I have been working on some paper flowers which would be perfect for a DIY wedding bouquet (unique and still elegant) or for centerpieces on the tables. The size of the flowers can be adjusted simply by making the petals smaller or larger.
I am including a full photo tutorial in this post. To go on with the hop you will move to my dear friend Jessica over at Homespun Elegance to see what fabulous creation she made. Here is our complete list of blogs:
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Supplies:
Cardstock
Ink (I used mini pigment inks from Close To My Heart)
hole punch
glue (I used liquid glass)
Floral wire
Floral tape
Scissors
To make the petals I found a template for free over at Cake Central. I printed it out just by printing the computer screen page instead of the template because it was too large. You could also make your printer setting for 5x6 or 8x10 and print out to make smaller lillies - these were rather large! If I do this again I would make some smaller ones and I think smaller would look great as boutineers too (just don't do paper flowers if your wedding is outside and it is calling for rain - you know paper and water don't mix well right? lol)
Use the template to cut out your petals (you need six for each flower).
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