crepe paper cornflower and buds

A-maize-ing flowers

Once considered a field weed, cornflowers are now popular in gardens and make a great filler for floral bouquets. They are often referred to as “bachelor’s button” because men used to wear them in the buttonhole of their suit to indicate they were in love or ready for courting. As a result, they are now used as boutonnieres in weddings.

We also love what these flowers symbolize — positive hope for the future. During our live workshop, Meagan will show you how to recreate the wild, yet delicate look of these crepe paper cornflowers using new techniques. We hope you will join us in making these flowers, whether you come to the live workshop or watch the recording here later.

Skill level: Intermediate/Advanced

Crafting tips: We recommend using a cutting machine due to all the small, intricate cuts you will need to make.

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Want more paper flower templates and tutorials like this one? Browse all of our paper flowers for more ideas. Or see our previous Member Make workshops.

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