Cupcake Liner Daffodil Craft

Are you ready for spring time rain showers and beautiful spring flowers? I sure am! This cupcake liner daffodil craft is super easy for kids to create this spring as a simple flower craft.

Yellow is my favorite color so it’s no surprise how much I love when my daffodils pop up every spring in my front yard. I have several patches of them because they are one of my favorite spring flowers.

Finished daffodil craft for kids made out of cupcake liners and paper laying on a pink background.

If you are looking for a fun way to craft up some daffodils this spring season, look no further! This daffodil craft we are sharing today is easy peasy to make, and it looks stunning hung up on display for the spring season.

All you need to make this easy spring flower craft is some yellow cupcake liners, cardstock paper and small yellow pom-poms. Get ready for loads of fun making these bright and colorful daffodil flowers.

Cupcake liner Daffodil craft on a stand, sitting on a pink table with colored poms scattered around and a in front of a white shiplap background.

The three-dimensional look of the cupcake liner flower petals and green leaves popping off the page makes this flower craft a show stopper. These pretty paper flowers are guaranteed to look stunning hung in the classroom or at home during the spring season.

Read our step-by-step tutorial below for how to create your own easy daffodil paper craft. We also have a video tutorial inside this post you will find helpful before you get started on your craft project.

Supplies needed for your Daffodil Craft:

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Instructions for making your cupcake liner daffodils

1. Create daffodil flower petals

Open up and flatted out your yellow cupcake liners. Using your scissors, cut six slits around the perimeter of each cupcake liner to create daffodil flower petals. Make sure to stop each of your cuts when they reach the inside circle of the cupcake liner.

2. Cut out a stem for each flower

Cut a stem out for each of your flowers from a green piece of cardstock paper.

Four image collage showing how to cut slits in the yellow cupcake liner to make daffofil petals and how to cut the leaves out of green cardstock paper.

3. Cut out two leaves for each flower

Make a fold in your green cardstock paper to cut out your flower leaves. Then cut out half of a leaf shape along the folded edge. Open up your paper to reveal your daffodil leaf. Cut out two leaves for each flower.

4. Glue flower petals onto a light blue cardstock paper

Add glue on the back circle of each yellow cupcake liner and glue them onto a light blue piece of cardstock paper, near the top one-third of the paper.

Four image collage showing how to glue the yellow cupcake liners and green stem and leaves onto the blue cardstock paper, and how to glue the mini cupcake liners and small yellow poms on the inside of the flower.

5. Glue flower stems and leaves

Glue your flower stems and leaves onto your flower.

When we glued on our leaves, we added a line of glue directly down the middle and glued them onto our flower without pressing down the sides of the leaves. This helps to leave a fun 3-D look with the leaves popping off the page slightly.

Close up angled view of tops of cupcake liner daffodils.

6. Glue mini cupcake liners into the center of flowers

Turn each of the mini yellow or orange cupcake liners inside out to use them for the center flower section. Add glue in the center of the yellow daffodil flowers and glue down the mini cupcake liners in the center of the flowers.

7. Add pom-poms

Use an extra strength glue stick or tacky glue to glue three small yellow pom-poms on the inside of each of your daffodil flowers.

Vertical close up image showing finished daffodil craft with the text "cupcake liner daffodils" in the top right corner.

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