I know, I know… not everyone in the crafting community will agree with my latest decision. Some of you are absolute flower-and-leaf-making legends. You lovingly cut every tiny petal, shape every microscopic leaf, and somehow enjoy making 847 pieces of greenery for one miniature build.
And honestly? I admire you. I really do.
But sad to say… THAT IS NOT ME!
After spending way too much time cutting tiny leaves and flowers, my scissors and I have decided to go our separate ways.
So yes, I created myself a little haul of artificial leaves and flowers, and you know what? IT WORKS FOR ME!
Those little beads? Oh, they are no longer just beads, honey. They are now wannabe miniature pots waiting for their glow-up!
No judgment to my fellow crafters who love making everything from scratch—you all have patience and talent that I clearly did not receive in my crafting package!
As for me? Give me my ready-made greenery, a little glue, and let’s keep this miniature garden moving!
Sometimes crafting is about creativity… and sometimes it’s about knowing when to say, “You know what? I’m NOT cutting another tiny leaf!”
@Vangie I am there with you completely!! You should see my collection of plants, and flowers and beads. All in the pursuit of not having to make flowers for kits!
Where did you get this? I’d love to add something like this to my stash! Though I’ll still make the hand stuff by hand, but this would be awesome to have as spare parts and stuff!
This is not crazy at all. I think that some of the flatter kits without even paper flowers would really benefit from plastic flowers like this! They’re really pretty, too.
