So I think it’s okay to be a little cheesy sometimes… So let’s give a lollipop bouquet to all the special people in our lives, a sweaty gift with a little fun.
This gift is just in time for Valentine’s Day but is a homemade gift that will be treasured all year round.
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I came across these adorable lollipop hearts on Pinterest and while they were adorable, I wanted to make something that was Valentine’s Day appropriate but also not heart themed – hence the flowers, but I had quite a few other fun ideas in mind, I just needed to find the right lollipop.
What you need:
Using a scallop hole punch, punch holes in yellow paper (as many times as you need). Find a circle that is larger than these scallop circles (I used a medium sized mason jar) and trace it onto the red paper. Use a pencil to draw a flower shape inside the circle. Fold the red paper over a few times so you can make multiple flowers at once and start cutting out the flower shape. Glue the yellow circle onto the red flower shape.
Cut a strip of green paper the same width as the lollipop stick and wrap it around the stick, adding glue as you go. Cut a leaf shape out of the green paper and glue it to the wrapped stick.
Now glue the lollipop stick to the flower part, I used packing tape because it makes removing the lollipop stick much easier.
Enjoy your lollipop flowers! I hope you make a complete bouquet and spread the love!
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