April Showers bring May flowers… so I guess you can say we’re jumping the gun a little bit over here! This Rainbow Paper Flower Tablescape is the perfect way to welcome in Spring! It also involves two of our favorite things: rainbows and flowers. We created layered 2-D paper flowers in different shades of pink, orange, yellow, blue, and purple to create a rainbow of flowers down the center of the table. Paper, wire, and floral foam and then only materials you need to make this stunner. It would be perfect for a Mother’s Day brunch, a spring bridal or baby shower, or a rainbow themed birthday party!
Continue to download the flower templates to make your own!
We set our Rainbow Paper Flower Tablescape with coordinating paper plates, cups, napkins, and even straws to really send home the rainbow theme! You can find a variety of colors at your local craft store. Pro tip: It always pays off to have a good supply of paper goods on hand.
Rainbow Paper Flower Tablescape
Materials:
- 12×12 cardstock in a variety of colors: We used 3 shades of pink, orange, yellow, blue, and green to complete our rainbow. You’ll only need 1 piece of each color, with the exception of one shade from each color to use to cover the foam blocks
- Hot glue gun
- Floral wire stems
- 5 foam blocks
- Scissors or die-cut machine
- Flower Templates to download HERE
Instructions:
- Cut out all the flowers provided in the template in each different color paper.
- Layer the flowers, overlapping colors in similar families and gluing them together with a dab of hot glue.
- Once you have all your completed blooms, glue a piece of floral wire onto the back of each flower. Cut the wires to various lengths
- Arrange 5 foam blocks down the length of the table, setting them side by side.
- Stick your floral stems into the blocks, filling each block with one of the 5 shades of flowers, varying the heights of the blossoms.
- Using the additional paper, cut pieces of paper to cover the exposed sides of the foam blocks and secure with tape.
- Cut small scraps of colored paper with the remaining paper to cover the tops of the foam blocks
Photography by Jane Merritt | Crafting by Rebecca Hansen | Flower Designs by Kambria Porter
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