All the Pretty Flowers!
Prima Marketing has taken the crafting world by storm! They've created a line of little paper flowers that are now on everyone's wish list. What's all the fuss about? Well, check out a few of my favorite collections of Prima's flowers and I think you'll discover what it is--they're fabulous little embellishments!
The "Got Flowers?" Line
These flowers typically come in sets of either coordinating shades of the same color (like blue or pink) or in an assortment of seasonal colors (like Spring or Christmas).
There are also a few different styles of these flowers as well! Besides the typical five petal design in the "Got Flowers?" line, there is also a "Got Daisies?" collection, too!
You can take a peak at both types of flowers below... but be warned! They are highly addictive!
"Got Flowers?" on Amazon
"Got Flowers?" on eBay
Find even more flowers on e-Bay. Here is just a sampling of what you can find:
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Primas by the Bucket-load
There are a wide variety of types of flowers included in each set and some collections even have coordinating ribbons and other little embellishments inside! A few names for these bucket assortments include "Candies," "Minnies" and "The French Can-ection." You can check out a few of these pretty collections below!
Buckets of Flowers on e-Bay
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You know you want one of these for your very own! Just imagine how this little bottle would look in your craft room...
"Forever Flowers" on eBay
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Read on for a sampling of a few other collections I was able to track down on e-Bay. Enjoy!
Tins Full of Flowers
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