Yes, the VIP Flower Power Pass includes supply resources and suggestions, a majority of which are online.

The pass does not come with any physical supplies. Each crafter is responsible for purchasing their own tools and materials to make the projects. 

All these designs are created with 90-gram crepe paper, though you can use 60-gram or 180-gram as well. Abbi’s favorite online paper resource is Cartfini.

Other options include Amazon, and occasionally, local craft stores will have large sheets or rolls of crepe paper.

This greatly depends on the flower but one standard roll of crepe paper can usually make 5-7 average-stemmed flowers.

VIP-Flower Power Pass holders will receive an exclusive account on our course platform with all the videos to watch on-demand, along with templates and exclusive bonuses.

If you have already purchased the pass, check your inbox for login details to your account (remember to check your spam and promotions folders). If you do not see any emails, please reach out with your name and the email you used at purchase to [email protected] for assistance.

Find the Paper Flowerfest schedule here!

A cutting machine is not required, and unless you own a Maker, Maker 3, or Silhouette Cameo 4 that works with the rotary blade you will need to cut by hand with scissors for the crepe paper flowers.

If this doesn't feel like a good fit, then you may want to consider the Paper Flowerfest Cardstock Collection Pass instead!

Please note that cutting crepe paper with any Explore or Joy models is not possible at this time because crepe paper requires a rotary blade (think pizza cutter blade) to roll through the crepe paper. Explore and Joy models are not built with the pressure and force required to operate a rotary blade.

With that said Abbi made 2 videos that cover how to easily cut crepe paper by hand and how to convert crepe flower templates into cardstock-friendly ones that will allow you to cut with an Explore or Joy model.
Once again, you may want to consider the Paper Flowerfest Cardstock Collection Pass instead.

How do I upload an SVG file to Cricut?

For uploading SVG files to Cricut Design Space, please see this helpful step-by-step post.

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Silhouette requires its user to have the Designer Edition to open SVG cut files in the Silhouette software. If you have the Designer software, you can use any of the SVG files with your machine.

Nope! You will have access to the videos, workshops, templates, and bonuses for the 2024 VIP Flower Power Pass by Abbi Kirsten forever!

Due to the digital nature of this product, we cannot offer refunds.

If you have questions prior to purchasing, please let us know! Reach out to us at [email protected]

Please watch this video here for help in downloading files.

All you need to do to enter the prizes above is join the Facebook Group and keep a lookout for the giveaway posts!

If you do not have a Facebook account, I recommend creating one just for the purpose of this event and then deleting it afterward. 🙂