modelling petals and careful finishing.
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What the workshop looks like
From discovering the material to making your own piece.
Participants explore crepe paper as a material for decorative flowers. We begin by cutting strips and preparing simple elements.
The facilitator shows how to shape petals, build the centre and wrap the stem. Each person chooses colours and creates an individual composition.
Paper flowers developed in many local forms. We name a specific region only when the workshop follows a documented pattern.
Key information
A workshop adapted to the venue and the group.
- Duration
- Usually 75 to 120 minutes.
- Group size
- Small groups or an open drop-in station at an event.
- Who it is for
- Children, young people, adults, families, companies and senior clubs.
- Accessibility and safety
- We can prepare pre-cut elements and select tools suited to participants' manual ability.
What participants learn
- Explore the properties of crepe paper.
- Shape petals and the centre of a flower.
- Join elements into a stable form.
- Compose colour and proportion.
What participants take home
Handmade flowers or a small paper composition.
Workshop gallery
The material, the process and the finished piece.
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