If you’ve been wanting to learn how to make paper flowers, you’ve come to the right place! This collection features the very best paper flower templates and patterns on the internet.
Simply click on the buttons below to go to each specific flower template where you’ll be able to download the cut files or printables.
Before you grab any templates, check out this comprehensive post about how to make paper flowers using a Silhouette electronic cutting machine or by hand. This is the best resource for how to assemble paper flowers, plus some of the best and cutest FREE paper flower templates. There’s a rose pattern, a cabbage rose pattern and a peony pattern. Lots of tips and tricks and a great video tutorial.
Make giant paper sunflowers out of cardstock with the free printable pattern or the free SVG cut files. So pretty!
Lia shows you how to make these gorgeous camellias and was generous enough to share her pattern. I love the wavy edge of these flowers.
Get the free template for these unique starburst shaped paper flowers. They remind me of daffodils.
Autumn shares a fun take on paper flowers by using a watercolor print that you can download on her site. Isn’t the color variation gorgeous?!
Giant paper dahlias make a giant statement and they’re one of the easiest flowers to make!
These paper gerbera daisies look surprisingly realistic. The template is available for use with a Cricut or Silhouette machine.
Add these paper anemones to a gift or picture frame. They’re dainty and beautiful!
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Cori has a great free template for these giant paper flowers that have pointy tips.
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This is a classic paper rose printable template with lots of layers. I especially love the realistic center bud.
This is a great resource with 10 different flower petal templates to choose from. All of the shapes are available as free downloads.
Gina has a wavy edge paper flower template you can download. This one turns out really cute!
Delia has some incredible and unique templates to share, including wisteria and poppies.
Hydrangeas are one of my favorite flowers ever, so I had to include these gorgeous gals. The template requires a purchase, but you could also just look at it and freehand your own similar template if desired.
So there you have it. Some of my very favorite paper flower templates. I am just amazed at what you can make out of paper. If you’re still looking for more ideas, I’ve saved even more paper flower templates and tutorials on my Paper Flowers Pinterest board.
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These files are going to help me add some color to my home office. Though I haven’t created flowers yet (still toying with the colors I want) I’m so excited. I plan to hand mine with command velcro in case I want to change out colors or rearrange them every so often.
Thank you for these amazing freebies and tutorials! I have a question – I’m not understanding how to do the floral wire in the cardboard circles. Can you explain the purpose of the wire? I tried zooming in on the pictures but still don’t get it!
This must be a tutorial that I’ve linked to from someone else’s site. You’ll have to ask them. Sorry I can’t help!
