Paper Bouquets using Curious Metallic Cardstocks and Paper
Randi Dickinson, a very talented artist, from Spokane, Washington made these beautiful BOUQUETS using Curious Metallics from CutCardstock.com
This bouquet is an updated twist on Victorian paper flowers. Each petal has been hand cut out of cardstock and wrapped around an 18 gauge wire stem and wrapped with florists tape to secure the blossom. In Victorian times, women would craft similar flowers for use as home decor during the winter month when fresh blooms were not available. They make a great alternative to fresh flowers for gifts, weddings, and decor.
This soft bouquet consists of two pearl-centered peonies in Curious Metallics “Bloom” and “Nude,” three simple roses in “White Gold,” a rose in “Cognac” with a dusty rose shimmery tulle, and 3 light pink roses from assorted vintage papers.
I have a serious love for paper and most of my work reflects that. Bookbinding became a passion of mine while in art school creating altered books and sketchbooks for myself. After all, who wants to sketch in an ugly store-bought book! I started creating these for others as a way to help unleash their creativity too.
I have so many crafty interests including knitting, crochet, scrapbooking, screen printng, beading, resin, leather working, and lots more! So if my shop seems a little mixed its because I am addicted to crafts! : ) I have an eclectic style and my shop changes often, so take a peek and come back often.
If you have any questions for me, or are interested in a custom order, I am very convo friendly.
I am a proud member, and President, of the Eastern Washington Etsy Team! Shop our team by searching for easternwateam. If you are looking for information on how to join the team visit: http://www.ewateam.blogspot.com/p/how-do-i-join-team.html “
This bouquet is an updated twist on Victorian paper flowers. Each petal has been hand cut out of cardstock and wrapped around an 18 gauge wire stem and wrapped with florists tape to secure the blossom. In Victorian times, women would craft similar flowers for use as home decor during the winter month when fresh blooms were not available. They make a great alternative to fresh flowers for gifts, weddings, and decor.
This dramatic bouquet consists of one black-pearl centered peony in Curious Metallics “Red Lacquer,” three simple roses in “Shadow,” and 3 sheet music roses with shimmery black tulle from assorted vintage song books.
A Very Special THANK YOU to Randi for sharing her talent with us. This is some of the most creative work we have seen using paper. Be sure to check out more of Randi’s work at her store RAGNAZLDNAR.
Thank you for sharing and I am going to try and make one!