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Paper Flowers

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Until recently my blog design included these paper flowers.
I originally wrote about them in this blog post
a long, long time ago!
Last week I came a cross a couple of variations on these flowers 
and thought I’d share them with you.

Mandi Being Crafty created these cute topiaries.
They use much the same method as the flowers I made 
but are then attached to styrofoam balls on sticks.
Love it!
You can find the complete tutorial here.
Kara, from Creations by Kara, made these beauties from coffee filters
Aren’t they pretty!?
She even included instructions on how to dye the papers
to your choice of colour.
Check it out here.
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Comments

  1. Just gorgeous! I love all of the ideas and these flowers are so much fun to make 🙂

  2. Thanks for dropping by Tammy. I'm thinking little tiny ones would be great for scrapbooking too.

  3. Wow. Those flowers are so pretty! I've never tried making them, but think it would be a fun project.

    I'm new to your blog and am excited to find it. Looks like you have a lot of fun stuff here.

    I'm an Aussie, currently living in the USA. Always happy to find another "Mum".

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