The other day I wandered the aisles of JOANN to see what would inspire me. I ended up in the paint section and picked up a few basics. I had an idea in my head but I wasn’t completely sure if it would work out. I wanted to make a super easy paper plant with fun painted textures. You guys, it came out INCREDIBLY!
This paper monstera plant project is super easy to create with the help of your Cricut Joy. I love how easy it was to paint the leaves and that grooved planter from JOANN is a showstopper. This totally looks like something that belongs in the office of a fashionista, right?!
Take a look at this video to see exactly how it’s done.
Here’s what you’ll need to create this project. Everything you need is from JOANN!
- Grooved Planter
- Assorted Green Acrylic Paints
- Paint Brush
- Floral Wire
- Styrofoam Discs
- Sketch Book
- Cricut Joy
- Green Cardstock
- Paint the grooved planter and set aside to dry
- Use a wide paint brush and green paints to cover a page of the sketch book. Allow to dry completely.
- Cut out monstera leaves from the painted paper and the green cardstoock using the Cricut Joy. Grab this exact project in Cricut Design Space by clicking HERE.
- Use hot glue to adhere the floral wire between the paper leaves
- Place styrofoam discs into the planter and cover with paper shred.
- Stick the floral wire into the foam and continue adding leaves until your plant is complete!
Creating a lifelike paper Monstera plant is easier than you think! Follow these step-by-step instructions for a stunning DIY project.
This tutorial is fantastic! The instructions are clear, and the end result is a beautiful paper Monstera plant. Love it!
Your post resonates with me. I can relate to some of the challenges you’ve mentioned, and it’s reassuring to know I’m not alone. Keep sharing valuable insights!
Your post resonates with me. I can relate to some of the challenges you’ve mentioned, and it’s reassuring to know I’m not alone. Keep sharing valuable insights!
nice,that’s really unexpected information I’m looking forward to the next one
Cut a brown paper strip the same length as the bottle cap. Leave some room between each leaf as you stick the leaves along it. Roll the brown strip, gluing it together as you go. To make the plant bushier, wrap more leaves around the brown foundation.