Create your own floral arrangements

But not with flowers... with fabric!

 

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ABOVE: Aren't they cute. I stumbled across these fabric cactii by Jane Joss and thought that they looked adorable. Jane Joss create fun, original floral designs using handmade fabric leaves.

ABOVE: Cheetah Branches are made using a brown and cream decorator weight cheetah print fabric. Each branch is approximately 50cm tall and each leaf is about 7cm x 5cm. The branches are hand-wrapped with brown tape and consist of 7 double-sided, interfaced fabric leaves. These fun branches will complement any decor.

BELOW: Bold fabrics will add a splash of colour to any decor scheme.

ABOVE: Spring floral potted plant is made using a decorator weight floral fabric with coordinating stitching. The colours include deep rose, light pink, greens, blues, and golds. This colourful fabric plant will add a touch of spring to any decor and provide glorious colour to your home during winter.

ABOVE: Winter White Linen Fabric Rosette Branches are made using winter white and black/white pinstripe linen fabrics. They are constructed on hand-wrapped floral wire and stand approximately 50cm. These beautiful rosette branches are an everlasting alternative to real flowers. Buy them for your own home. NO WATER OR SUNLIGHT REQUIRED!

 

 

ABOVE: Fabric leaves and mixed flowers includes an arrangement of cream petals in an handwritten fabric, with camel linen leaves. This gorgeous arrangement is an everlasing alternative to real flowers.

ABOVE: Winter white rosette branches are made using winter white and black/white pinstripe linen fabrics. They are constructed on hand-wrapped floral wire and stand approximately 50cm. These beautiful rosette branches are an everlasting alternative to real flowers.

ABOVE: Polka dot pussy willows are made using a black and white polka dotted tulle fabric. These adorable branches are a whimsical addition to any decor.

You can buy all the above arrangements at Jane Joss on Etsy. But if you're thinking what I'm thinking.. out come the scraps of fabrics and sewing machine to get crafting my own arrangements!