Arrange the four spoons with longest handles in a cross on wax paper. Hot glue together, placing glue only in the center portion of the blossom so that it will be hidden behind center. Set aside.

Arrange the four remaining spoons in cross, glue in center but hold spoons slightly raised to form petals that stand up more than the outer four petals. Set aside.

Once the two sets of petals have cooled and dried (about 2 minutes), stack so that the set with the slightly raised petals are on the inside. Arrange so that all eight petals will show nicely. When you like the arrangement, remove center petal unit and apply hot glue to the center back. Press into place and set aside to cool.

Remove any stem from dried clover blossom. Glue into center of magnolia blossom. If no dried clover can be located, create center from crumpled off-white or light tan paper, gluing into place in center.

Select at least three artificial leaves to place around blossom. If you wish, you may use more or leave a stem of leaves branching from blossom. Determine attractive arrangement for your leaves.

Turn magnolia blossom over and glue leaves in place. Keep the glue on the back of the blossom in the center of the blossom only.

Use the nickel to cut a circle from green felt. Glue the green felt circle over the hot glue on back of magnolia blossom.

These make beautiful decorations for wedding gift packages, table center pieces or simply home decorations. Create enough to attach to wreath for doorway for a beautiful, unique project.