Rolled flowers are the perfect addition to so many craft projects from shadow boxes, to cards to wall art. I wanted to make another free set of rolled flower SVG templates for everyone.
This set includes 7 different petal shapes and 2 patterns for each petal shape. One set is uniform throughout the roll and the other set has a slight gradient increasing in size for the outer petals.
Recommend Materials and Templates for Rolled Paper Flowers
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Cardstock – My favorite cardstock for rolled flowers is this lightweight assorted pack by Neenah Creatives. I found it by accident once at Target but it is available through Amazon. I like it because it flexes easily and does not have a white core.
I also like shopping at Michaels and have found their Recollections 65lb Cardstock to work well for rolled flowers.
My favorite assortment include Roses Cardstock, Purple Passion and Pink Buttons
Glue – I use tacky glue. A glue gun works too but I can’t be bothered to get mine out.
Cutting Machine – I use a Cricut and love it.
Templates – All 14 of my templates are free, they are available in SVG, DXF and PNG file formats in my resource library.
How to Rolled Paper Flowers
Step 1: Gather your materials and cut templates
Step 2: Start the roll with a quilling tool of choice. I actually don’t own any real tools, I just use tweezers or a bobby pin or paper clip to get things started.
Step 3: fold the center circle tab and glue the base
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Do you have hand cut templates
Hi Beverly, I usually have a PNG and/or PDF file with the templates set which are printable. I’ve been meaning to go through and recolor the PNG/PDF format versions of the templates so it minimizes ink but I haven’t had a chance to redo all of them yet.
How do I find the password to access the SVG’s for the paperflowers?
Hi there, The pw to access all my SVGs will be sent to your email.
Hi, how do I download these? I’m wanting to cut them with my Cricut…I have scanned the page over and over but can’t find the download button or link
Thanks
Hi there, All of my templates are available for free in my resource library (see link in menu bar) for my subscribers.