Bouquet of daffodils from corrugated paper

This stunning bouquet will be a wonderful gift for friends and acquaintances. This bouquet is good at raising mood not only with a holiday, but also on a weekday. In addition, such a bouquet will stand much longer than fresh flowers.
For work, we need:
- corrugated paper.
- threads.
- scissors.
- glue gun.
- wire.
- cotton wool.
- wrapping paper.
- tweezers.
For the manufacture of daffodils, we need corrugated paper in three colors: white, yellow, green. Getting started with white paper. From it we will have petals. We cut the strips along the fibers 1 cm wide. We cut this strip into rectangles 1x6 cm in size. This will be one petal. For the daffodil we will need 6 petals.
We take our blank and cut the edges so that we get such a petal. To do this, we will need to cut corners in the upper part of the petal so that an oval pointed petal is obtained. And from below, cut off a bit of the edge, but leave it flat.
We proceed to the manufacture of the middle of the flower. To do this, take the yellow paper. Cut a 10x10 cm square. We will do all the action with corrugated paper along the fibers.
In this square at the top, we bend 1 cm along the entire length. This fold will be inside the flower.
Using tweezers, stretch the edges of the square at the fold. We make a wavy edge.
In the middle of the square we make a recess with our fingers. Most importantly, the fold and recess should be on the one hand.
We take cotton wool and tear off a piece. Roll it into a ball. This will be the middle of the flower. Instead of cotton wool, you can take foil or round candy.
Put our ball in the groove in the square. Gradually and gently twist into a tube. This will be the middle of our flower.
Using niton, we bind the bottom of the tube so that the tail remains below and the wavy edge at the top. Its edges are carefully spread out. And where the cotton wool ends, we press the wavy edge with our fingers. Squeeze between the cotton and the edge.
It's time for the petals. We take the petal and stretch only its edges, without affecting the middle. When the entire top has been processed, then proceed to the bottom. We stretch it slightly as we will attach it to the base, that is, to the middle. We process in this way all the petals for our flower.
Take the first petal and tie it to the middle with the help of threads. We bind everything tightly so that it does not untie. Each petal will be tied individually.
Similarly, we attach all the other petals, in order.
When all the petals are attached then we spread each petal. We also correct the middle of the flower. Our flower is almost ready.
It's time for leaves and green corrugated paper. Cut a strip measuring 0.5x10 cm. This will be the blank for the leaf.
We make a narrow long and pointed leaf. To do this, cut the edges of the workpiece.
We tie the leaf to the flower itself. The flower itself is ready.
Here we have prepared all the flowers needed for the bouquet. We have 9 of them.
It remains only to make the stems to our flowers. To do this, take green paper and cut a strip of 1x10 cm in size, cut it across the fibers. Stretch it all the way. We take the wire and glue it to the flower with a glue gun. We begin to wind the stalk. We bend the wire so that the flower bends slightly down.
We wrap all the wire with paper. We got such a flower with a stem. Similarly, we make all the other flowers.
We take packing paper and cut off a strip of 50x100 cm.
Fold the front edges so that we get a triangle. This will be the packaging for our bouquet.
We begin to collect a bouquet. We arrange the flowers so that it is beautiful. So that the bouquet does not crumble, we glue it with a strip of paper.
Cut off a strip of wrapping paper for decoration.
We wrap the bouquet with our triangle so that the folded corners are outside. Squeeze the paper on the stem of the bouquet and tie with thread. The last touch remains, tie the thread with a prepared strip on the decoration. We tie it to a knot and make a bow on top. All our bouquet is ready.
Good luck to all.