Fun, Easy Dr. Pepper Flowers

These were a blast and so easy to make.

My daughter’s and I actually tried another project that didn’t quite work out as planned to say the least (check out FB page for pics).

So I went digging in my ~~hoarder’s stash~~ collection and saw the Dr. Pepper caps I had kept for unknown reasons.

I wanted to make something quick, easy and fun for spring and these seemed perfect.

We used mostly pre-cut ovals and circles from my scrapbook supply.

I set out additional papers and let my youngest begin designing.

These beauties were the result.

I love ’em!

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

Cardstock or construction paper

Precut ovals & circles or the supplies to cut ovals & circles

I used my Creative Memories cutting mat, blades and circle/oval cutters

Dr. Pepper caps (or buttons, old earrings, etc…)

Straws (for stems)

Dr. Pepper bottles

Vases

Glue

Hot Glue Gun for Straws and Caps

INSTRUCTIONS:

These instructions are very, very simple and easy.

Begin by layering various colors and shapes.

Find the design you like and glue in place.

Hot glue Dr. Pepper cap in center

Add straw for stem.

Insert in Dr. Pepper bottle

AND

Instant Bouquet

What did you think of this last minute fun creation?

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Tags: Dr. Pepper Bottles, Dr. Pepper Caps, Flowers, Paper FLowers, Upcycled Dr. Pepper Bottles and Caps

DIY Projects, Upcycle | Tina Miller | February 16, 2015 10:18 pm

4 Comments

By Mariet - Practicingnormal, February 20, 2015 @ 2:59 am

Very pretty and looks easy to make. I’ll give it a try with my daughters for the next craft day. Thank you for sharing. #Allthingswithpurpose
By Edye, August 9, 2016 @ 9:58 am

These are so cute! What a great idea, Tina 🙂

Blessings,
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