2" Almond (500 pack)
The Almond is a great way to add a rustic vibe to your sola flowers craft or wood bouquet. This flower features the sola wood bark on the edges, giving it a two-tone effect that looksĀ gorgeous when used raw or when dyed.
Sold in a box of 500.
The additional photos of the dyed flowers are to show what the flowers may look like after they have been dyed. This is for reference only.Ā Ā The finished examples shown are for inspiration only.Ā
Sola Wood Flowers are made from natural materials, no two are exactly alike. Occasionally there may be small holes that from a "knot" in the wood due to the nature of the materials.
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2" Almond (500 pack)
The Almond is a great way to add a rustic vibe to your sola flowers craft or wood bouquet. This flower features the sola wood bark on the edges, giving it a two-tone effect that looksĀ gorgeous when used raw or when dyed.
Sold in a box of 500.
The additional photos of the dyed flowers are to show what the flowers may look like after they have been dyed. This is for reference only.Ā Ā The finished examples shown are for inspiration only.Ā
Sola Wood Flowers are made from natural materials, no two are exactly alike. Occasionally there may be small holes that from a "knot" in the wood due to the nature of the materials.
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The Almond is a great way to add a rustic vibe to your sola flowers craft or wood bouquet. This flower features the sola wood bark on the edges, giving it a two-tone effect that looksĀ gorgeous when used raw or when dyed.
Sold in a box of 500.
The additional photos of the dyed flowers are to show what the flowers may look like after they have been dyed. This is for reference only.Ā Ā The finished examples shown are for inspiration only.Ā
Sola Wood Flowers are made from natural materials, no two are exactly alike. Occasionally there may be small holes that from a "knot" in the wood due to the nature of the materials.
