Learn to Create Delicate Snowdrops with This Guide

This guide provides a detailed materials list, step-by-step instructions, videos, drawings for each stage, and templates for all parts of the flower. (See below for the materials you’ll need to make snowdrops.)

Snowdrops are small, delicate flowers that don’t require much paper, making them a great project for using up your scraps. Create a single snowdrop to display as a solitary bloom or craft a cluster to brighten up your living space.

Once you’ve purchased the guide, it will be sent to you via email along with your receipt. Simply click the link to download it to your computer, and make sure to save it for future use.  The guide can be printed in A4 size.

Materials needed for the Snowdrop:

• Yellow and white crepe paper (180g) for the flower itself.
• Green and lime-yellow crepe paper (180g) for the stem and leaves.
• Chocolate brown crepe paper (180g) for the bulb.

Additionally, you’ll need:

• A cotton ball with a half-drilled hole, size 15 mm, if you want a bulb at the base of your snowdrop. (or you can use silver foil or other material to shape the bulb)
• Steel wire, approximately 0.9 mm thick.

You will also need a good pair of scissors for cutting paper and a pair of needle-nose pliers. A hot glue gun is also highly recommended.

The guide includes text, drawings, videos, and photos by Tina Krøyer. All parts are copyrighted, so copying, sharing, or forwarding is not permitted. The guide is for personal use only.