Easy Paper Punch Flowers

There are a million tutorials out there on how to create paper flowers.

Welcome to tutorial #1,000,001.

I promise to make it worth your while.

All the flowers in today’s post can be created with paper punches, which you may just own – and if you don’t, just come over to my house. I’ll  be starring in the pilot episode of Paper Punch Hoarders…yeah…that’s how many paper punches I’ve got up in here. Not normal.

By using paper punches, these flowers are easy and doable, without a bunch of specialized equipment. They are also easy to mass produce since you don’t have to spend your life cranking a die-cutting machine.

Mmkay. Nuff talking. Time for flowers!

Easy Paper Punch Flowers | Damask Love Blog

Aren’t they so yummylicious? Here’s how to make each one…

Easy Paper Punch Flowers | Damask Love Blog

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Fiskars Extra Large Squeeze Punch | Martha Stewart Fringe Scissors
Easy Paper Punch Flowers | Damask Love Blog

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Fiskars Extra Large Squeeze Punch

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Marvy Large Oval Punch | Fiskars Squeeze Punch Oval
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EK Success Scallop Circle Punch | Marvy Daisy Craft Punch

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EK Success Scallop Circle Punch | Martha Stewart Fringe Scissors

Easy Paper Punch Flowers | Damask Love Blog

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Fiskars Extra Large Squeeze Punch

Easy Paper Punch Flowers | Damask Love Blog

Which flower is your fave?!  If you join me on Facebook or Instagram today – I’ll be posting close-up shots of each bloom so you can see a bit more detail!

Keep on crafting with these other posts

About Amber

Hey, I’m Amber Kemp-Gerstel - the crafty brain behind Damask Love, where creativity, color, and a little chaos come together. I’m a suburban mom of two, known for turning up the volume on everyday DIYs and showing up like your colorful, crafty BFF. Over the years, I’ve gone from psychologist to full-time content creator, TV host, and brand partner, with appearances on Making It, Today, and HGTV. When I’m not making stuff or on set, I’m chasing around my two boys, Markus and Maxwell, and laughing my way through the mess.

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257 Comments

  1. 5.2.13
    Anne said:

    Love this post. Brilliant. TFS.

  2. 5.2.13
    Caryn said:

    These are gorgeous – I think I probably have all those punches too!!
    Caryn x

  3. 5.2.13
    Urska said:

    This is excellent!
    I love the ideas and the photo tutorial is very comprehensive and clear. Love it, thank you for another lovely idea!

  4. 5.2.13
    Sue B said:

    Truly fabulous! I love visiting here. I always am inspired and learn something. Thank you so much for sharing.

  5. 5.2.13
    Jennie P. said:

    OMG!!! Love this. It’s fabulous. Just sayin’.

  6. 5.2.13
    conil said:

    Okay, very helpful post.Love the poppy and daisy…of course, they’re my favorite real flowers too.

  7. 5.2.13

    your tutes are awesome.
    these flowers are awesome.
    YOU are awesome.
    the end.

  8. 5.2.13

    Great post! You put a lot of work into these flowers and it shows! Fantastic <3

  9. 5.2.13
    Lin M. said:

    This is a fabulous tutorial! The way you listed everything step-by-step I might even be able to make these pretty flowers. 🙂 Thanks for sharing your creativity!

  10. 5.2.13
    Bonnie said:

    Great tutorial! You explain everything so clearly. Will be making some of these for sure. Love the anemone and the daisy.

  11. 5.2.13
    Anna Gala said:

    love love love!!! <3 tfs

  12. 5.2.13
    Pamela A said:

    I only wish I could see your punch collection. I’m loving the peony, zinnia and ranunculus. You’re right – GREAT Tutorial (as always).

  13. 5.2.13
    Ritu said:

    very nicely presented! thanks for the tutorial.

  14. 5.2.13
    Troy Louise said:

    Very nice! Love them all, though am particularly partial to the light pink one. Thanks so much for the great tutorial.

  15. 5.2.13
    Lynne said:

    Just found your site. What can I say but WOW ! ! ! and I thought I needed those fancy punches…

    • 5.3.13
      amber said:

      YAY! Always great to hear from a new reader! Don’t you love how easy these are? No fancy punches necessary:-)

  16. 5.2.13
    Barb Ghigliotty said:

    Just picturing you starring in a show about hoarding punches…too funny!
    Thanks so much for the tutorial…I didn’t realize that I already have everything I need 🙂

  17. 5.2.13
    Dottie J said:

    Oh Amber, this is WAAAAY COOL!!! Love it!

