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Everything you need to know about sola wood flowers

January 05, 2019 322 Comments

Sola wood flowers (or shola) are an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to cut flowers. Made from the renewable wood of a marshy plant (not tapioca or cassava as commonly misunderstood), sola wood flowers look like real flowers and last a lifetime.

Sola flowers are easy to dye and are popular for bridal bouquets, DIY crafts and interior decoration. We’ve put together your complete guide to sola, answering commonly-asked questions and sharing our best tips! We’re here to help your floral dreams come true!

What are sola wood flowers made from?

Sola (or ‘shola’) wood flowers are made from a plant called Aeschynomene aspera (rolls off the tongue, right? No wonder they’re simply called ‘sola’!).  It’s a plant that grows wild in marsh areas. Because it grows quickly, it is a renewable resource and one of the lightest known woods. If you’ve ever touched balsa wood before, it’s a very similar feeling.


The plant has a layer of bark that covers the internal, cork-like center of the plant (called the ‘cream’). In most flowers, the bark is stripped and the center is made into thin sheets. It is these sheets that are hand-cut to make sola wood flowers.


Sometimes, the bark is left on before the creation of sheets, creating a unique two-tone effect on the flower. These are called ‘bark’ or ‘skin flowers’.


How are sola flowers made? 

We’ve already told you about where the wood comes from, but how are the flowers actually created? Every single sola flower is created by hand and no machines are used. Every flower is composed of petals that are hand-cut from the delicate sola wooden sheets, and then composed to create gorgeous, realistic flowers. It’s an artisanal process that can’t be mechanized.


Our Luxe line of sola flowers is individually hand-crafted in small batches by skilled artisans. Using sola wood from Thailand, which can be shaped differently than the sola wood from India, this collection delivers an elevated level of craftsmanship over and above our already top-quality regular line.

What do I need to know to select the perfect sola wood flowers?

Even though all sola wood flowers are made by hand, there are differences in terms of quality. When shopping for high-quality wood flowers, you want to ensure that the flowers are made from whole sheets and that the final flowers do not have any flaws. Flowers with visible flaws are less expensive (produced by the desire to maximize the entire thin sheet, which is time-consuming to produce), but result in a less-desirable finished product.


Sola wood flowers are available in over 150 flower styles, so pretty much any bouquet idea you could create with cut flowers can be replicated with sola! You’ll want to read our post on selecting the ideal number of flowers for your bridal bouquet, and then from there, we recommend collecting inspiration photos and noting the mix of sizes and textures. Sola wood flowers can easily be dyed any shade (more info on that, below!), so all you need to do is select the individual flowers that best match your inspiration image. 


If you’d like a little help, our sola wood flower assortments are designed to be a beautiful blend of shapes, sizes and textures.

I’d love the best sola wood diy project recommendations! 

We’ve got you covered! The amazing thing is that if you can hot glue a flower onto it or stick a stemmed flower into it… you can do it with sola wood flowers. We love them so much because they are such a versatile medium (and you don’t have to worry about watering or wilting like you do with cut flowers).


While the list would be a truly long one, these are some of our favorite projects with sola wood flowers:

o   Wedding bouquets

o   floral arrangements of all sorts

o   wreaths

o   wall decor

o   baby mobile

o   floral crowns

o   jewelry

o   holiday ornaments


Can’t wait to get started on your next project? We’ve gathered our 5 most popular sola wood flower tutorials right here for you:

Want even more inspiration? You’ll want to check out our tutorials for inspiration as well as our facebook page, where we post craft projects twice a week. Also, check out our sola wood flower project video library!

How do you shape sola wood flowers?

Sola wood flowers can become squished in the box from shipping (you would be too if you were stuck in a box!). Fortunately, shaping wood flowers is easy to do.

 

Wood flowers are easily shaped by using a bit of room temperature water. Simply place the flower into a bowl of water, tap off the extra water and then use your fingers to gently shape the petals. Here is a quick video we’ve made that shows you this method: 

Just so you know, we would never ship out a flower that is this squished! But we wanted to show you that they really are quite shape-able.

You can also use a spray bottle of water to moisten the flower for the same effect. 

Finally, you can also shape flowers using a steamer, which is super-fun (but not necessary if you don’t want to invest in a steamer). Obviously, don’t allow your hand to get burned by the steam… it’s hot! 

Do sola wood flowers look like real flowers?

