One of the questions I'm asked most often is, "What materials do you use to make your paper flowers?" Over the years, I've tested lots of different products, but I've found a few favourites that I return to time and time again because they're reliable, durable, and help create beautiful results. Italian Crepe Paper The star of any paper flower project is, of course, the paper itself. My absolute favourite is 180g Italian crepe paper by Cartotecnica Rossi, which I purchase from Floristry...

I recently had the absolute pleasure of collaborating with To Have and To Hold magazine on a truly magical wedding photoshoot at the stunning Craufurdland Castle with my giant paper flowers.

To create my paper daffodil, I first designed a template on Cricut. I look at how paper flower artists and used their work and designs for inspiration, instead of using the real flowers themselves.