Our church has a christian school and I was asked to make corsages for the teachers. Making your own corsages is more economical, and makes a nice appreciation gift for the teachers. I was able to make these corsages for just a few dollars.
It is best do neutral colors when you don't know what they are wearing. I went with an ivory rose, baby breath and pewter ribbon. I also added neutral colored feathers to make it fancier.
22 Corsages later.....here is how they looked!
How beautiful! I think they turned out great! I agree with the neutral colors they will go with anything :)
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DeleteI had the privilege of receiving and wearing one of your beautiful corsages. One of my students asked if I had chosen my outfit just to match the flowers!! Not knowing they were from you, I told Diane Estes that they were the prettiest corsage we'd ever received!! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYou've been busy, and they turned out gorgeous!
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