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Fabric flowers are definitely making a splash within the wedding industry and it's easy to see why - crafty brides now have a way to incorporate colors that are seasonally unavailable on their wedding day. Plus, there are some great resources out there for such inclined mavens, whether they are interested in learning how to create their own or purchase made-to-order items. Click {Read More} to dind out about our new favorite resources on the fabric flower scene!

Crafty brides, rejoice! For a small fee, Jewel Box Ballerina now offers downloadable PDF tutotials of how to create your own fabric flowers. With an abundance of fresh ideas, customers can learn how to create everything from fabric rosette rings like this one:

Or whimsical fabric flower shoe clips like these:

Any simple flower created can be used in a variety of ways, and the site gives great ideas, including favors, bouquet and veil adornments, and much more.

Chloe and Maddie is also a great resource for brides looking for some fabric flower flair - their shoe adornments are beyond adorable:

And how cute is this garter from Dot and June?!:

Last but not least, we can't get enough of the amazing fabric bouquets byJilliann's Shop. Bold, bright, cheerful, and definitely unique - these wedding day delights are too cute to resist. We particularly love the one of a kind "Macey Peacock Bouquet", featuring a whimsical assortment of satin, tulle and lace flowerheads, button flowerheads, rolled lace flowers, feathers, and any other elements the bride would like to include.

What's more, each bouquet from Jilliann's can be customized to match your wedding colors and adorned with sentimental elements, sure to instantly create an heirloom that can be passed down for generations to come (and is unique and inspiring to boot!). 

[Peacocok Bouquet Photo by Emily Steffen Photo]