Do you want to
make a pretty fabric flower bouquet for the one you loved? Do you want to
decorate your home with your own hand? Here is a very specific tutorial of
making fabric flowers.
Materials:
1. Craft needles
2. Fabric (100%
cotton and tulle, cut into the shape of petals)
3. Scissors
4. Thread (She
used a darker thread for the tutorial so you can easily see the stitches)
Steps:
1: Sewing on the
first petal.
Sew on second petal making sure to overlap
neighboring petals.
Sew on third petal
By the fifth petal, the first row of petals
should be approaching a full circle depending on how large of a flower is being
made.
2: After the
center row of petals is firmly attached, start adding petals to the outside.
Place the newest petal on the backside of the flower where the previous row’s
petals overlap. I find that the spiral-wise additions keep the flower round.
It’s ok to add
extra petals wherever they look needed. Sometimes the flower will look lop-sided
because certain petals are closer together than others.
To add dimension
and fullness quickly, use two different fabrics in the same petal. Place them
on top of each other and then fold the bottom, eyeball for placement, and sew
into place.
Take one or two
fabric circles and fold them in half and then in half again.
Then sew the final
fold together making sure to incorporate each fabric. The stitches will end up
on the underside, so it does not have to be beautiful.
3: Then with
another circle, just place it inside the center of the flower, covering up the
stitches. I kind of twist the center.
4: And then after
many late nights of folding and sewing and gluing, end up with an entire army
of beautiful fabric flowers.
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