Make Gorgeous Camellia Blooms from Metallic Paper
I am always so happy to see the spring camellias in bloom and equally as sad when these brief flowers are gone again for another year. To make the camellia blooms pretty pink and white bursts last a little longer, I have made a template to recreate the camellia from metallic text weight papers that you can get right here on paper-papers.com. You will find the downloadable template at the end of this post.
The text weight (not card stock) metallic paper I used is Azalea for the bright pink, Rose Quartz for the pale pink, Quartz for the white and Basis Green (matte) for the leaves. I used this Gold for the center of the flowers.
To give the flowers extra dimension I printed (with a laser printer) a pale pink watercolor onto the Rose Quartz and Quartz, that is why you are seeing three pinks. I also cut three blooms from the Quartz white with no printing for the white flowers.
If you would like to reproduce this look, I can find the watercolor print over on my blog post as well as the step-by-step tutorial on how I made them. Enjoy! ~ Lia
Materials for Camellia Blooms:
- Stardream Metallic
- Azalea 81 lb Text Weight Paper
- Rose Quartz 81 lb Text Weight Paper
- Gold 81 lb Text Weight Paper
- Quartz 81 lb Text Weight Paper
- Basis*
- Green 70 lb Text Weight Paper
*If a brand or color is not available please make sure to check out our “Metallic Paper” tab or “Shop Color” tab for a replacement.
its beautiful
Thank you, so glad you enjoy it
Beautiful
I’m a fan of yours ms Kia griffith.i buy at Amazon your crepe paper and ypur book and I do flowers on my dayoff to relax.thank you.hope u give me free patterns of flowers and let me know if u have a 2nd book.thank u.maria elena rosales new york
Thank you for your sweet comment:-) We have 2 books out (both on Amazon) – Crepe Paper Flowers and Cutting Machine Crafts. We are thrilled to be able to partner with PaperPapers and for them generously sharing patterns for free. Also make sure you check out our freebie section on liagriffith.com Thanks!
Where are the printable patterns for these flowers? I am new to this and after a wasted hour trying to find the patterns, WHERE ARE THEY?
The link is at the bottom of this post. Here’s a quick access link. Hope this helps: https://www.paperpapers.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/CamelliaFlowerTemplate.pdf