Guest Post- Corn Husk Flower Tutorial (Fall Crafts)

 Hi friends, I am Iram from Arts Crafllts n Hobbies.

 I am very excited to be guest posting here. I am a stay-at-home mom to 2 sweet little girls and I love to craft in my spare time. My creativity is not restricted to one field. I love to learn and make new things.

Today, I am sharing How you can make a flower using corn husk?

 YOU WILL NEED:

• Corn Husk
• Gauge wire
• Floral tape
• Thread
• Artificial leaves

MAKE IT:

Remove the corn husk and boil it for 10-15 minutes to soften it. You can also color the husk by using fabric dyes. Simply add the dye color of your choice to the boiling water and rinse with cold water to remove the excess.

Cut the husk in different lengths.

 Twist the wire and make a loop on the top

 Fold the husk in half, keeping the direction as shown in the picture;

 Now roll the husk around the wire and tightly thread it in place

 Give a more natural look to the flower by making random pleats

  Keep adding more petals in the same way until you are satisfied with the size of the flower

 Now cover the threaded part of the flower using floral tape.

 To make it closest to the real flower, you can also add leaves and arrange it to your delight

Thanks for sharing the corn husk flower tutorial Iram. You can use corn husk to make gorgeous flowers, wreaths, candle holders and more. Possibilities are endless

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2 responses to “Guest Post- Corn Husk Flower Tutorial (Fall Crafts)”

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