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Colorful cupcake-liner witch flower bouquet for Halloween decorations
Recipe

Colorful Cupcake-Liner Witch Flower Bouquet

A cheerful and colorful craft project that transforms cupcake liners into vibrant flower bouquets, perfect for various occasions.

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Materials

For the Bouquet

  • 18 pieces purple cupcake liners
  • 18 pieces orange cupcake liners
  • 18 pieces lime cupcake liners
  • 18 pieces pink cupcake liners
  • 6 pieces paper straws
  • 1 sheet black cardstock for making witch hats
  • various pieces pom-poms (in various colors)
  • 1 bottle glue use hot glue for better adhesion
  • 1 metre ribbon

Instructions

Preparation

  • Start by stacking a few cupcake liners together to form a flower, arranging them slightly offset for a fuller appearance.
  • Glue a tiny witch hat cut from the black cardstock onto a small pom-pom for playful details.
  • Insert a paper straw into the center of your cupcake-liner flower and secure it with glue.
  • Gather all flowers and tie them with a ribbon to create a bouquet.
  • Ensure an adult supervises the use of glue to avoid burns.

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Tips & Notes:

Ensure layers are glued well and allow time for drying between steps. Add decorations like glitter for variations.

Nutrition Information: Serving: | Calories: | Carbohydrates: | Protein: | Fat: | Sodium: | Fiber: | Sugar:

Author: Olivia Brooks Course: Cuisine: Keyword: Bouquet Craft, crafts for kids, Creative Projects, Cupcake Liner Flowers, Halloween decorations

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