Diy Vintage Inspired Coffee Filter Floral Arrangement with Hey Angela Marie

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Hey guys!!! Time to use your imagination!!! Time to mix your own colors and design you own flowers!! Customized to your comments and requests. Incorporate any flowers that you've seen on any of my videos or make them up for your very own fantasy flowers with a vintage feel to match in decorating style you can come up with. Make them any style you like, as tall or short, large or small, leaves or not, buds or blooms, purple, pink, black, turquois, orange, gold, neon yellow, silver...go crazy! Please follow and DM me on Instagram @heyangelamarie . I'd love to post some pics of your work. Shout out to all the craft adventurers that will try and succeed to make it out if anything! This project cost me about $5 plus some thrifted glass (about $2) that I already had....cause I'm a collector … :) I also factored in the cost of the portions of glue that I used, but not the initial investment of the items. It's ok. You can use it over and over and over, so just a few cents in the end.

Paint: acrylic craft paints.A brown, a bronze, a grey, a black, and a beige, just to match my color scheme.
Glues: E6000, Elmer's School Glue, Elmer's Glue All
Coffee Filters: Dollar Tree coffee filters, 150 per pack
Stems: twigs from outside, skewers from Dollar Tree or wire or floral wire or pipe cleaners.
Sharp scissors, gloves, paint brush or something to mix the paint with, container to mix paint in, something to measure paint if needed, water and a blow dryer (optional, but I always use one). You can also air dry or oven dry at 250 degrees F for 30 minutes to an hour.

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