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Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
6.29.2011
4.28.2011
3.04.2011
Carnations
I have never liked this flower but grouped tightly together they have a great peonies look!
Seen on Intimate Weddings.
3.02.2011
1.05.2011
DIY Boutonnieres
A creative way to save some money on flowers.
- 1. Collect silver and yellow buttons of all sizes and shapes.
- 2. Arrange them one on top of the other to form mini arrangements resembling flowers. Use a green wire (fishing wire or those carried at craft stores works well) to thread through the buttons, holding them all together.
- 3. Gather all of the "stems" of your new little button flowers and wrap the green wire around it over and over to create volume.
- 4. Attach a safety pin to the back and you've got a little bouquet of buttons!
- To create the yellow boutonniere:
- For the blue and white boutonnieres:
- 1. Gather fabric covered buttons with similar colors in a variety of patterns.
- 2. Cut out a little leaf shape out of a neutral color fabric (which should be the same for all of the boutonnieres).
- 3. Thread together the back of the buttons, attaching them to the leaf.
- 4. Take thin green ribbon and cover a short stick or bundle of toothpicks to create the stem.
- 5. Sew or tie the bundle of buttons to the top of the stick, creating the buds.
- 6. Attach a safety pin to the back and you're all set!
- For the stem-less flower:
- 1. Cut eight pieces of ribbon, 5 inches long. Pick a cute pattern as this will be the “petals” and the main focus of the boutonniere.
- 2. Loop over the ribbon, gathering all of the ends in the middle. (A tip: it helps if you glue or sew the ends down to a small piece of cardboard so they stay together.)
- 3. Glue a similar colored button to the center of the ribbon so the ends are hidden.
- 4. Glue the safety pin to the back of the cardboard.
- 5. For reinforcement, go back and sew all of the parts together right through the middle.
Atlanta Wedding
1.03.2011
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9.28.2009
Wildflower Wedding

Some great ideas from Courtney of Flush Designs and Erin Hearts Court. Seen on Erin's blog. They had great details yet still kept a relaxing feel.

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