Celebrate summer year round with this collection of paper flowers, including our premium English Garden Rose tutorial. With so many ways to modify hollyhocks, dahlias, daisies, and more, you can create entire arrangements and bouquets that invoke sunshine and warmth.

Even better, you can save during our Black Friday Sale! Our entire collection is discounted.

To save even more, bundle with our Summer Collection. You’ll have access to seven paper flower tutorials for only $165 instead of $355. These cover ten blooms that can be modified to create even more varieties.

Let’s dive into what you’ll receive:

 English Garden Rose Tutorial

What’s more classic than an English Garden Rose? Nothing, that’s what! Quynh teamed up with watercolorist Sarah Simon of The Mint Gardener to develop this tutorial. You’ll learn how to use two types of crepe paper, plus how to color and form garden roses petals and their foliage. We’ve got an easy method to paint and form those petals. Anyone ...

Our extensive lineup of spring paper flower tutorials covers a wide range of techniques that you can use to unleash your creativity. This collection includes two premium tutorials, Coral Charm Peony and Cherry Blossom, as well as many other favorites like magnolia, lily, tulip, and ranunculus. 

You can save on all of these tutorials during our Black Friday Sale! Our entire library is on sale, but our collections offer a bigger discount.

The sale ends December 2—which is your last chance to buy any of these courses. While you will have lifetime access to anything purchased by that date, we are closing sales at that time as I shift focus to the next chapter of my teaching career.

The Spring Collection is expansive and quite a deal. You’ll have access to eight paper flower tutorials for only $200 instead of $400. This covers twelve flowers and plants!

Let’s look at what’s included:

Coral Charm Peony Tutorial

Join Quynh to learn how to make the Coral Charm Peony. This bloom is...

Bring the autumn wonderland inside with our bundle of fall paper flower tutorials. Brighten your home with a forest of mushrooms, pumpkin vines, or sunflowers, and use these techniques to create even more colorful fun.

And right now you can save during our Black Friday Sale! All of our tutorials are discounted until December 2. Anything purchased by that date will continue to be accessible, but sales will close.

Save even more by bundling. To celebrate autumn, explore our Fall Collection. You’ll have access to three tutorials for only $65 instead of $135. 

Let’s take a look at what’s included:

Mushroom Tutorial

Learn how to make funky and fun mushrooms, including those frilly, fancy gills. Use our mushroom tutorial to make fungi at every stage of their lives. For those with luxurious gills, we have a minimally fussy method that will make them come together in a snap. Try making a whole mushroom colony—it’s the kind of magical mantel display that feels chic and seasonal from ...

The rose is such a classic bloom, it’s no wonder that so many paper florists love creating this flower. We have three tutorials that will make three stunning varieties of rose and can be adapted to create something completely new with the skills you will learn.

This is your last chance to purchase our paper flower tutorials, as they will be archived after December 2. You’ll have lifetime access to anything purchased by that date.

Even better—save during our Black Friday Sale! Our entire collection is discounted until December 2.

If you are a rose lover, be sure to check out our Rose Collection. You’ll have access to three stunning rose tutorials for only $75 instead of $155. Save $80 on this collection!

Let’s look at what’s included:

English Garden Rose Tutorial

Learn how to create a classy English Garden Rose, including watercolor techniques from an expert.

What’s more classic than an English Garden Rose? Nothing, that’s what! Quynh teamed up with watercolorist Sarah Simo...

The Posey Box is changing as I pivot to new avenues of paper florist education. 

This will be your last chance to buy any Posey Box paper flower tutorials that you haven’t added to your collection yet. You’ll have lifetime access to any tutorial purchased before our closing date, December 2, 2022.

And right now you can save 50% or more during our Black Friday Sale 2022!

Save the most by bundling with one of our collections. You can get our entire library of tutorials, or you can dive into a particular genre.

The Entire Posey Box Collection - $497 (reg $1050)

Don’t miss anything! Get lifetime access to 22 tutorials. Since we suggest ways to adapt the tutorials to create other flowers or variations, you will have an entire garden’s worth of blooms and plants to create.

