A Phalaenopsis:
A Cymbidium:
Oncidiums:
If you have any questions, or need any further help, please feel free to ask! I hope these documents help and encourage you to make your own lovely bouquet of paper orchids! Have a happy Friday!
Friday, March 25, 2011
Making Paper Orchids: The How-To
Last week, I posted some photos of paper orchids I designed for an engagement shoot. I had several friends ask me how I made them, so I thought I would put the patterns into Illustrator, and share them with you. You are welcome to download, and make your own paper orchids using my patterns for the following:
A Phalaenopsis:
A Cymbidium:
Oncidiums:
A Phalaenopsis:
A Cymbidium:
Oncidiums:
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing the how-to. I saw your first post about them the other day and loved the idea. My dad is a horticulturist and his specialty is orchids, so I've grown up loving them. And this has got to be the coolest orchid decoration I've seen (short of the real thing). :)
ReplyDeleteHey Elisa B.! Thank you so much! You must have been exposed to some seriously cool plants growing up! You should make these for your dad for Father's Day! :) Thank you for the nice comment!
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radmegan
these look gret, i will definately be giving it a go
ReplyDeleteThanks you Bobbins and Balms :)
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These are so fun! I was wondering how you made them when you posted them last week :) I can't wait to try them. Thanks for adding me to your list of blogs you read too! It really does mean a lot to me.
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Janee
Better late than never...maybe, Megan these are GREAT! You are so good at what you do!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteThese look great and not too difficult to do. My Dad loves cymbidiums, so thank you.
ReplyDeletewonderful. so nice craft. thanks.
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