Embrace the botanical trend this summer and take inspiration from the depths of the rainforest. Featuring tropical leafy prints and luscious shades of green, these ideas are guaranteed to bring your projects to life. You don’t have to be a green-fingered genius to craft these gorgeous designs, simply apply your papercrafting skills – no watering required!
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1. Stunning display
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Add a touch of greenery to your home with this realistic paper Chinese money plant
3. Organic accents
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Festoon this simple, yet stylish garland at your next party for a fresh look
4. Floral fun
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Celebrate the seasons with your FREE colouring downloads from The Flower Year by Leila Duly
5. Go faux
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Craft a selection of these savvy succulents to guarantee an everlasting dose of greenery
6. Pretty in pink
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We're loving this potted paper cactus – make your 3D plant today and brighten up your space
7. Keep palm
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...and carry on crafting. Opt for this mindful origami project to keep those woes at bay
8. Green is good!
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Adorn your space with hints of fresh foliage and put on a dramatic display
9. FREE papers
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Combine geometric prints and floral accents to your designs with these summery free papers to download
10. Thriving Cacti
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Keep those little fingers busy this summer with these easy-to-make paper plants (minus the prickles)
11. Leafy notes
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Create a collection of mini notebooks, featuring fern prints and tropical shades of hibiscus and orange
Looking for more inspiration from the great outdoors? Click here to read an exclusive interview from paper flower expert, Lia Griffith
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