It’s time for another flower tutorial!
I love this new technique! We’ll be pairing it with some old classics to make a layered look that’s fun to play with colors, fabrics and buttons!
Start by cutting at least 6 circles of felt. The ones I used in this example are approximately
2 1/4″ circles! Just grab something round and trace away! I used a lid from my girls play tea set!
You’ll be folding each circle into a burrito!
Sew two straight stitched with your sewing machine through the middle.
Now cut between the stitching and now you have two sections!
Lovely lovely petals!
Cut one more circle the same size as your original circles and pin on your petals!
Time to sew!
Yuck!!! This is what it looks like when you forget to put your foot down while sewing! No need to worry! We’ll be covering up our stitches! Thank goodness!
Now we’ll throw on some of our past techniques like our Heather Bailey Flowers! Cut a few more circles out of fun fabric and grab yourself a button!
Start layering them on!
Ooops! You caught me! I traded out the red button for a yellow and stitched it all together! And now it’s up to you how you want to finish it! Glue on a broach pin or an alligator clip or glue it to a headband!
Fun, bright and endless possibilities! I also think they would look great on a package, clustered on a throw pillow or on a frame!
woow, that looks so pretty and cute!!!
Très mignon!!
Bonne journée.
Josée
These are beautiful..I can not wait to try one!
Nice technique with the circles and stitching them in half. I would never have thought of that! Will have to make one or several.
That is adorable! Thank you so much for the easy to follow tutorial!
How CUTE! Such creativity! Love it!!!
These are adorable~ I love how different they are from all the others! Thanks for sharing!
LOVE it as a headband! CUTE!
Awe – I want some!!!! Becca – come plant your creative seed at my blog party on Fridays! Plant a Punkin Seed at Punkin Seed Productions!
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I love how happy this looks! too cute! great tutorial!
Super cute, I always love finding way to use felt (because I have so much of it)
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These are so cute!
Adorable!
That is so cool – thanks for the tutorial! Can't wait to make some
Aaah Becca–what fun–so bright and springy!
So cute, love this!
so so so cute!
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I'm LOVING your flowers!
God's blessings,
Sarah
This is too cute! I love it!!
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WOW!!!! This is stunning! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
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So pretty!!! I linked to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-whimsical-stacked-flower-brooch/2010/04/15/
–Anne
Super cute! You always have such great ideas.
Thanks for linking up to Make it Yours day!
Hope your weekend is great!
Very Original and Very Pretty
Hi Becca! I featured this tutorial on my blog today, featuring 3 dozen flower tutorials. Here is the link:
http://oopsey-daisy.blogspot.com/2010/04/wednesdays-wowzers-3-dozen-flower.html
THANKS!
I really liked your article. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks for the tutorial , you have posted it long time ago , but i saw it now , I was looking for cricket and I saw ur website.
Lindo!!! Muito criativo!!! Tem ótimas dicas e adorei seu blog. Parabéns!!!
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