Paper Flower Corsages & Boutonnieres {Tutorial}

If you’re planning a handmade wedding, why not add a personal and lasting touch with DIY paper flowers? Learn how to craft stunning, lifelike blooms and turn them into elegant corsages or boutonnieres — perfect for your bridal party, family members, or even as unique wedding favors.

These paper flowers are not only beautiful, but they’re also a lovely keepsake that won’t wilt or fade. You can completely customize the colors, styles, and flower types to match your wedding palette and theme, whether you’re going for romantic, rustic, vintage, or modern vibes.

With Lia Griffith’s step-by-step tutorial, you’ll be guided through the entire process — from cutting and shaping the petals to assembling your final wearable floral pieces. No advanced skills needed, just a bit of time, creativity, and a love for crafting!

It’s a budget-friendly and meaningful way to make your big day even more special.
So fresh, so pretty, and made with love.

Visit Lia Griffith to get the full tutorial and start creating your one-of-a-kind wedding florals today. Get the step-by-step tutorial at Lia Griffith. So fresh and pretty!

If you’re putting together Christmas sewing projects, this free Poinsettia embroidery design from Ann The Gran is a really handy one to save. It’s a machine embroidery design from Contributor, sized at 3.64″ x 3.67″, with 14,949 stitches, and it fits a 4″ x 4″ hoop. It’s also offered in a wide range of formats including ART, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PEC, PES, SEW, VIP, and XXX.

What I like about this one is that it feels classic and easy to use. A poinsettia always works at Christmas, and because this design is fairly compact, it would be lovely on napkins, tea towels, gift bags, table runners, or even the corner of a festive cushion. It has enough detail to look pretty, but it’s still small enough to be practical. That last bit is my take based on the listed size and the preview image on the page.

It’s one of those good stash-building freebies. Not huge, not fussy, and very easy to picture on all sorts of holiday projects. If you like collecting free Christmas embroidery designs, this one is definitely worth downloading. Ann The Gran also tags it with keywords like Xmas, Flower, and Floral embroidery designs, which fits the style nicely.

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