My shop is filling up nicely with different rose arrangements.  These are really my best product and I want to try and appeal to every budget.  Here are just a few examples from my shop.  I currently carry 10 different colors and I’m working with a new type of paint that will open me up to be able to make ANY color.  Cross your fingers that it works!  More to come on that front soon.

3 Rose Bud Bouquet in Wildfire

These 3 rose bouquets come with a small white glass vase.  They are perfect for your kitchen or your bathroom.  They look great on a bookshelf or on your entry table.  A small dose of rose beauty can go a long way and they can fit any budget at only $25!  Great gift for yourself or someone special.

Dozen Rose Bouquet in Lovely Lavender

Who doesn’t love a dozen roses?  And these won’t wilt!  A dozen roses is a great centerpiece for your coffee table or your dining room table.  They can be great centerpieces when entertaining guests (think about your upcoming Thanksgiving feast).  Great way to brighten your room and they make great gifts too!  Dozen rose bouquets are $95 and come in 10 different colors.  While I have 5 bouquets that I feel are great combination of colors, you can completely customize your bouquet.  Just let me know what you want to include!

Half Dozen Rose Bouquet in Tiffany

A half dozen roses are perfect if you’re on a budget but still want to enjoy the beauty of these magnificent paper roses.  The roses are large enough that 6 fills a vase quite nicely!  At only $50 these bouquets beat buying real roses for your loved ones that will only last a week.  Same as the dozen, if you’d like to mix and match your colors – no problem, just let me know!  Half dozen bouquets are only $50!

Still crankin’ away at making flowers. Of course I have added something new to the mix. While searching online to try and find new types of flowers to make out of tissue paper, I’ve found these beautiful paper roses. There are many different variations that people have done, some out of crepe paper, some out of newspaper. The ones I found interesting were made out of coffee filters. The material is very porous and shapes well. Then painting them gives them a more natural look and the filters suck up the paint nicely. These are a little complicated and very time consuming. I think after lots of practice it’ll get easier but for now it takes a long time to make one. And of course with my current etsy mentality I feel like I need to have a dozen different colors, so add that to my list of more products to finish before I launch my etsy store. Ahhh – I’m moving backwards!!!