Jotterbook Flowers in Fremantle, Western Australia | Arts and crafts shop

Jotterbook Flowers

Locality: Fremantle, Western Australia

Address: 10 Stack Street 6160 Fremantle, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.jotterbookflowers.com

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24.01.2022 *What kind of paper do you use?* I use Doublette Crepe Paper for all my flowers, and source them from a small Australian business. They actually get their stock from Italy, so thank goodness for lower shipping rates! The Italian company is called Cartotecnica Rossi. What's special about this paper is that it can stretch up to double its original length and is both malleable and durable. ... Their paper is sourced from FSC certified forests, that are required to provide environmental, social and economic benefits. I love showing studio visitors my scrap paper box. It's such a unique material with endless potential! Come along and have a play ID: A person reaching into my box of colourful crepe paper scraps.

15.01.2022 One-off pieces for Mother's Day Rainbow Daisies in Blue Pot, 6cm tall, 1 available. We teamed up with Tiny Pots Melbourne and created handmade miniature bouquets with tiny wheel-thrown ceramic pots.... We have a limited number available but they will last forever and ever Available online with worldwide shipping and AfterPay, and free gift wrapping too! Click here to order: https://www.jotterbookflowers.com//d79kksldm6l63ez1dpfdwrn For the mummas, grandmas, mums-at-heart, mums-to-be, mum-in-laws, aunties, work-mums, fur-mums, friend-mums, and all they are to us ID: a blue vase with miniature rainbow Daisies on a dollhouse dresser. Photo Amico

14.01.2022 One-off pieces for Mother's Day Hydrangea House, 12cm tall, 1 available. We teamed up with Heyho Roro and created handmade whimsical paper bouquets growing from ceramic houses.... We have a limited number available but they will last forever and ever Available online with worldwide shipping and AfterPay, and free gift wrapping too! Click here to order: https://www.jotterbookflowers.com/shop-pa/p/hydrangea-house For the mummas, grandmas, mums-at-heart, mums-to-be, mum-in-laws, aunties, work-mums, fur-mums, friend-mums, and all they are to us ID: a branch hydrangea blossoms growing from a ceramic vase. Photo Amico

13.01.2022 *Do you run paper flower workshops?* Yessss! i've been going on about workshops for a while, and they're finally happening soon! I've got some dates locked in, done a few trials in my studio, and have been developing templates and guides for the last few weeks. A few of you have gotten onto my email list which is amazing, be sure look out for something in your emails in the next few days! To celebrate the launch of our workshops, there may be a special deal for those on th...e mailing list too. It's not too late! Send me your email address to get onto the list. ID: A person holding crepe paper and looking at a guide for paper flowers.

11.01.2022 "Gracious words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones." - Proverbs 16:24 Hope you're all having a kind & gentle weekend. In this hectic world there's nothing quite like immersing myself back into the studio, my safe space for reflection and creativity. ... Can't wait to share more of it with you - mailing list subscribers, you'll be getting a little something something in your inbox tomorrow! It's time to get crafty ID: Carrissa making paper flowers in her "workshop dress", a pink checked number by @frankanddollys @michellemeii_

02.01.2022 *How did you start making paper flowers?* My usual answer to this question is: 5 years ago, in Melbourne, at my now-sister-in-law's wedding. I was fresh out of uni meeting my boyfriend's family for the first time. His sisters were busy making roses from coffee filter paper for the wedding arch, so I joined in. But really, my love affair with flowers started way before that. I remember drawing flowers, obsessing over their names, shaping them from clay, tissue paper, cardboa...rd, you name it, from a young age. It's like a lifelong research project that's gotten bigger and bigger, resulting in this little business that is really just an excuse to make flowers all day and share the craft with you. Tell me all about your passions, your dreams, your muse. There's nothing that excites me more than hearing about what you love and sharing in that joy together. ID: A person cutting into a piece of scrap paper