Find Your Just a few weeks ago, we featured a story about the new trend, floral pocket squares. Many wedding florists are offering the floral pocket squares as an alternative to boutonnieres. Floral pocket squares are a great look for weddings, proms, and special events. Here are two great styles to try today!
How To Make A Floral Pocket Square
To make your pocket square, you will need:
- Craft Foam
- Scissors
- Floral Glue
- Floral Design Elements (flowers, leaves, whatever you would like to use to design your pocket square)
To make the pocket square:
- Cut your craft foam length way to fit into your pocket. This should leave about 3 inches for designing.
- Next, plan your design by laying your floral design elements in the places you are planning to put them. This way
you can judge if you need more flowers, foliage, etc. - Begin to slowly glue down your design elements making sure to cover all the way to the edges of your craft foam.
- Once you are finished with your design, insert the newly-made pocket square into the suit jacket pocket and determine how much you need to trim off the bottom.
- Trim the bottom of your pocket square to fit inside the pocket.
- Watch my video above for detailed instruction!
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so classy, so simple!
I agree with Mary this is a very classy & simple design technique and I think men of all ages would appreciate it, however, I think using Lomey Glue would make the project go faster and with less mess than a glue pan.
Yes! You are so right. All I had in the studio was a glue pan, so we did what we could. Thanks for the tip!!