few weeks ago Urban Outfitters contacted me and asked if I'd be interested in leading a flower crown workshop in their Seattle store. I leapt at the opportunity because I've actually been wanting to lead a flower crown workshop for months, so it was the perfect excuse to kick my butt in gear and actually do it! I think flower crowns are a super fun accessory and, while perfect for festival season, something that you can add to your everyday outfits for a spark of bohemian flair.
This past Saturday I headed up to Seattle for the workshop and it ended up being so much fun! We had about 30 people show up, and we split the workshop into two groups, one from 1-2 and the other from 2-3, so it was easier to show the process. I can't wait to teach another one! Everyone's crowns turned out so unique and gorgeous! We even had a little pup flower crown (and now I'm convinced Dusty needs a flower crown collar, SO cute).
dress(
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:: necklace(
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bracelets/thrifted + courtesy of
:: flower crown/handmade
I've done a
on the blog before, some time ago actually, but I've been thinking of doing an updated one with a video to help show the process better, would you guys be interested in that? And, if any of you are in the area and want to come to an in-person flower crown workshop, let me know! I'm working on getting another one scheduled, so hopefully I'll get one or two going in the next couple months!
Thanks to everyone who came out and made crowns! It was so much fun and I'm glad you all got to leave with a brand new flower crown that
you
made!
photos of me via urban outfitters // all other images by me
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