Lay three layers of red tissue paper on your work surface and draw a circle on the top paper using a lid or a compass. Cut all three according to the outlined circle.
Symbolising peace, passing away and eternal sleep, the poppy flower is closely associated with Remembrance Day, which pays homage to Commonwealth members of armed forces who passed away in the line of duty.
It follows a tradition set by King George V in 1919 to recall the end of hostilities of World War 1. Today, Poppies are used as emblems that represent the contribution of armed forces and their families. It is worn to show gratitude and respect. So make your own poppy and pay tribute!