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Find your October collection below
There’s always something new to make. Explore this month’s flowers, seasonal projects, and creative ideas. Choose whatever inspires you and make it your own.
Mark your calendar
October Workshops & Events
Every workshop includes a replay. Join live or catch up when it suits you.
All live workshops at noon PT
October’s floral ARRANGEMENT
Ginger Spice Arrangement
Bring October’s blooms together in one rich, seasonal arrangement. We’ll combine golden cushion chrysanthemums, dramatic buckeye belle peonies, and silvery eucalyptus, with a bonus marigold added for an extra pop of warm autumn color.
Third annual
Virtual Creative Summit
Follow along with three video workshops with Lia and Meagan, then join the live Velvet Dusk Bouquet event on October 14. Templates, photo tutorials and supply lists are included.
This month
Cutting Machine Crafts
Thoughtful projects to help you get the most out of your cutting machine.

Our craft shop
Curated Materials & Tools
Need supplies for a project? We’ve already done the sourcing for you. Shop curated crepe paper, kits, tools, and supplies handpicked by Lia and team.
Birth flower
October
MARIGOLD: With its golden blossoms that seem to ignite with an inner fire, the marigold represents the warmth of compassion, the vitality of good cheer and the protective power of positive energy. October babies, you are the sunshine alchemists, transmuting negativity and despair into optimism and hope. Just as marigolds have long been used to ward off pests and disease, your uplifting presence repels lower energies.
COSMOS: Elegant and undemanding, the cosmos flower mirrors the essence of order, harmony and the importance of simply being. Those born in October are the Zen masters and minimalists, modeling how to find contentment in the here and now. Your graceful acceptance of what is serves as a counterbalance to the chaos of the world. Like a cosmos flower swaying in the breeze, you teach us the peace of living in the present.


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