Depending on how the flowers are dyed, sola wood flowers can look very realistic. Don’t believe it? Have a look at this gorgeous bouquet:

 

But unlike real, cut flowers, sola wooden flowers don’t begin drooping the minute they’re arranged. Your bouquet will remain just as beautiful as the day it was created. With sola wood flowers, you don’t need to worry about timing at all. With cut flowers, time is of the essence, adding stress to already-busy days like weddings and parties. With wood flowers, you can create your arrangements well in advance and rest assured that the arrangement will still look stunning.

 

Sola wood flowers have a superior look to silk flowers, and have the bonus of being made from a natural material.

 

Did we mention that you’ll want to dye your flowers for a realistic look? That brings us to...

How do you dye sola wood flowers?

There are a number of ways to dye your sola wood flowers, including: 

  • Dipping your flower into watered-down acrylic craft paint (we’ll show you how!)
  • Spray painting (use a light touch!)
  • Painting the flowers with watercolor
  • Applying paint with a brush
  • Dip-dyeing your flowers with fabric dye or… wait for it, wine. Yup.

 

The three basic methods are using a brush to paint the dye on, spraying the dye/paint on (such as with a spray paint can or airbrush) or dipping the flower in a container filled with the liquid dye (or wine. You probably don’t want to drink it afterwards, but we won’t judge.) Have fun and get creative!

 

The simplest way to dye sola wood flowers is to use watered-down acrylic craft paint. Craft paint is affordable, comes in tons of colors and is easy to find at any craft store or even general supply store. Check out our step-by-step tutorial for how to dye sola wood flowers with acrylic paint. You can also use latex paint (with a 1:1 paint to water ratio) for the same effect.

 

Ready for the next level? You’ll love these 8 advanced techniques for dyeing sola wood flowers.

 

How do you reshape sola wood petals that have uncurled after dyeing?

Most sola wood flowers will retain their shape after dyeing. However, the rosa and blanche particularly, are prone to uncurling. The techniques for reshaping these flowers is either to dry them in a particular way or to recurl the wood flowers. Here is a youtube tutorial we did showing a few other dyeing techniques including those flowers that can be a bit tricky! 

 

How do you stem sola wood flowers?

If you’d like to do a project that requires the flowers to be on a stem (such as creating a flower arrangement or bouquet), then you’ll need to add a stem. But fret not, this is SUPER easy to do!

 

To add a stem to your sola flower, simply cut a piece of wire (that you’d like to use as a stem), poke a hole in the base of the flower, remove the wire and add a dab of hot glue, and then re-insert the wire into the hole you created. Easy-peasy.

 

Want to see that in action (plus a few more tips)? Here is a video tutorial: 

As a side note, we typically stem my flowers as the last step before starting the arrangements. So, get your shaping and dyeing done before you do the stemming step! 

 

How many sola wood flowers does it take to make a bridal bouquet?

Sola wood flowers are an eco-friendly choice for bouquets for the modern bride. Brides (and their guests!) are often surprised by how realistic quality sola flowers look… they can be difficult to tell apart from cut flowers! But sola wood flowers have a number of advantages over cut flowers:

  • Whereas cut flowers have a limited lifespan that requires that the bouquet arranging be done just days before the wedding, sola wood flowers have no such expiration date. This means that you can arrange your bridal bouquet (as well as your bridesmaids bouquets, wedding florals, mother-of-the-bride corsage, flower girl basket…) weeks or even months in advance, reducing the stress and to-do list in the time leading up to your wedding.
  • And since sola wood flowers remain beautiful for months (even years!), your bridal bouquet will forever remain just as gorgeous as the day you walked down the aisle. This eliminates the need to pay for a pricey bouquet preservation service.
  • Sola wood flowers are an affordable alternative to cut flowers, especially considering that many bridal bouquets contain flowers that need to be flown in from all over the world to catch the perfect point in the growing season. Sola wood flowers come in over 150 varieties of flowers, so you can find exactly what you need for your perfect bouquet.
  • Wood flower bouquets are an eco-friendly way to create your dream bridal bouquet. Sola wood flowers are created from a renewable resource without the use of harsh chemicals and intense shipping distribution requirements of cut flowers.
  • Sola wood flowers can be dyed to perfectly match your bridal colors… which can be tricky to accomplish with cut flowers!

