Flowers & nature · Step-by-step guide
Looped Paper Hyacinth
Cut a fringed strip, join it into loops and wind it around a stem to make a hyacinth.
What you’ll need
- One 21 × 6 cm paper rectangle
- A flower stem or rolled paper rod
- Scissors
- Glue or double-sided tape
Paper craft · Fringe cutting, loops & spiral wrapping
Make it, step by step.
9 steps · Original diagrams with English instructions
Cut the rectangle
Open image at full size ↗Prepare a 21 × 6 cm rectangle in the flower color.
Fold lengthwise
Open image at full size ↗Fold the rectangle in half along its long edge.
Cut the fringe
Open image at full size ↗Fold sideways twice and cut narrow strips into the folded lower section, leaving the upper edge connected.
Open the strip
Open image at full size ↗Unfold the side folds to reveal the continuous fringe.
Add adhesive
Open image at full size ↗Apply tape or glue along one long edge.
Join the long edges
Open image at full size ↗Bring the two long edges together and press them to form a row of loops.
Prepare the attachment edge
Open image at full size ↗Add adhesive along the joined upper band.
Wrap the stem
Open image at full size ↗Attach the band to a flower stem at a diagonal and wind it downward in a spiral.
Finish the flower
Open image at full size ↗Continue wrapping until the strip is used, secure the end and spread the loops gently.
Follow the diagrams alongside the step-by-step English instructions.
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