Showing posts with label fabric flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric flowers. Show all posts

Friday, April 20, 2012

Fabric flowers for my hat

A few days ago I recieves felted floppy hat I ordered in Internet. But it was decorated with two fur balls I don't like. So I decided it's arrived a time to prove to make a fabric flowers tutorial!
The first - I gone in fabric shop and bought a few fabrics from cream color to dark brown. It should be polyester fabric: chiffon, organza, tulle or something similar.
Cut some circles of different diameter. They do not need to be exact or symmetrical at all.  For excample I cut 3 big circles from dark brown fabric, then a few smaller circles from brown fabric, then again smaller circles from milk chocolate fabric and a few circles of different diameter from cream fabric. I cut circles of  different diameter from cream fabric because I put them not only above but amidship of the flower.
Next step is to take a candle. Carefully burn edges of all circles. Remember to make this operation in well ventilated area.
Put all circles together on order you prefer. Choose some beads of suitable color. Take a thread and sew the center of flower 2-3 times. Take beads and sew beads in the center of the flower to decorate it.
These are perfect for a hair clip or a pretty pin for your jacket or purse.

These are my two flowers finished and sewn on the hat:
These are first I made in my life))



Thursday, May 26, 2011

At my show on tuesday

Yesterday evening after more than one month interval my treasury collection was on Etsy front page. It was chocolate colored collection named "At my show on tuesday". I It's so yummy!! Hope you like it! 

Sunday, January 9, 2011

Organza flowers bobby pins

My new creations - Purple and turquoise organza bobby pins and Pink and turquoise organza bobby pins.

These bobby pins with organza flowers are the perfect ble
nd of function and fashion. Shimmery shades of organza make these bobby pins fascinating for our daughters. It shines and shimmers, changing color depending on the angle of illumination. These flowers will give a spring mood even in the cold winter.

 

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