DIY: Easy coffee filter flowers. By Jonathan Fong Published February 8, 2017 ... The ones pictured here are the real honest-to-goodness first coffee filter flowers I’ve ever made.

These gorgeous coffee filter flowers are a breeze to make and are easy on the wallet too. All you need to transform filters to spring flowers is a pack of coffee filters, scissors and masking tape!

These flowers are so easy to make and seriously versatile. Count out a stack of 10 coffee filters, and pick one length of floral stem wire, which you can pick up at your local craft store.

In a few easy steps, you can upcycle a simple pack of coffee filters to be a beautiful springtime wreath for your home. ... Hot glue the coffee filter flowers to the wreath base. 5.

Step 1 Fold coffee filter in half and then in half again.. Step 2 Repeat step 1 for second filter and then fold one more time. Make two of these. Step 3 You now have three folded filters. Draw a ...

00000193-6342-d71b-a7fb-ebdbba080000I stayed home sick today and I hate wasting my time in bed, so I decided to mildly craft out. I really love tissue paper flowers but I don’t like spending a ...

Like the coffee filter, the cupcake liner will flatten out as you paint it. You can paint both sides of this one too. You'll also love: 10-Second Flower Print Cards—Beautiful Nature Craft ...

Supplies: 3 coffee filters 2 pipe cleaners Washable markers Water Paint brush Instructions: 1. Gather your supplies 2. Color all over the coffee filters with the markers and then brush with water.

For an iced coffee that’s smoother than hot coffee you leave in the fridge to cool, blend 4.5 ounces of whole coffee beans until coarsely ground. Add 3 cups of cold water, and let steep in the ...

So when we learned how putting coffee filters in your flower pots can help in many ways, we just had to share. How Coffee Filters Improve Water Drainage Keeping a plant healthy often comes down to ...