Wedding flowers can be costly and only last a short period of time, but fabric flowers last forever and can be kept as a memento of your special day. This simple bridal bouquet can be made in any colour to fit your wedding theme. We’ve used sunny yellow shades with hessian to bring a natural feel.
Make a bouquet
Cut a 12cm polystyrene ball in half with a bread knife, then trim a square of hessian to cover the half dome. Start to stretch it over the shape pinning it in place as you go. Use a hot glue gun to adhere the hessian on the underside of the dome. Make a hole in the centre on the underside of the dome then glue a stick inside and trim to the required length. Glue flower lace around the bottom of the dome.
Cut out two discs from yellow net, slightly bigger than the bottom of the dome, repeat with organza and hessian. Make a hole in the centre of each and thread them onto the stick in the following order: yellow net, organza, net, hessian. Glue them in place. Cut lengths