Supplies-
- Cricut Maker
- Crepe Paper
- Lia Griffith templates for Daisy, Peony and Echinacea (requires membership but totally worth it)
- Floral Wire
- Ribbon
- Hot Glue
- Feathers (optional)
You'll want to cut out your flowers using the rotary blade and your Cricut Maker. This post goes into how to cut crepe paper using your Cricut. It's a lot easier than you think!
Assemble all your crepe flowers together using Lia's instructions. I use her files all the time and it's been well worth the investment of a membership. 
I took three wire stems and braided them together for strength and then I wrapped the ivory ribbon around the stems. I formed it into a semi-circle and then began to hot glue the flowers to the headband. I did wrap the wires from the flowers around the headband as well. Just secure it in the best way, you won't see it all once it's completed.
This ivory ribbon matched her baptism dress perfectly. I grabbed it from Michaels when I was getting all my other supplies. 
My grandpa recently passes away and a way Leila wanted to remember him there was through these pheasant feathers. He was an avid pheasant hunter and this is just a special way to include him and for her to remember him.
These paper flowers cut with my Cricut are the perfect way to customize this floral crown. If you don't have crepe paper, just use regular cardstock and create this floral crown here.
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Candice says
This is such a cute flower crown! I really want one for myself!
Anna McNamara says
How dang cute! I had no idea my cricut could cut crepe paper I’ll need to try it now!
Lindsay says
Anna, it really only works great with the Maker and the rotary blade. The fine tip will probably stretch and rip it. I love the Maker for that reason. It can cut just about anything.
Amy Pelzner says
What a sweet and colorful crown! I’m sure any little girl (or even adult!) would love one!
Christine says
These are gorgeous! I never would’ve guessed you used crepe paper. So pretty!
Victoria @DazzleWhileFrazzled says
So pretty! Great party accessories for a summertime luau. Visiting from Inspire My Creativity.
Pam Larmore says
Very pretty! I love the feathers that you added to it.