Flower-Pops

Flower-pops by R

I got this idea from my daughter who did this for Valentine's Day. If you want some quality time with your kid and would want a perishable-proof and edible "flowers" as by-product of that bonding activity, this is a good bet.


Here's what you will need:
• red cartolina
• white cartolina
• red lollipops
• scissors
• glue

1. Depends on how big you want your flower, cut a square shape out of the red cartolina.

2. Fold twice until you have a small square.

3. Then fold it diagonally. You should have a triangle this time.

4. Using a scissors make a semi-circular curve at the loose portion of the triangle.

5. When you open this, the square that you have in number 1 should look like 4 hearts in one paper square. This would be the base of your flower.

6. You need to cut out 4 hearts using the white cartolina. This should be smaller than your base.

7. Glue the white hearts to your base. Make sure that the red and white hearts are aligned. This is crucial in prettifying the flower.

8. Cut a very small hole in the middle of your base.

9. Put your lollipop in the hole.

10. You can opt to put some ribbons or make varieties. You can even put it in a vase to make some clusters.

11.  You may capture a snapshot of your project before you enjoy the lollipops.

Have fun!