Today, I’m so excited to share an exclusive paper flower DIY from my friends at Thuss + Farrell. I’ve loved the work of these awesome designers forever, so it’s an honor to partner with them on Oh Happy Day! This Dipped-Tip Paper Chrysanthemums DIY is inspired by the projects in their new book, Paper to Petal
Raquel Richardson
September 11, 2013
What a great tutorial! I recently tried to make these flowers with this video tutorial http://wowmp3.net/watch/B8LmiseyTFQ/making-flower-out-of-paper-chrysanthemum and since it worked out well, I am looking for ways to improve my skills. Now I will try out your way of making these buddies. Thanks a lot for the post!
Shani
September 11, 2013
Oh my goodness!!! These are beyond gorgeous.
YoungMild&Free
September 11, 2013
These are so beautiful! I can’t wait to try these out. Thank you for sharing!
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maggie
September 11, 2013
So so absolutely lovely. My God.
Rebecca Lately
September 11, 2013
Wow, those are gorgeous! I will definitely be making these.
Birdy& Bambi
September 11, 2013
Wow- those are pretty! I don’t exactly have a green thumb (I’m not sure whether that saying exists in English…in German it means sth like: to be good with plants), so paper flowers are the ideal solution for me.
Thanks for the inspiration and love from Germany,
Bambi
Lisette Wolter-McKinley
September 11, 2013
It is truly amazing what can be done with paper and tissue.
Deidra
September 11, 2013
I just checked out this beautiful book from the library yesterday! Despite my bag being full to the point I was afraid it migh break, I could not pass up this beautiful cover. It is gorgeous and amazing. And all that crepe paper made me think of some of your projects as I thumbed through. Bravo to them on a gorgeous book!
Mel
September 11, 2013
What a lovely book. The flower are so detailed, they almost look real! In fact, I can’t believe it’s just paper and tissue!
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meg
September 12, 2013
These are so pretty!
I heart paper flowers!
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Laura
September 12, 2013
This is fantastic!!! I love creative ideas with paper and I could see this being used for weddings and events! Excited to check out this book in more detail.
Speaking of paper artists, have you ever hear and seen Isabelle de Borchgrave’s work? I wrote about it here on my blog here, http://oomphlove.blogspot.ca/2012/10/the-art-of-pulp-fashion.html
xoxo.
Afsaneh Tajvidi
September 12, 2013
I totally agree with you. This book is a masterpiece! Received in the mail a few days ago and I recommend it to everyone! Just ordered some gorgeous crepe paper and now I’m ready to make my own flowers! ^____^
jessie
September 13, 2013
oh that is a really sweet tutorial and thanks for sharing!
Leith
September 13, 2013
These are so gorgeous! What a great idea! They’d look much better than those plastic ones I picked up from Ikea, too. -Leith
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Pang
September 14, 2013
I bought this, and could not stop flipping through it 🙂
sue
September 19, 2013
I love paper flowers! These are amazing!