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Fabric Roses and Poppies Tutorial

10/24/2009

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FABRIC ROSES AND POPPIES TUTORIAL
This is such an easy embellishment to make for accessories and can be made in any color and size....
Early last spring I knitted this hat for a gift this upcoming Christmas for a new little addition to my extended family.  I've been waiting for the perfect idea for an embellishment.  I ran across pictures of similar roses online that where used for tiny little baby things and thought they'd be perfect only I wanted mine to be bigger.  You know, for the tiniest little diva.

Instructions

Here's how.
  • You'll need to cut at least 4 graduated sizes of a synthetic satin into circles..  I up-cycled a pair of polyester pants in a bright and shiny fuchsia.  I love the idea of up-cycling clothing!
  • They don't have to be perfect circles but do the best you can.
  • Use a steady flame and be careful not to get burned, I used a candle.
  • Take your circle shiny side facing the flame and let the flames tip, kiss the edge of the fabric.  You will see that as it heats, the edge will melt.  Let the flame heat the fabric just inside that edge to gently encourage it to turn inward.
  • Once you've finished all of your pieces you'll have a nice stacked set of petals.
  • Pick a pretty button, I wanted one with more sparkle but couldn't find one in my stash.  You could even handstich these little circles together and put a drop of hot glue in the center and sprinkle with glass beads.  Just do what you think you'll like most.
  • Cut your petals from felt and using upholstery or silk thread, stitch all the pieces together onto your accessory.   I'm thinking headbands, hats, belts, and even shoes.  I might have to make a set to dress up a pair of old heels.  The end result is so much more beautiful in person.
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Barbara Harris link
4/5/2020 03:38:16 am

Hi Aimee,

Trust me your are so creative person. I liked your fabric rose craft. If possible share this fabric rose tutorial. By the way, you can sell your product in this web site. One things please continue your blog. Thank you :)

Regards,
Barbara Harris

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