 

Now that you’ve chosen sola wood flowers to make your wedding dreams come true, let’s get started making your bouquet! You’ll want to head on over to our blog post how many flowers do you need for a bouquet for the full details!

 

In addition to purchasing the number of flowers recommended for your bouquet, we recommend buying a few extra flowers to allow you to experiment with your dyeing and find the perfect color for your special day! This allows you to play around with your technique and exact color without needing to use these sample flowers for the bouquet.

What basic tools do I  need to make a sola wood flower arrangement?

Craft Paint 

As we mentioned above, craft paint is an easy and affordable way to dye your sola wood flowers. One bottle (which isn’t expensive!) will dye A LOT of flowers. Really.

 

Clippers

To cut the floral wire for your stems, you’ll want a pair of clippers. Here is the link to the ones I use.  

 

Floral Wire

In order to add stems to your sola flowers, you’ll want floral wire. The higher the gauge number, the more flexible the wire is. We typically use an 18 gauge floral stem wire for vase arrangements as well as bouquets, but we recommend playing with a few different gauges and find your favorite. 

 

Floral Foam

Floral foam is great for holding the wires (stems) in place for vase arrangements and it’s easy to find at any craft store. To cover your floral foam, you can use things like paper, moss, or not cover it all depending on the arrangement!  

 

Some folks suggest using crack filler foam (like, for house insulation), and although it’s cheaper, there are pitfalls. First, you’ll want to make sure to fill your containers only half full because it will expand A LOT. Second, once you open a can, you need to use it right away, so it’s best if you have a ton of vases to fill. The nozzle tends to be really difficult to clean for multiple applications. Third, this stuff is pretty hard to get out of the vase once it dries. So, there’s that. But sola wood flowers last forever, so that might not be a worry for you! 

 

Hot Glue Gun

You will use the hot glue gun for stemming the flowers as well as using it to glue the flowers onto all sorts of home decor projects you come up with! We use a power Ryobi hot glue gun (really, we love this guy so much, we’ve named him Vikram), but we’re professionals and you might not have that much glueing to do in your life! Any low or high temp glue gun will work just fine for your sola wood crafting projects. High temp glue tends to be more durable than low temp glue, and we haven’t had any of our glue loosen over our many years of hot glueing. 

 

Silicone mat

Now this supply isn't 100% necessary but, it is one of the handiest tools while hot gluing flowers and other various projects.  The silicone mat is great at catching the hot glue. Once completely cooled off you can peel the glue right off the mat and throw it away easy-peasy no mess!  

 

Floral Tape 

We use this as a way to hold stems together while making a hand-tied bouquet. We also often use zip-ties or floral vinyl tape as great methods for holding stems together!


Ready to take your skills to the next level? Look out for Advanced tools for Crafting with Sola Wood Flowers blog coming soon! 





100 Responses

Kathryn Hill
Kathryn Hill

November 04, 2020

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Ylyanna
Ylyanna

November 04, 2020

I have been watching a few of your videos day by day and just made my first purchase on the website. Super excited to start crafting for my wedding next year!

Cheri
Cheri

November 04, 2020

Thanks

Lauren Routt
Lauren Routt

November 04, 2020

You guys are the best! I love watching your new diy videos!

Della Armentrout
Della Armentrout

November 04, 2020

I have had such great customer service from you all. I so enjoy your tutorial and have learned so much. I love to set down with my flowers and CrEaTe!

Sarah Schiermeier
Sarah Schiermeier

November 04, 2020

Love all the videos and ideas. The products are amazing too! 😍

Brittany
Brittany

November 04, 2020

Thank you for this thorough information on sola wood flowers. I am new to sola wood flowers and will be using them for my wedding! I was looking for an alternative to real flowers when I came across sola wood! Reading this article gave me a lot of information I need to start creating beautiful arrangements! Thank you again for sharing these tips for us newbies!

Kira
Kira

November 04, 2020

Thank you. I love your posts! So much great information

Diana Breece
Diana Breece

November 04, 2020

I love that they last forever!

Cierra Reynolds
Cierra Reynolds

November 04, 2020

So much good info. Saving this for sure !

Ginny
Ginny

November 04, 2020

Thanks for all the sola flower know how and inspiration!

Cindy Engelsman
Cindy Engelsman

November 04, 2020

Thank you for all the helpful information

Julia Humphus
Julia Humphus

November 04, 2020

Reading this and watching all the videos made for a great weekend spent and got me super excited to use these for my wedding!!!

