
Right around this time last year I posted the flower projects below, which are some of my most favorites. We thought we'd re-post them, since, like clockwork, we're all hankering for those first signs of spring once again!
Above is another image from the same story, a handmade nest of made of dried grasses and branches. You can see the how-to at the end of this post.


If you're like me, this is the time of year for daydreaming of spring and those first bits of color and warm weather. Above are some crafts projects from a story I worked on a few years back that was inspired by the flowers and colors of early spring. We made paper snowdrops (shown above, decorating a chocolate cake dusted with 'snow') and crocuses, which didn't run in the story so I thought I'd share them!
These are so simple to make, and they look pretty just as they are in a small vase or bottle. I also like to stick them in bits of dried moss for a very lifelike little spring vignette! See the gallery below for a few more projects...and you can look at the rest of this story here.


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From: Spring Sweets « Whim | 3/10/11 at 7:59 pm
[...] You can find the cake recipe here and how to information for the paper flowers here. [...]
From: Forsythia | 3/24/11 at 4:17 pm
[...] gorgeous in Central Park… I’ve sort of made a project of figuring out ways to make life-like paper versions of some of my favorite flowers. These are so nice because they look so real, and are easy to make [...]
From: Snödroppar i vårgräs | Tedags hos Tant Ninette | 4/1/11 at 7:45 am
[...] nånting tyckte jag. Fick lite inspiration när jag surfade runt på Martha’s sida, och såg en fin tårta med några snödroppar i. Såna ville jag också [...]