B
otancial Cutlery, aka. Flowering Spoons, is a labor of LOVE. My dream is becoming a reality right before your very eyes.
C
ould my dream be the inspiration you have been searching for? My dream is to teach you what I have learned in order to help you find joy and beauty.
It's So Easy
Now nicknamed "the spoon flower lady" by locals in the north central Florida town of Silver Springs, Barbara Shoop has turned a nearly lost art into a flourishing little cottage industry. Read all about how "it all started with a rose."
To Brighten Someone's Day
These are Botanical Cutlery flowers. These flowers are a custom piece of art, created with your own hands. Once you learn the basics, you will able to replicate most any flower. In fact, you'll probably catch yourself studying flowers in nature in order to capture their beauty in your art. To get it "just right."
Imagine the beautiful arrangements that can be made for tables at wedding receptions. Who needs a thrown bouquet when you may just take home a one-of-a-kind centerpiece?
With Botanical Cutlery
I have learned that beauty and uniqueness will always find a special place in the world. And that gifts made with one's own hands are the greatest gifts of all.
Welcome to Botanical Cutlery. I hope you find inspiration here.
Unlimited Possibilities
- Red Poinsettia
- Camelia
- Tulips
- White Magnolia
- White Poinsettia
- Red Roses
- Pretty Red Flower
- Purple Crocus
- Peach Lily
- Daffodil
- Why Shouldn't I Give Real Flowers to My Sick Friend?
- It All Started With A Rose
Why shouldn't I take real flowers to my sick friend in the hospital?
This is due to a few, but very similar reasons:-
- Hospitals do not allow plants of
any kind to be introduced into
the environment where patient
care is performed. - Nature's flowers carry pollen,
and sometimes tiny insects. - Nature's flowers wilt and die.
It All Started With A Rose
Mom Shoop learned how to
make the rose first.
After that.....
the sky seems to be the limit on her creativity!