Amanda S Drake
Amanda S Drake

November 04, 2020

Know I know what species these flowers are made from! Thanks!

Jen Jaeger
Jen Jaeger

November 04, 2020

Thank you far all the helpful information! I can’t wait for my flowers for my wedding that I ordered to arrive and starting creating beautiful bouquets! Your DYI is very helpful and easy to understand.

Cait
Cait

November 04, 2020

I appreciate your descriptions and in every tutorial your personality shines so brightly! Crafting is fun!!

Marlen Johnson
Marlen Johnson

November 04, 2020

Love these flowers and website. Lots of helpful information

Nwane McLean
Nwane McLean

November 04, 2020

Flowers are absolutely great! I love the quality.

Tamara Smith
Tamara Smith

November 04, 2020

Love watching you!

Linda Garrison
Linda Garrison

November 04, 2020

I was looking to buy a bouquet for my wedding on Etsy… but after finding you guys and all your amazing you tube videos and having a code too good to pass up for a mix of 100 flowers… I’m now going to make it myself!!! Your videos have been my favorite 😁

April Campbell
April Campbell

November 04, 2020

This is the most informative blog post about Sola flowers I’ve read! I love Oh You’re Lovely flowers, greenery, and supplies!

Tanara Huha
Tanara Huha

November 04, 2020

OMG so much helpful information!! My friend introduced me to the wood flower idea and I absolutely love it. I really hope I’m creative enough to do this hobby. I love all the tips and tricks provided I’m going to have to print it out and highlight what I want to remember!!! Thank you.

Jill Killday
Jill Killday

October 23, 2020

Very thorough information. I’ve be working with these flowers for awhile now 4 years? I never knew about the difference in flowers quality from different countries. You all are so helpful and have a fun time working and showing all the things that you can do with these amazing flowers. Thank you 😊

Jessica
Jessica

October 23, 2020

Thank you for always having such easy how it’s, love all the DYI????

Dana Michaud
Dana Michaud

October 23, 2020

So much great information for us newbies. Thank you so much for sharing all of your hard learned knowledge!

April
April

October 23, 2020

This is so informative!! I just got my first sola order in…I’m a little intimidated to work with them…but this post is so helpful!! Thanks a ton!

Christine Young
Christine Young

October 23, 2020

Your videos are very educational and I’m looking forward to crafting Thank you for all you do

Miriama Pope
Miriama Pope

October 23, 2020

I love how easy and beautiful you make crafting with wood flowers! I just learned about them two Wells ago and I already feel like it’s going to be super easy to do my own wedding flowers!

Amanda Haug
Amanda Haug

October 21, 2020

Thank you for all of the easy tutorials. This will help me create my PERFECT bridal bouquet!

Sharon James
Sharon James

October 21, 2020

Thank you so much for this information!

Amanda Streater
Amanda Streater

October 21, 2020

Love these flowers!

Amanda
Amanda

October 21, 2020

This was helpful, thank you!

Courtney
Courtney

October 21, 2020

I never thought about using sola flowers for bouquets, but I had seen these for wood signs many times on Facebook. Now there are so many different possibilities that I could not be more excited.

Stacey Garcia
Stacey Garcia

October 21, 2020

Amazing! I’ve learned so much from everyone on here!

Emily Dachel
Emily Dachel

October 21, 2020

I love your videos, the blog and Facebook page. I’m not a crafty person but you have guided me thru a lot!

Emily Dachel
Emily Dachel

October 21, 2020

I love your videos, the blog and Facebook page. I’m not a crafty person but you have guided me thru a lot!

Gayle Lipson
Gayle Lipson

October 21, 2020

These flowers are my new addiction…I want to put them on everything! Your tutorials are incredibly helpful.

Cindy
Cindy

October 21, 2020

These flowers are gorgeous. I’ve always loved the look of flowers that are not real but look it. I like fresh flowers but they die and I’m allergic- so thank you for all the incredible ideas and tutorials on how to use this product

Nancy Bays
Nancy Bays

October 21, 2020

I read this when I started my wedding flowers and it is incredibly detailed and helpful!!

Shelly Pender
Shelly Pender

October 21, 2020

Loved learning all the different techniques of dying the difficult flowers.

