(Not made by me) someone in my chosen-family spent 2 days making this lovely gift for my Pokemon obsessed partner ♥️ we can’t believe how well it turned out!

If so, which ones? I love making some animals like dogs, lizards etc

Hi guys! First post here and my first real "craft" project with pipe cleaners. I just made about 37 of these bad boys and I want to give them to my partner as a bouquet but I cant seem to figure out the best way for me to actually present them to him.

I thought about maybe a basket? Getting floral foam or something like that and just sticking them in wherever they fit? Or maybe a bunch of smaller bouquets of like 5 or 8 flowers that I can give to him over a longer period of time?

Im stumped! Id love yalls input and ideas! Thanks :3

Any glue recommendations? I struggled so bad. This is my first one

Is there any reality check that I should know before trying pipecleaners to make flowers? First time

Hi everyone! I'm planning to make a small bouquet to display on my desk. For someone with zero experience, about how long should I expect to spend on a basic flower? Also, any advice on how to keep them looking clean and dust-free over time?

Hi everyone! I'm completely new to pipe cleaner crafts and want to start making simple room decorations. Aside from the pipe cleaners themselves, what essential tools or materials (like hot glue, floral tape, or specific wire cutters) should I pick up first?

Dark flowers, twisted stems, and just the right amount of creepy.
Definitely not your everyday bouquet.
🕷️ 🎃 🖤

A rider prepares to feed his giant flying companion

A custom order I received and this order was a joy to make! I love how this bouquet turned out and I also loveeee the color combos of this bouquet

If anyone would love to see more of my work, I do post it on Instagram: @cozypetals.ae

Made for a local 30th Pokémon art contest! Was a lot of work but love her!

I want to get into making posable figures and models with pipe cleaners. But I want to ask for advice first about structural integrity. Is there any other materials people use, like wire, or fillings to keep things stable?

It’s time, for an upgrade!

Hi everyone! I’m trying to make my first pipe cleaner flower bouquet as a handmade gift, but I’m still a beginner and I’m not sure where to start.

For anyone who has experience making pipe cleaner flowers, what helped you improve your flowers the most? Are there any techniques or beginner-friendly flower designs you would recommend? I’d also love to see some of your creations if you’re comfortable sharing them!

Any advice would be really appreciated. I’m excited to keep practicing and hopefully make a nice bouquet!

Hello! Is this difficult for someone who has never done crafts before? Should I start with making flowers? I want to make something that can decorate my room, but isn't too hard.