Having a vase of fresh flowers around is nice, but if you'd rather have some blooms that will last longer, check out this tutorial for making felt daffodils from Abby of While She Naps.
Make a few felt daffodils and you can have the first hopeful sign of spring on display all year round! These flowers come together fairly quickly. You should have a small bouquet in under an hour and with very few materials.
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May 3, 2011 06:00 AM
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Here is another project for flowers that last the whole year. These flowers have a "new life", made of recycling plastic bags:
http://www.craftmoto.com/project/plastic-bag-flowers-1/
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