  18. 5.2.13
    Debra J Lovell said:

    Wow! Thanks for the tips…I love flowers and yours are beautiful!! “Happy Spring”

  19. 5.2.13
    Mary said:

    How generous of you to share all this great information! Thank you!
    – from a fellow punch-hoarder! (Truly- an all raft supply hoarder!)

  20. 5.2.13
    janet said:

    A-MAZING!!, Amber – brilliant post 🙂

  21. 5.2.13
    faith said:

    Thank you so much for sharing these ideas. I’m so glad I found your site.

  22. 5.3.13
    Lauren said:

    Amber! I absolutely love your flower tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing.

  23. 5.3.13
    Susan Todd said:

    Have I told you lately that I love you?? AMAZE BALLS!!!!

  24. 5.3.13

    This is absolutely awesome and I’m tickled pink that you shared it with us!

    THANK YOU Amber!!

    PS: I also love the video and cards you created to share in the HIS and HERS class!! Fantastic and a big hit!

  25. 5.3.13
    Loly Borda said:

    This post is a ‘must keep’, I’m sure I’ll be making your flowers over and over. TFS your creativity and talents.

  26. 5.3.13
    Kathy H said:

    This is awesome! Yay for you!

  27. 5.4.13
    Megan said:

    these are gorgeous! do you use cardstock weight for all of the paper? where do you get your paper?

    • 5.5.13
      amber said:

      I purchase my paper from several sources – one of my favorites is Paper Presentation. They have a huge collection of cardstock colors and weights. For these flowers, 80lb works nicely. Any heavier and it become difficult to manipulate the paper. HTH!

  28. 5.5.13

    This was so easy to learn and very beautiful. You should consider making a book about how to craft different paper flowers. Hope you share more in the future.

  29. 5.6.13
    Cristina said:

    As usual, blowing my mind. Man alive, girl!

  30. 5.9.13

    So beautiful. I agree that you could make a brilliant book on making paper flowers.

  31. 5.9.13
    Helen G. said:

    Amber, you are my rock star!! I love learning from you, so crafty!

  32. 5.9.13
    Carol said:

    One of if not THE best flower tutes I’ve found. Thanks for sharing. Pinning.

  33. 5.9.13
    Jusa said:

    Gorgeous! I love the fact that you created these based on real flowers, and not simply generic “flowers.” I think sometimes we lose touch with how beautiful real flowers are. These are a refreshing interpretation of “reality.” Nice clear tutorial. Also, I don’t think having a good supply of tools can be called hoarding. Really. Not when you create works of art as beautiful as these.

  34. 5.9.13
    Vivian Ramos said:

    I love making paper flowers. All your tips and methods to create them are fantastic. Thousands of thanks for this tutoring.

  35. 5.10.13
    Carina said:

    Thanks for all these tips. Flowers that last forever, gotta be a good thing.

  36. 5.10.13
    Betty said:

    Thanks for the tip to reuse all my punches for new flower projects. Time to multi-task all those punches!

  37. 5.10.13

    It’s simply AMAZING!

  38. 5.11.13
    jet said:

    wooow this is lovely and pretty, and so smart to use those tools. I never had thought of that.
    But those tools aren’t made for me, they always break after a week.LOL I think it’s my not so handy movements in my hands.
    so i think i can make them as well with a siccors.
    Thank you for the sharing and the great tutes. I’m greatful.
    Have a fun happy crafting weekend and enjoy your flowers;-D
    I will.XD

  39. 5.19.13

    Thank you for sharing this beautiful flower tutorial! I shared with my readers as a mothers day gift idea!

  40. 6.13.13

    Lots of great tips, thanks Amber! Just shared the link over at the All Things Paper FB page.

  41. 8.6.13
    Lei said:

    Pure genius! Thank you so much!

  42. 8.9.13
    Beth Murphy said:

    Well Done…..and thanks so much for sharing….u r Blessed

  43. 8.9.13
    Rachel Brooks said:

    You are so creative. Thanks for sharing these great flowers with us.

  44. 8.9.13
    Valerie said:

    Wow! Amazing! Thank you for sharing.

  45. 8.10.13
    Gee said:

    Just when I decided to do Christmas in July projects
    I spotted these beautiful flowers. Definitely
    Going into my idea drawer, on my Craft Cabinet APP!
    Absolutely beautiful !