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Scrap Fabric DIY Boutonniere Tutorial

By: Suzannah from create-enjoy.com

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Scrap Fabric DIY Boutonniere Tutorial
Scrap Fabric DIY Boutonniere Tutorial
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If you're a bride-to-be who's looking to save on your upcoming wedding, then you'll love this simple idea for how to make a boutonniere. Create some super affordable and customized boutonnieres for weddings, prom, or other special events with this Scrap Fabric DIY Boutonniere Tutorial. These DIY silk boutonnieres are made with silk fabric scraps and materials you can find at your local fabric store, and cost less than $5 to make! All you need to complete these affordable wedding projects is a hot glue gun and a little creativity. Don't settle for expensive fake flowers when you can clean out your fabric stash by making these DIY boutonnieres.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsFabric

Primary TechniqueFabric Crafts

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