Well, I don't have a pin for it yet, but it will be a brooch.
Here's how I made it:
Cut out a bunch of circles from a polyester-containing fabric. That smaller circle is my base circle.
Grab a circle in the middle and squish it up.
Then cut off the bit where you were holding it (this probably isn't necessary, but I did it to reduce bulk when I glue everything to the base circle.
Put some hot glue on the cut off squished up end, to help preserve the pinched-ness.
Then make a glue puddle on your base circle and stick the squished end into it.
Repeat.
You could leave it all fray-y like this, but I took it one step further (because I live on the wild side).
That's it! Glue it to a headband or a brooch pin (like I will do as soon as I remember to buy one) and voila!
It probably looks more like a carnation than anything else. I like it.
14 comments:
Love it! Super cute!
I agree with Jen. It's really cute.
I like it too. I'm always on the lookout for new ways to make fabric flowers. This looks like one to try.
Janet
This is sweet...I use a candle to sear the edges...with a bowl of water close by!!
How lovely!
Beautiful! :]
Very pretty. I must try one of these. Thanks for sharing.
so lovely! thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for the tip on cutting off the end! Makes one think DUH!!! Beautiful job!
Thanks for the tutorial. Cute flower.
adore it! it's awesome!
SUPER cute!
I like it,too.
I love it!
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