I always find that the simplest ideas can turn into the most beautiful paper crafts, and this wreath with 3D paper daffodil is one of those projects I truly enjoyed creating as a paper artist.
For this design, I wanted to capture that fresh, early spring feeling. The base is a soft, natural-looking wreath shape, cut from warm-toned cardstock, which gives it an organic, almost hand-woven look.
The highlight, of course, is the daffodil. I designed it as a 3D paper flower, with soft white petals and a bright yellow center that really stands out. This is where 3D paper art becomes so satisfying—you start with flat pieces, and suddenly you have a flower that feels full of life and dimension. Using a detailed paper flower SVG, it’s easy to build up those layers and create something that looks delicate but holds its shape beautifully.
I added a few simple leaves and small decorative elements to frame the flower without overpowering it. As a paper artist, I always try to keep that balance—letting the main 3D paper flowers shine while still creating a complete composition.
You can use this wreath as seasonal decor, a handmade gift, or even as part of a larger wall display with other 3D paper art pieces. And since it’s SVG cutting file, you can easily resize or adjust the colors to match your style.
- SVG / DXF cutting files (Commercial License available)
- Silhouette cutting file (Personal Use Only)
3D Paper Daffodil Assembling
- Adhere the side tab on the yellow center to assemble a “tube” form. This is called “corona”.
- Add adhesive at the bottom edge of the corona and adhere it to the circle.
- Roll the piece with stamens, adhere it inside the yellow corona part that you’ve just assemble.
Happy crafting!
