Materials
Fabric flower
Brooch pin
Glue
Scissors

Method

1. Taking the fabric flower pull it apart, using scissors where necessary.
2. Keep aside the pieces you will use for your flower brooch.
3. Glue brooch pin to the back of your fabric flower.
4. Allow to dry.
5. Glue leaves to cover the brooch pin, adding to the flower brooch design.
6. Allow to dry.
   

Materials                                                                     
Cardboard tube
Paper (wrapping paper / coloured paper)
Fabric / plastic flowers
Scissors
Glue

 Optional
Sequins
Fabric

Method

1. Using scissors, cut a width off cardboard tube, to form napkin ring.
2. Cut a piece of paper the same width and length as cardboard tube napkin ring.
3. Using glue, stick decorative paper to cardboard tube napkin ring.
4. Allow to dry.
5. Decorate by sticking a fabric or plastic flower onto the napkin ring.
6. Allow to dry.
   

 Notes

1. Decorate with sequins, if desired.
2. Use fabric instead of paper, for a variation of the above.

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Materials
Envelope
Craft cardboard motif
Glue
Scissors

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Click here for flower craft.

Method

1. Cut the corner off an envelope.
2. Stick a craft cardboard motif to the corner piece of the envelope.
3. Allow to dry.
   

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Materials                                                                    
Flower template
Coloured craft cardboard
Tealight candle
Pencil
Glue
Scissors 

Click here to download printable pdf – flower template 1.
Click here to download printable pdf – flower template 2.

Method

1. Print flower template of choice.
2. Using coloured craft cardboard, cut out flower template.
3. Place tealight candle in centre of flower shape and draw around it with pencil.
4. Cut out the inner circle shape of the tealight candle, from the craft cardboard flower.
5. Carefully slide the tealight candle into the cut out circle shape of the craft cardboard flower, trimming where necessary to create a tight fit, (secure with glue if necessary).

WARNING                                                                   
Never leave open flame unattended.
Adult supervision required.

Materials
Flower template
Coloured craft cardboard
Plastic bottle lid
Magnet
Pencil
Glue
Scissors
Photo

Click here to download printable pdf – flower template 1.
Click here to download printable pdf – flower template 2. 

Method

1. Print flower template of choice.
2. Using coloured craft cardboard, cut out flower template.
   
3. Place plastic lid in centre of flower shape and draw around it with pencil.
4. Cut out the inner circle shape of the plastic lid, from the craft cardboard flower.
5. Place plastic lid on photo and draw around the selected area with pencil.
6. Cut out the circle shape of the plastic lid, from the photo.
7. Glue the selected circle shape of the photo to the inside of the plastic lid, trimming where necessary for a snug fit.
8. Allow to dry.
9. Carefully slide the plastic lid into the cut out circle shape of the craft cardboard flower, trimming where necessary to create a tight fit, (secure with glue if necessary)
10. Glue magnet to the back of the plastid lid.
11. Allow to dry.

Materials                                                                    

Flower template

Craft cardboard (variety of colours)

Paper plate green

Glue

Scissors

Optional

Paint

Crayons

Ribbons

 Click here to download printable pdf template.

Method

1. Print flower template.
2. Using scissors, cut centre of paper plate into eight segments, ensuring the outside rim remains uncut.
3. Fold each segment back, to create upright triangular shapes.
4. Using template, cut out flower shape in a variety of colours of craft cardboard.
5. Using template, cut out circle shape for centre of flower, in a variety of colours of craft cardboard.
6. Using glue, stick circle shapes to centre of flower shapes.
7. Allow to dry.
8. Glue flowers with attached circle centres to green triangles sticking up out paper plate rim.
9. Allow to dry.
10. Decorate with ribbons if desired.
    

Notes

1. If white paper plate and craft cardboard are used, this craft can be created by colouring with crayons or paints.

Materials                                                                    

Flower template

Craft cardboard (variety of colours)

Twisty dinking straws (green)

Glue

Scissors

Optional

Pom-poms (small to medium size)

 Click here to download printable pdf.

Method

1. Print flower template.
2. Using template, cut out flower shape in a variety of colours of craft cardboard.
3. Using template, cut out circle shape for centre of flower, in a variety of colours of craft cardboard.
4. Using glue, stick circle shapes to centre of flower shapes.
5. Allow to dry.
6. Glue flowers with attached circle centres to green twisty drinking straws (stems).
7. Allow to dry.
8. Place in vase or flower pot.

Notes

1. The craft cardboard circle centres can be replaced with small to medium size pom-poms.

Materials                                            

Flower template                     

Crayons

Dice

Click here to download printable pdf template.

Aim                                         

Players take turns in rolling the dice, and colouring the petals of the number shown on the dice.  Players are required to roll the dice in number sequence, and therefore colour in the petals in number sequence only i.e players must roll a one before colouring petal one, then roll a two, in order to colour in petal two, and so on until a six is rolled, and the centre of the flower (number 6) coloured in.

The first player to complete the entire flower is the winner.

Method

1. Print a flower template for each player.
2. Each player takes a turn to roll the dice.
3. The player with the highest number starts, and play continues clockwise.
4. Player one rolls the dice, attempting to roll a one.
5. Each player continues to roll the dice, taking turns clockwise. 
6. If a one is not rolled, play continues to the next player.
7. If a one is rolled, that player colours in the petal numbered 1.
8. Play continues to next player.
9. The player who has rolled a one attempts to roll a two in his/her next turn, and so on in number sequence up to 6.
10. The first player to colour in the entire flower is the winner.
11. Have fun!
    
    
    

Materials                                                                    

Daffodil template

Paint (eg. yellow, green)

Egg carton (one segment)

Thin rod or stick

Glue

Scissors

Optional

Coloured craft cardboard (eg. yellow, green)

Method

1. Print daffodil template.
2. Paint template of daffodil petals yellow.
3. Allow to dry.
4. Paint one segment of egg carton yellow.
5. Allow to dry.
6. Paint template of leaf shape green.
7. Allow to dry.
8. Paint rod (or stick) green, for stem.
9. Allow to dry.
10. Cut out painted template shapes of petals and leaves.
11. Glue yellow painted egg carton segment to centre of flower petals.
12. Allow to dry.
13. Glue flower petals (with egg carton attached) to the green painted rod (stem).
14. Allow to dry.
15. Glue leaf shapes to the green rod (stem).
16. Allow to dry.
17. Place in vase.

Notes

1. This craft can be made into a picture by sticking coloured craft cardboard onto paper.

Materials                                                                    

Crayons

Coloured papers (eg. pink, blue, yellow)

Glue

Scissors

Click here to download printable pdf.

Method

1. Print vase template.
2. Cut coloured papers into 6cm x 6cm squares.
3. Using crayons colour the vase, with colours and patterns of your choice.
4. Using green crayon, draw stems for the flowers.
5. Scrunch up one of the square pieces of coloured paper to create a flower.
6. Using glue, stick scrunched paper (flower) to the end of one of your flower stems.
7. Continue until you have flowers on each of your stems.