For Mother's Day (Sunday, May 12) and International Paper Flower Day (May 14), the CBS Sunday Morning TV show broadcasts a feature dedicated to crepe paper flowers.

CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) is a New York-based U.S. broadcaster in the Paramount Global group, famous for being the first in the world to introduce color in 1950.

The Sunday Morning show, hosted by Jane Pauley, averages 5,209,000 ratings.

The episode focused on the history of paper flowers and how this activity has become a business today. Quynh Nguyen of Pink and Posey and Liz Carter of Unwilted were interviewed. Ann Wood and Tiffanie Turner were also mentioned.

The video, uploaded three days ago, has already gained 37,858 views and is available here.

Afterward, Quynh Nguyen stated: «I am so grateful to Cartotecnica Rossi for creating such beautiful crepe papers. Creating paper flowers brings a profound sense of accomplishment by transforming simple materials into something beautiful with my hands, fostering a wonderful sense of community among fellow paper flower artisans.

Delving into crepe paper flowers allows me to study and understand the intricate components of each bloom. I have become attuned to the tiny details of flowers everywhere, from the color variations in pollen to recognizing anatomical parts like the calyx and sepal. Observing petals closely reveals that a white petal can contain hints of green, yellow, or even pink! With Cartotecnica Rossi's incredible line of colors, I can achieve the perfect shades of green or pink for my paper flowers. Their crepe paper has elevated my artistry to the next level.»