ABC TV | How To Make Daffodils Paper Flower From Crepe Paper - Craft Tutorial

The Daffodils flower (narcissus or Jonquils) is the birth flower for those born in March and the 10th wedding anniversary flower, it’s a flower that a lot of people are familiar with, this is a flower that people really like and one that is pretty. This flower also has some meanings that it is always associated with and it looks great. There is actually a story from ancient Greece where a man by the name of Narcissus looked at himself constantly and was basically obsessed with himself. One day, he was viewing himself in a pool of water, and he actually fell in it and drowned. The story is told that form the grave, a flower grew and it was called the Narcissus, today, it is better known as the Daffodil. This flower stands for beauty and it is given to people that you are in love with and adore and they are the only one for you. The Daffodils does come with a few negative symbols due to the association with narcissism. Aside from signaling a person is a little too self-obsessed, this flower is ideal for reminding someone that there is always a chance for things to improve in the future. The Narcissus means rebirth and renewal because it’s one of the earliest bulbs to sprout. If you know someone that is the first to arrive at every event, you can celebrate their punctuality with this flower. The Victorians considered it an egoist’s flower, while the Chinese use it to symbolize future prosperity and wealth. SUBSCRIBE for ABC TV Videos: All “ABC TV“ paper craft video: Follow me with hashtags: #abctvcraft #paperflower Material for Flower Making: - Crepe paper made in Italy 60gsm. - Dark green floral tape. - Scissors, white glue, floral wire. - Alcohol pens, alcohol 90 degree. Please help transcribe and/or translate this video so more everyone can benefit here: