Something Borrowed Gift Ensemble!

Paper flowers are a great way to dress up any table for a Spring party. Use this floral display around cupcakes, candles, or a cake stand. After the party, you can use the wreath to decorate your door. The neutral colors of the Something Borrowed Designer Series Paper will work well with most party themes and home décor.

This pretty project was created by Melissa Stout. To see this and all the April tutorials, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe. There are so many lovely projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Melissa a comment on her project!

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