Continuing with our DIY Contest weekend extravaganza, next project up was created by Alana Olsen. She created the perfect boutonnières for fall and winter weddings, but the woodsy feel is adorable year round. What you’ll need: – 3 sprigs of a hearty stemmed herb, such as rosemary, as used here, lavender, thyme, etc. – 2-3 Read More...
Dormain’s pinwheel pins can be made so all guests can feel they’re part of the bridal party. What you’ll need: – Origami paper (4.5”x4.5”) – Buttons – Large round pin backing – Cutting mat, – X-acto or snap blade – ruler – PVA glue, E6000 glue – Needle, thread. – Optional: heavy duty paper awl, Read More...
This project sent by Stephanie is a kid-friendly alternative to the traditional boutonnieres. It’s simple, easy to make and so adorable – specially when the flower girl has a matching yarn basket. Too cute for words. What you’ll need: – Yarn – Floral Wire – Floral Tape – Jewelry Pin – Glue Gun Read More...
We’re on a lace kick today! Next up is Aimee’s DIY non-floral boutonniere, made with crochet doilies, gold paper leaves and feathers. Our favorite part? The versatility. You can bookmark this project whether you’re having a winter or summer wedding. More to come! What You’ll Need: – Floral Tape – Floral Wire – Scissors Read More...