Liz Lipton
Liz Lipton

October 23, 2020

The Bees-Knees of Sola Providers🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 & the gals are pretty badass Also🥰🥰

Liz Lipton
Liz Lipton

October 21, 2020

The Bees-Knees of Sola Providers🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 & the gals are pretty badass Also🥰🥰

Lindsay Jones
Lindsay Jones

October 21, 2020

This is great information! I never knew how wood flowers were created.

Lisa Hagen
Lisa Hagen

October 21, 2020

My daughter introduced me to Sola wood flowers. I liked the idea of supporting families overseas that harvest & make the flowers. Plus all the OYL flowers are perfect! Who can’t love their wood flowers!!

Jovita Polinski
Jovita Polinski

October 21, 2020

Using a steamer to fluff the flowers is not something I’d considered. I’m going to try this on a few of the ones from the Fall surprise box because I’m using them raw.

Stephanie Collins
Stephanie Collins

October 21, 2020

Love Sola flowers!

Cathy Sly
Cathy Sly

October 21, 2020

Love watching all you videos and live videos! Very informative and entertaining! Your Thursday night’s are probably the best! Miss seeing you do the Friday crafting with your children!

Cathy Sly
Cathy Sly

October 21, 2020

Love watching all you videos and live videos! Very informative and entertaining! Your Thursday night’s are probably the best! Miss seeing you do the Friday crafting with your children!

Donna
Donna

October 21, 2020

Very informative post. Love Sola flowers

Jem Ann
Jem Ann

October 21, 2020

I’m obsessed! I am hopeful I will be able to buy everything I need to begin my own creations soon! I want these beauties all over my home!!

Jem Ann
Jem Ann

October 21, 2020

I’m obsessed! I am hopeful I will be able to buy everything I need to begin my own creations soon! I want these beauties all over my home!!

Amanda
Amanda

October 21, 2020

Just getting started working with wood flowers and your videos have been so helpful. So many great tips and tricks.

Jessica
Jessica

October 21, 2020

I have only been doing this for about 3 months. This was so helpful! I learned a lot.

Megan Zimmer
Megan Zimmer

October 21, 2020

I’m excited to get started and have found the tutorials very helpful!

Cheyenne
Cheyenne

October 21, 2020

You have opened my world into a whole new kind of crafting! Thank you so much

Carrie  Squadere
Carrie Squadere

October 21, 2020

Theses women are amazing, the flowers are absolutely gorgeous and the tutorials help me with my designs I’m very thankful for this business

Sam M.
Sam M.

October 21, 2020

So many great tips and tricks! Definitely excited to continue with my sola journey!

AnnMarie Gaynor
AnnMarie Gaynor

October 21, 2020

Wow! So informative and inspiring! Oh your lovely does not disappoint when it comes to pointing you in the right direction to create beautiful floral pieces!

Tammy Webster
Tammy Webster

October 21, 2020

I love sola wood flowers. Love this blog full of everything you want to know for crafting with sola wood flowers.

Jordan
Jordan

October 21, 2020

I came across your page while looking up sola wood flowers for my future wedding. Your video series on bouquets/etc was SOOO helpful! I love seeing all of the different arrangements you do on YouTube and Facebook Live, and hearing about your story of starting your own business is really inspiring! I’m also from Wisconsin, so I thought it was a fun coincident when I heard that’s where you were based. Looking forward to what’s to come!

Stephanie Swanson
Stephanie Swanson

October 21, 2020

I love these flowers and this site!

Chelsea
Chelsea

October 21, 2020

Great information especially for first-time sola flower crafters!

Amber Berger
Amber Berger

October 21, 2020

Love your solar wood flowers and the fun variety you have!

Desere Whitman
Desere Whitman

October 21, 2020

Love your flowers, unique style and tutorials!

Chelle Guzman Hemenway
Chelle Guzman Hemenway

October 21, 2020

Such a helpful blog full of tips. All of your tutorials (and not tutorials 😄) bring me joy!

Diane
Diane

October 21, 2020

Thanks for all the great information!!

donna buchanan
donna buchanan

October 21, 2020

Enjoyed watching and learning

Klo
Klo

October 21, 2020

So excite do have found you. I had a friend tag me. So excited. You are now bookmarked.

Stephanie B
Stephanie B

October 21, 2020

I love flowers! You ladies are so awesome!

dee haberdash
dee haberdash

October 21, 2020

thanks for all the great tutorials!

