Fabric Rosettes from Around the Web. DIY, etsy, fabric, rosette flowers | 8 comments Fabric rosettes seem to be everywhere right now, but I don’t care because I happen to think that they are the cutest things!
Today I’m sharing some adorable rosette finds from the web. Several of these have great DIY instructions while others are items sold on Etsy. Nikkala of The Crafting Chicks shows you how to make this adorable Rosette Ring out of rick rack! Felt Poppy tutorial and pattern. Today we are going to keep with the spring celebration with another felt flower tutorial, this time poppy flowers, they might not look exactly like Poppies but to me that was the real flower they resemble the most =] I’ve made these kinds of flowers for a very long time but I never really named them, so there you go.
These ones are super easy to make, just like the Camelias. Actually these ones require less sewing and if you want they can involve no sewing at all by using hot glue. I made mine in different purple shades with yellow bead centers, after our wedding I was sick of Purple (because I worked on so many Purple projects) but now I am loving Purple again =] YAY! Download the pattern (You will find 8 different sizes for you to play with! )Your choice of felt (I used 3 9″x12″sheets in different colors, but I didn’t even use half of it)Thread, needle and scissors.Hot glue gun.Little beads or embellishments for the center of your flower. DIY Felt Flowers. My mom asked me to make a few felt flowers to embellish a plain felted purse she recently bought, and of course I was happy to.
I think these might be my favorite type of felt flowers. They are definitely more time consuming than the roses I made for my yarn wreath but completely worth it. You will need to cut 13 circles out of felt. 1 of them should be 3" in diameter and 12 should be 2" in diameter. The larger circle is for the bottom. Now take your smaller circles and add some hot glue to the center. Circle-felt-flower. Hey guys….soo yeah I am not quite off my felt flower kick, lol…I also made some circle flowers, which are just as easy as the layered ones!
Cut 6 circles of the same size… Then glue 5 of them into quarters…and glue them on another circle like so. Plop another quartered circle on top and you’re finished. Add a clip, pin…you’re in business. Simple Felt Fabric Flower by Fabric Flowers. Mini-scalloped-felt-flowers. Another felt flower!
These are easy and so cute. I made them by first cutting out flowers with my Go Baby! Rose of Sharon die. You could cut a flower shape out by hand easily, too. Mine were about 3″ wide. Rolled-felt-flowers. While on my latest felt flower making kick, I also made these easy rolled flowers.
Cut a long strip of felt, I prefer wool felt (my strips were about 18″ long and 2″ wide) then fold over and glue lengthwise…just along the edge. Then cut little slits however wide you like, and end them about 3/8″ from the bottom. Felt-flowers. Get ready for some felt flowers this week!
I had a blast making a bunch the other day and made a few tutorials for them, they’re simple stuff, but so quick and fun to make. Today I’ll show you how I made these easy layered flowers. First I cut out a bunch of flowers from wool felt, using my Go Baby! Rose of Sharon die. You could easily cut out floral shapes by hand though! Then fold in half, and dab a little hot glue in the middle, let it cool. Fold in half again and dab some more glue! I usually used 5-6 of the same size flowers for each one, plus a few smaller flowers to fill in the center. Classic Felt Flowers – Tutorial. Simple Fabric Flowers by The Ribbon Retreat.
Little Roses Kusudama by Maria Sinayskaya. Description Tags: Floral, Kusudama, Maria Sinayskaya. Fabric Rosette Tutorial. I love the little rosettes that are on everything right now, and I just tried a project that was a total bust, so I had lots of leftover silk. So I made a few rosettes tonight. I'm sure there are better ways to do this, but here's mine! Step 1: Get a length of fabric (I used about 1 yd x 3") I used gray for my first one. Step 2: Fold in all of the unfinished edges (I'm too lazy to actually press and stitch this beforehand...thankfully, laziness pays on this project) Step 3: Once you've folded in the unfinished edges, begin folding the length of fabric over itself in a vague circle pattern - stitch over each fold to hold it in place: My So Called Green Life...: Felt Flowers - my favorite project of the year! This adorable felt flower is - by far - my favorite project of the year.
Just imagine the things you could do with some of these: headbands, brooches, gift toppers, itty bitty magnets, a giant holiday wreath for your front door, glue them on picture frames...the list goes on and on. This is the first one I've made, but I'll be sure to overwhelm you with everything I glue them to in the near future. I originally saw this on Pinterest (can you say obsessed?) Linked to a half-arsed how-to description. I used that and my own creative genius to recreate this one.
After burning my fingerprints off with a hot glue gun all evening, it suddenly dawned on me that I could actually look for a tutorial...but what's the fun in that, right? Love, love, love the brown/green/orange one at the top. From there I found the original tutorial on Holidash by Megan Reardon. My dahlia has been sewn to this throw pillow to cover a certain little boy's slobber mark. DIY Faux Curled Rosewood Wreath {Made From Rolled Recycled Book Pages} I have seen various versions of Faux Rosewood Wreaths in just about every store and catalog for the upcoming season; most with a price tag running upwards of $40 or more.
Some are crafted of paper and other of real wood shavings. Paper Flowers – Anyone Can Do That. Japanese Kusudama, this tutorial is featured on Craftuts Anyone can do that, I assure you.
The proof: I can, just take a quick look at my result below. And, believe me, I am neither meticulous nor particularly patient. You could even say I’m the opposite. Below you can see my very first attempt to create paper flowers. What you will need to make your own Kusudama paper ball? 1. 3. 4. (optionally) I prefer torn paper instead of cut. You have to start with a single petal. Now you have to glue your 5 petals into a flower. Apply the glue to only one side of each petal, except for the last one, in this case cover both sides with glue. Your first flower is done. Don’t glue every petal right after you make it. Posy Pin Tutorial. First start with a sweater that is in the Goodwill pile.
Freehand some 5 petal flower shapes. No they don't need to be perfect. Downeast knockoff...the big bloom. Magnetic Interchangeable Flower. Flowers are SO popular these days! Wouldn’t it be so nice to have one that matched every outfit? I say let’s do it! I’m going to show you how to make an interchangeable flower hair clip by placing flower petals in between two magnets. One magnet will be glued to a single prong clip and the other to a bottle cap. If you use strong magnets you will have no problem putting 10 petals in between your magnets. I mixed and matched different styles and sizes of flowers. Ruffled Flower Brooch by Lemon Tree Creations. Fabric Flower by Tousled Day. Tutorial Ruffle Chiffon Flower. I make hair accessories for a local boutique and have been trying to make a chiffon flower that would be perfect for special occasions like weddings and such.
Felt Dahlia Flowers. Felt Flowers (Sunflowers) These were so fun and easy to make. Flower Power!