08/31/2026
I think maybe it's time I reintroduce myself around here. ❤️
Not because there are suddenly lots of new faces, but instead because I'm not quite the same person who disappeared from this page for awhile.
Mental health is critical for living beyond just surviving. There have been seasons of my life that took nearly everything I had. Seasons when simply keeping up with daily tasks felt like more than I could manage.
And there were times Flowers for Mirabelle became one more thing I was trying to keep up with instead of the place I came because I genuinely wanted to create.
Lately, that has started to change.
I'm making flowers again because I'm excited to make flowers. I'm getting dirt under my nails, trying weird ideas, building things I probably could've bought 😂, making art just because I want to, and slowly creating a studio and a life that feel more and more like me.
So hi. I'm Kimberly 🌹 the face behind Flowers for Mirabelle
I specialize in wood flowers and everlasting arrangements.
I make a lot of other things, too. I love people and their stories, old things, growing things, handmade things, and I have several collections that serve no purpose besides bringing me joy.
I care deeply about creating a little corner of the world where people feel comfortable being human. And maybe that's part of why Flowers for Mirabelle means more to me now than it ever has.
Because I know there are other people quietly living through seasons that are taking nearly everything they have, too.
And I want those people to know they're not alone. I want them to know there is hope. I'm learning I don't have to do something huge to make a difference—I can pay it forward in small ways that fit my own capacity. Sometimes that's flowers. Sometimes it's sharing something I've learned, creating a little beauty, or simply being willing to say, “I've been there, too.”
So if you've been here for years, thank you for still being here. And if you're newer here — hi. I'm really glad you found me.
If you know somebody who loves flowers, handmade things, gardens, slightly wild ideas, or maybe just needs another little corner of the internet reminding them that there is still beauty and hope in hard seasons, I'd love if you'd share Flowers for Mirabelle with them 💐
And since I'm reintroducing myself... introduce yourself to me, too. Tell me how you found Flowers for Mirabelle — or how long you've been here.