Realistic Paper Magnolias
Karin Toll is a jewelry and home accessories silversmith with a picturesque studio in Sweden's countryside. In addition to silver, she enjoys working with paper, occasionally doing printwork and quilled lettering, but today I can't wait to show you this...
A beautifully realistic magnolia blossom - one of many, actually - that Karin created for a wedding reception. She also made table centerpieces, place cards, napkin rings, and a colorful chandelier and archway, all with paper flowers.
Facebook Finds this past week included:
Embroidered notebook cover
DIY butcher paper picnic baskets
I hope you have some nice plans for the weekend ahead - enjoy it!
A beautifully realistic magnolia blossom - one of many, actually - that Karin created for a wedding reception. She also made table centerpieces, place cards, napkin rings, and a colorful chandelier and archway, all with paper flowers.
Facebook Finds this past week included:
Embroidered notebook cover
DIY butcher paper picnic baskets
I hope you have some nice plans for the weekend ahead - enjoy it!
oh ann, this is gorgeous! and so well timed. the tulip magnolia tree in my yard is in full bloom, but one gust of wind and the petals will fall. it's my favourite thing to see at this time of year, the colours are so subtle and karin has captured them perfectly.
ReplyDeleteHi Ana, I know just what you mean... magnolia blossoms never seem to last long enough.
ReplyDeleteMagnolias are a favorite of mine. Love them in paper!
ReplyDeleteI want to touch that flower so bad! It looks so soft!! Amazing!!!
ReplyDeletegaah!!! the chandelier!!!! i love it!
ReplyDeleteSO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe flower looks so real and so very delicate.
ReplyDeleteWow, completely amazing! I want to smell it :)
ReplyDeleteIt`s so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers! Paper folded flowers are just about my favorite!
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