The ribbons are available on Craft Fairy and the beads are from my stash.
If you want to make one then all that you have to do is get the follwing ready to play with.
a needle
thread
scissors
measuring tape.
Start by cutting 5, 7cm pieces of scarlet ribbon and 5, 5cm pieces.
Fold a 7cm piece in half and pinch. Where the pinches are sew together as shown.
Below you will see the two stages together so I hope that this helps.
Now fold the petal on the right side and you will have a pointed petal. If you want really sharp points then you can iron it flat. Repeat with all five petals and lay out side by side on your work space.
Sew along the edge of all of the petals as seen.
Pull the thread tight and the petals will form a circle.
Now repeat the above with 5cm pieces of ribbon and you will get a smaller flower.
Sew some gold beads to the centre and sew two pieces of teal ribbon to the back for the completed flower.
Coming next will be a 'How to' use the flowers.
Wonderful! This is simple and beautiful and can be very versatile depending on the ribbon colors used! Thanks for the great tutorial - I have pinned you for future quick reference!!
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Kathy
Really beautiful flower!!!
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piękna ale pracowita...
ReplyDeleteWow so beautiful and so easy. Thanks for the great tutorial.
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Hi Maria,
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I am currently working on a wreath to put the flowers on. I'll let everyone know when it's done.
Dear Maria ,
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Many Hugs from Marina
so simple but impressive collection of the handmade flowers and can be very versatile depending on the ribbon colors used!!!!
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Thank you. A lovely project...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Bee Craft Inspirations, under the Page 2 post on Aug. 12, 2012. Thanks again.
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