Donna
Donna

October 21, 2020

Used them to make centerpieces for my daughters baby shower. They were a big hit!

Melinda Brooks
Melinda Brooks

October 21, 2020

Wow! That’s a lot of information. Great job!

Roslyn Raymundo
Roslyn Raymundo

October 20, 2020

Thank you for this!

Emily
Emily

October 20, 2020

I became interested in sola flowers after seeing them in DIY wedding threads on reddit. Everyone on there recommends to check out your videos for help. I have dyed two batches of flowers and I’m still trying to get the paint ratios right but your blog posts have been a major help. Can you make a tutorial on how to make a flower crown?

Samantha Friedrich
Samantha Friedrich

October 20, 2020

One of the best sola flower providers! 🥰

Susie
Susie

October 20, 2020

Great tips and instructions!

Monica
Monica

October 20, 2020

Love these flowers and the tutorials are great!

Monica
Monica

October 20, 2020

Love these flowers and the tutorials are great!

Allison J
Allison J

October 20, 2020

Love these flowers so much and am so appreciative of all the helpful tips and suggestions you guys provide!

Sallely Beserra
Sallely Beserra

October 20, 2020

Thank you for everything that you share with us. It has helped me so much.

KIM KAPLAN
KIM KAPLAN

October 20, 2020

Great blog! I love watching your video tutorials. So many priceless tips and tricks to help beginners like me who are learning to work with sola wood flowers. OYL is seriously THE BEST!

Tabitha Garnett
Tabitha Garnett

October 20, 2020

Interesting read. Our daughter used these at her wedding.

Krista
Krista

October 20, 2020

I’m just starting out and I can’t wait!!

Shaelynn
Shaelynn

October 20, 2020

This blog post really helped me in the beginning stages of figuring out if I wanted to make my own bridal bouquets. It’s so informative and with the tutorial videos of how to dye and stem the flowers. Someone (like myself) who really knew nothing about sola wood flowers would take so much away from this blog post. Keep inspiring and crafting! Love seeing all the new things!

Stacey
Stacey

October 20, 2020

Your videos are very helpful. So far, I have only dyed my flowers but looking forward to creating!

Ashley M
Ashley M

October 19, 2020

Obsessed with Sola flowers and all your tutorials!

Amanda
Amanda

October 19, 2020

Super helpful post!!!

Marybeth Haberman
Marybeth Haberman

October 19, 2020

So glad we found your blog, shop and tutorials. We will be making all of the flowers for my daughter’s wedding next year.

Linde Schafsteck
Linde Schafsteck

October 19, 2020

This is such an informative blog. I follow your Facebook group and youtube channel closely but hadn’t checked out the blog before. You ladies obviously put so much work, love and passion into this business. Your flowers and helpful attitude are so beautiful and appreciated.

Marny
Marny

October 19, 2020

Flowers look so real. My daughters wedding was outside. Everyone kept commenting on how fresh the flowers looked out in the heat and wanted to know where they came from. You could see them sharing that these were wood flowers and you could see people squeezing these all evening!

Julie Kando
Julie Kando

October 19, 2020

You ladies are so amazing. I look forward to updates every week and to the videos you share. Thank you so much for guiding me on my sola journey!

Darly Creamer
Darly Creamer

October 19, 2020

Really informative. Love the excitment portrayed in this blog. Your passion for the craft comes through!

Lisa
Lisa

October 19, 2020

Excited to try them!

Kristan Rogers
Kristan Rogers

October 19, 2020

This is a great blog on all things sola! Thank you ladies for sharing your knowledge!

Maryann
Maryann

October 19, 2020

Thanks for all the helpful information!

Rosa
Rosa

October 19, 2020

Thank you for this. I can’t wait to add the flowers to a sign.

Trisha Stauffacher
Trisha Stauffacher

October 19, 2020

I’m so glad I found this group. These ladies are very creative. It blows my mind every time Stephanie just throws something together and it turns out amazing. The flowers are always such good quality flowers as well. Keep up the hard work!

Nicole
Nicole

October 19, 2020

Love your flowers and your tutorials! And your spirit. 🥰

Teresa
Teresa

October 19, 2020

Love these flowers, love crafting with them and love sharing them.

Tara Manuel
Tara Manuel

October 19, 2020

I made my daughter’s wedding bouquet as my first project & now I am hooked!

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