Behind the Bloom – with my Animal Loving Friend Emily Randall!
Crafting with Flowers
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Today on Behind the Bloom – my Animal Loving Friend and Expert Crafter- Emily Randall is joining me in the garden to make some flower crafts. Emily is the daughter of our Director and Editor- Chris Randall… and she is so sweet… and – as stated She Loves Animals. So Kelly- created some fun Carton Animal Paintings on Cardboard- that we could punch holes into- and then Emily will fill the holes with fresh flowers… This is a fun project- and I always suggest that an Adult supervisors – when you’re punching the holes- I used and awl… and it’s sharp- but it’s also handy for making the holes bigger for larger stems… Emily is so much fun to be with- and I love it when she stops by- and we can make flower crafts together… I’m so thankful to be able to share this fun video of Emily and I crafting with Flowers- AND it’s a fun project that anyone can do…you can Enjoy watching us make it Step by Step!
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