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    Floral Wreath (Pattern) : Explanation of Symbols

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    This document provides instructions for making a paper floral wreath. It includes diagrams showing how to cut out and assemble various paper flowers and leaves to create a three-dimensional wreath. The instructions recommend using tools like scissors, tweezers, glue, and a scoring tool to carefully cut out the pieces and assemble them in the correct order. Safety tips are provided to work in an area away from young children when using tools and glues.

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    Floral Wreath (Pattern) : Explanation of Symbols

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    This document provides instructions for making a paper floral wreath. It includes diagrams showing how to cut out and assemble various paper flowers and leaves to create a three-dimensional wreath. The instructions recommend using tools like scissors, tweezers, glue, and a scoring tool to carefully cut out the pieces and assemble them in the correct order. Safety tips are provided to work in an area away from young children when using tools and glues.

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    This document provides instructions for making a paper floral wreath. It includes diagrams showing how to cut out and assemble various paper flowers and leaves to create a three-dimensional wreath. The instructions recommend using tools like scissors, tweezers, glue, and a scoring tool to carefully cut out the pieces and assemble them in the correct order. Safety tips are provided to work in an area away from young children when using tools and glues.

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    Floral Wreath (Pattern) : Explanation of Symbols

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    This document provides instructions for making a paper floral wreath. It includes diagrams showing how to cut out and assemble various paper flowers and leaves to create a three-dimensional wreath. The instructions recommend using tools like scissors, tweezers, glue, and a scoring tool to carefully cut out the pieces and assemble them in the correct order. Safety tips are provided to work in an area away from young children when using tools and glues.

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    PAGE01

    Floral Wreath [Pattern]


    This beautiful wreath is covered in bright, colorful, 3-dimensional flowers.
    Hang it on your door or wall to give your room a glamorous feel!
    Mountain fold
    (dotted line)
    Valley fold
    (dashed and dotted line)
    Scissors Line
    (solid line)
    Cut in line
    (red solid line)
    Glue on back
    (marked with a triangle)
    Guide line
    (dashed line)
    [Pattern] A4 size, 12 sheets
    Explanation of Symbols
    Tool & Materials
    Assembly Tip
    Caution
    Glue spot
    (marked with a circle)
    scissors, tweezers, a set square, glue (We recommend craft glue.),
    a used ball-point pen, A cylindrical rod (or a paintbrush or marker pen)
    Before gluing the parts together, score along
    the fold lines (mountain and valley) and add curves where necessary.
    *Use a dried up pen to score, and a metal rod to add curves.
    Marking numbers on the back of each part as you cut them out will
    help to keep track of them.
    Take your time to cut out each piece carefully.
    Using tweezers to handle small parts will ensure a neat finish.
    Score along
    fold lines.
    Add a curve.
    *Read the Assembly Instructions carefully and assemble the craft
    in page order.
    *This papercraft involves using glue, scissors, tweezers, and other
    utensils and materials that may be dangerous to young children.
    Please work somewhere out of reach of young children.
    PAGE02
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Flower A
    PAGE03
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Flower A Flower B
    cutout cutout
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    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Flower B Leaf
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    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Leaf Flower C
    PAGE06
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Flower C
    PAGE07
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Flower D
    PAGE08
    Flower D
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    PAGE09
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Flower E
    Cut in line
    PAGE10
    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Base
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    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Base
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    Floral Wreath [Pattern]
    Base

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