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Lately, we've been loving paper flowers and pom poms (both of which we used in Eunice's wedding to fabulous effect!) — especially making them out of unexpected and ingenious household and vintage paper finds, like these sewing pattern flowers via Country Living's recent “Trash to Treasure” blog post.
These hanging paper flowers are made of out paper bags - yes, paper bags! Click here for simple how-to instructions. These would be great strung together in a garland, too!
And how about these lovely dyed coffee filters garlands by Pamela Garrison which we first spotted via Creature Comforts? (For smaller ones, use colorful cupcake cups!)
These hanging paper flowers are made from old catalogues (may we suggest Anthropologie catalogues?) from Zakkia Life via Creature Comforts – click here for super simple DIY instructions.
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Oh, they are sewing patterns! What a cool idea!
Wow! I am amazed at the craftiness of people!
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Sabrina & Eunice Moyle, San Francisco, CA
Vendor: Invitations & Stationery
Website: Hello! Lucky
About Me: We (sisters Eunice and Sabrina Moyle) started Hello!Lucky in 2003 out of Eunice's garage with a hand-cranked Vandercook printing press. Since then we've created whimsical stationery and greeting card designs for almost every occasion, including wedding invitations, save the dates, thank you notes, and a line of hilarious sock monkey cards! We love crafting, flea marketing, fashion, travel, and all things paper. We're based San Francisco with a studio in London, so we're immersed in design trends from around the world!
I love these diy flowers! The sewing pattern flowers look awesome and easy to make.