There are plenty of videos on yooootoooob if you get stuck. Thin cotton fabric or silk works best. If you use thicker fabric the gathers won't pull tight and the hole in the middle will be too big.
Thanks for popping in. Toodle pip. ilona
Wednesday, 29 July 2020
Aye up petal.
This is a nice easy project to do while I sit and have my morning coffee. I think if I made a lot of these flowers I could put them in a vase. I have some wire to make the stalks, and I could make leaves and attach them to the stalks.
They are simple to make, I've done a diagram with instructions in case you want to have a go. I have put Suffolk Puffs in the middle of these, but you could make a second set of petals a bit smaller and put them on top. I have put buttons in the centre, and a circle of felt on the back to hold all the parts together.
Lovely Ilona.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I saw your title..Aye up..it reminded me of what my Tutbury family used to say to me every week when I went there to my Grans,uncles,aunts n cousins as soon as they saw me.Even when I ring them now,they say that when they answer the phone.My Dad always said it,but here in Leicester it seems to be not used as a greeting,but if you are about to have a mishap or drop sommut,lol!,See,Im fluent in both Leicestershire n Staffordshire!.Your flowers look lovely and thanks for showing us how to make them,xx
ReplyDeleteI love your flowers something you can make with out a sewing machine and children could do them, now there is an idea for my SIL to make with her young ones. Enjoy your day.
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I like this flower pattern. Flowers are pretty. Thanks for sharing!!!
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