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The phrase "a paper flower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a flower made from paper, often in the context of crafts, decorations, or symbolic representations.
Example: "For the art project, we decided to create a paper flower to brighten up the classroom."
Alternatives: "a floral paper creation" or "a flower made of paper".
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A St. Bernard with a paper flower in its collar was licking the young man's toes.
Brehm remembers the impact when she was receiving chemo treatments for her breast cancer and a child sent her a paper flower.
Lubos captures the exhausted, surreal derangement that comes from being a new mother as she beatifically pops her crying infant in the microwave, frantically wipes at a stain on her work surface, then attempts to turn the kitchen towel into a paper flower for her hair.
When Kevin Peterson was married to Marlene Maginot under a vine-draped wedding canopy at an event space in Los Angeles on April 16, the flower man, Drew DiFonzo Marks, 28, wore a navy blue suit with a paper flower pinned to the lapel.
Make a paper flower garland.
For ideas, see How to make a paper flower bouquet and How to make a paper flower.
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Everyone who entered was offered a paper-flower lei.
Upon arrival I found Gene struggling to pin a poppy to his suit jacket; it upset me to see such a giant of rock have his mood taken down by a tiny paper flower, like the Incredible Hulk struggling to contain a tiny yet pretty enemy.
One wheel sports a pink paper flower to match the plaster: a signal of how she turned disaster into triumph by integrating the wheelchair into her portrayal of the opera's wilful heroine, Rosina.
I created a singing paper flower which can change colors following the rhythm.
Still, in "Remembrance of Things Past," the narrator's memories of childhood in the village of Combray -- with its black-steepled church and all its inhabitants -- which unfold like a Chinese paper flower from the fragrant cup of tea in which he's dunked a madeleine, seem an apt metaphor for film's remarkable power to revive the past and make the dead live again.
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