What you need to know about fabric flowers...

What are fabric flowers?

The fabric flowers on my site are all made by me so each one is truly unique. These flowers have a soft texture and weigh next to nothing. You might notice small flaws in them. Just like real flowers, these flaws add a level of authenticity to your bouquet and décor.

What are fabric flowers made of?

Fabric flowers are made from a variety of fabric materials, mostly cotton and silk. They then use fabric tack, floral foam, and a variety of bowls, vases, and decorative containers. Resin may be used to create the faux water found in some arrangements.

How are fabric flowers made?

I personally make each flower before customizing each individual display. I can make flowers of any color or pattern that you would like. From there, I can arrange them to fit your preferences.

What do fabric flowers feel like?

Fabric flowers are extremely light! They aren't like wood which feels like foam. Each petal is intricately formed by hand making your design truly one-of-a-kind.

How do you care for fabric flowers?

Your fabric flowers will last for years to come with a little care and special attention. Dilute a small amount of mild soap in water then slightly dampen a cloth or sponge with it. You can use this to gently wipe the flowers' surfaces, paying special attention to any area that has visible stains or dirt. Make sure you don't saturate the flowers. Once clean, allow the flowers to air dry completely.

How do you keep fabric flowers looking great?

• Don't place your fabric flowers in direct sunlight or near moisture - two of the main sources of fading. Consider applying a UV protectant spray for added safeguarding if your arrangement is left in harsh light.

• Keep your fabric flowers away from high-traffic spaces, children, and pets.

• Dust periodically with a static duster, canned air or blow dryer on the cool setting

• Avoid outdoor display to prevent damage, mold, mildew or fading

How do I order from you?

• Order right here on the site by shopping my catalog of designs.

• See the flowers in person by visiting one of my shops.

• Inquire via e-mail for a custom order.

• Catch me at one of the many vendor shows and events I attend.