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Template: Everyone knows the marigold. It is widespread and can be found nationwide and internationally as well. It is an unassuming flower, yet very pleasing to the eye. Its name has its origin in religion, like many plants do. Originally called Mary’s Gold, the marigold was named after the mother of Jesus, the Virgin Mary. In Mexico, marigolds were the flowers that were used for the solemn ceremony that is equivalent to the Catholic All Souls Day or All Saints Day. Even today, the marigold is used in Mexico on the feast of the Day of the Dead. SUBSCRIBE for ABC TV Videos: All “ABC TV“ paper craft video: Follow me with hashtags: #abctvcraft #paperflower Material for Flower Making: - Color paper/cardstock paper (paperline color paper) 180gsm - Sizzix cutting die machine - Scissors, tacky glue, floral wire, floral tape, hot glue gun, scalloped pinking shears, water spray.
