Spring practically announces itself each year with beautiful, effulgent forsythia. Similarly, our Crepe Paper Forsythia Branches capture that same bright energy with airy stems, delicate blooms, and beautiful vertical movement. Featured in our new book, Paper Flower Garden, this project also serves as the very first flower in our new Paper Flower Garden Master Class series.

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What happens when you blend the soft romance of lilac tones with the clean, graceful lines of a tulip? You get a truly beautiful spring showpiece that brings a bit of seasonal allure to your space. Our Crepe Paper Lilac Love Tulips Video Workshop explores the beauty of nature's springtime palette, guiding you along as you create a bloom that feels both classic and unexpected.

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Picture a branch in its earliest stages of waking up for spring. Slender, a little bare, and then dotted with soft blooms that hint at what’s to come. That’s the inspiration behind our Crepe Paper Apple Blossom Branch Video Workshop. Delicate and hopeful—a gentle reminder that even the quietest beginnings can carry the promise of something beautiful.

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Bold, bright, and perfect for Mother’s Day, these Beginner Crepe Paper Potted Petunias bring an instant lift to any corner and a big smile to mom’s face. And while yes, they make a lovely option for gifting, they’re also a charming and elegant addition to your crepe paper garden.

We designed these striking Crepe Paper Potted Petunias with our beginners in mind. Though you may still be developing skills on your crafting journey, we want to ensure you’re creating pieces that build confidence and technical know-how as you take on more challenging projects. We’ve kept the steps very easy to follow, so sit back, relax, and create something beautiful today.

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Bluebells bring a light, airy energy to any spring arrangement. Unimposing, they nod gently from woodland paths and garden edges, letting all their color do the talking. With our Crepe Paper Bluebell Video Tutorial, you’ll recreate these distinctive blooms to add to your beautiful crepe paper garden.

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A quick glance at Icelandic poppies, and you’ll notice they don’t behave like other blooms. Instead of holding a perfect form, they open wide, ripple at the edges, and shift with the light. In this Crepe Paper Icelandic Poppies Video Workshop, you’ll work with that natural movement and recreate a flower that feels loose, expressive, and full of life. As part of our Spring Garden Series inside Craft Academy, alongside our other brand-new blooms, this project helps you build a bouquet that feels polished and intentional.

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Contrary to popular belief, not every flower both looks and smells good. However, that’s not the case with Chocolate Cosmos, known for its deep, velvety color and its subtle cocoa-like fragrance. Our Crepe Paper Dark Chocolate Cosmos video workshop captures this flower’s rare, exotic elegance in crepe paper for a project that’s both dramatic and playful.

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Some branches are more than the blossoms that dance along their surface. Some, like the quince branch, tell their story through deep symbolism and historical significance. Our Crepe Paper Quince Branch video workshop draws from those rich elements, inviting you to recreate a little of nature’s magic.

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Sweet, soft, and bursting with color, our Cardstock Sweet Pink Dahlia is here to brighten this month’s collection in the prettiest way possible. With layers upon layers of blush-toned petals and lush green leaves, this advanced paper flower project feels both cheerful and elegant. Looking for even more paper flowers for your indoor garden? Then look no further, we've got you covered.

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Light, airy, and full of movement, sweet peas have charmed gardeners for generations. Their soft petals and climbing stems bring a sense of ease to any arrangement. Our Beginner Crepe Paper Sweet Pea Blooms capture that same delicate beauty, adding a romantic touch to your paper flower collection this season. Also, not only is this project featured in our new book, Paper Flower Garden, but it will also be a part of our May Flower Friday video workshop series!

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June’s Member Make blooms with softness, craftsmanship, and subtle color. Our Crepe Paper Lavender Lady Lilac video workshop invites members to recreate one of spring’s most beloved flowering branches using handcrafted double-sided crepe paper made from layers of Blush and Lilac. The result is an airy, romantic, and remarkably realistic addition to your crepe paper garden and your home.

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There’s something special about a peony—especially one you’ve shaped with your own hands. This Crepe Paper Coral Charm Peony is one of our most beloved paper flower projects, with its softly layered petals and warm coral-to-blush tones that feel both bold and romantic. In this full step-by-step video workshop, I’ll guide you through every curl, stretch, and petal placement so you can create a beautifully realistic crepe paper peony with confidence. Whether you’re new to making paper flowers or refining your technique, you’ll feel supported from the very first petal to the final stem. Let’s make something beautiful together.

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