The Rose Collection - $75 (reg $155)

Learn how to create various hybrid tea, garden, and climbing roses with this comprehensive collection, including our premium English Garden Rose tutorial with waterc...

You put hours of work into creating a paper flower, only to have the color start to fade after a short while.

Unfortunately, this is a situation that paper florists are very familiar with, especially with certain colors that are quite essential to creating lifelike plants. (I’m looking at you, green.)

So, how do you preserve the color of your crepe paper? Is there anything you can do to stop paper flowers from fading?

The answer is yes. I have one sure way to keep that color completely, but it might not be a medium that you prefer. In that case, there are things you can do to prevent and slow fading.

Completely Preserve Color with Acrylic

In my eight year experience as a paper artist, the only fail-safe way to maintain the color of the crepe is to paint it with acrylic. The plastic coat definitely perseveres the paper.

Especially with those certain shades of green crepe that like to quickly turn strange colors, acrylic paint is a great option. I’ve shared a list of the worst gr...

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How do you choose between the hundreds of common foliages out there when you’re making a paper flower arrangement? How many do you need? Which paper should you make them out of? 

As a paper florist, you may struggle with these issues, and you’re not alone! These questions came up in our Paper Talk Facebook group recently. It’s not surprising. Foliages don’t get a lot of time in the spotlight, but they’re just as important as your blooms. They create the foundation for your piece. If something is off with your greenery, people will notice, even if they can’t put their finger on what exactly is wrong. 

So let’s talk about foliage and how you can improve your arrangements by making smart choices with your greens.

Types of Foliage

Emily M. asked on Fa...

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How do you choose between the hundreds of common foliages out there when you’re making a paper flower arrangement? How many do you need? Which paper should you make them out of? 

As a paper florist, you may struggle with these issues, and you’re not alone! These questions came up in our Paper Talk Facebook group recently. It’s not surprising. Foliages don’t get a lot of time in the spotlight, but they’re just as important as your blooms. They create the foundation for your piece. If something is off with your greenery, people will notice, even if they can’t put their finger on what exactly is wrong. 

So let’s talk about foliage and how you can improve your arrangements by making smart choices with your greens.

Types of Foliage

Emily M. asked on ...

Please welcome, Jessie Chui of Crafted to Bloom. She is my guest blogger for this month!

Jessie Chui is a self-taught artist, educator, entrepreneur, lawyer, the author of Paper Flower Art, Create Beautifully Realistic Floral Arrangements (GMC Publications, 2019) and co-founder of Paper Talk, Paper Flower Education, and the Paper Talk Podcast. After a 7-year legal career, she shifted her focus to raise her son and pursue her creativity. Her paper floral art quickly drew the attention of The Paper Place a retail paper store in Toronto, Ontario, and she began to teach workshops there. With this encouragement, she formally established her art studio Crafted to Bloom in 2016. Her work has been featured on 100 Layer Cake, Green Wedding Shoes, Lia Griffith’s Artist Interview Series, WedLuxe, Holt Renfrew’s Holiday Magazine, Breathe Magazine, and the Botanical Brouhaha podcast, to name a few. In addition to making paper florals on commission, she offers paper flower workshops in private an...

Angel Wing Begonia Tutorial 

by Quynh Nguyen of The Posey Box

There’s something adorable about the spotted leaves of an Angel Wing Begonia, which I set out to capture in my latest tutorial. 

You can adapt these techniques to make your plant as unique as you are. Give the leaves a more jagged edge, or create a redder variety. The possibilities are endless!   

But first, let’s talk about glue and paint.

I used Aleene’s Clear Tacky Glue for this tutorial, and I highly recommend it. It is so much tackier and dries super fast. I also love that it doesn’t yellow over time, which is key for long-living flowers like ours. Remember to close the cap between uses—it’s easy to forget when you’re in the middle of a project! 

The Tulip Dimensional Paint for the dots is so easy to use, and it comes in a variety of colors that you can experiment and play with. Consider mixing the colors together to get a darker or lighter color. This paint would be fun to use for mushrooms that have bumps on t...