SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP
12/15/2009
Since I was planning on making a dozen or so necklaces, I went ahead and made LOTS of rosettes. They don't take very long to make, and it is nice to have a "stash" to work from while creating. I used a mix of Sis Boom fabrics (mostly soft tonal prints, but I couldn't pass up the wild zebra stripe) and silk dupioni. The silk was very stringy, so it took a little more effort, but the resulting rosettes were so decadent. In addition to the rosettes, you will need:FeltFabric-Tac glueThin needle and sturdy threadAssorted beads, buttons, and baublesRibbonHot glue gunA scrap of knit fabric
via scientificseamstress.blogspot.com
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Oh my those are lovely – wouldn’t they look nice strung on a purse too!
I can think of a lot of places and projects to use these. Great project and colors too.
Happy holidays!
Awesome tutorial! So easy! Thanks for posting, I always wanted to make these. Tiny ones would be cute at the neck of a tiny t-shirt.
3, whoops, 4 down. now many more to go! Thanks for sharing ladies! My sister loved it, Birdie loved it, …
Those are so sweet.. Have a joyous Christmas Season.
Those are so cute and so easy! thanks for sharing your secrets!
Love them!!!
They would look adorable covering a big straw bag!!!
The zebra is very cool.
xo,
jen
I love these little flowers. Such a beautiful way to enjoy fabric. I am excited to get going on ripping and rolling my flowers immediately. Yes, I should be working on my holiday “to do” list. But that will have to wait.
karla
I’m so excited I stopped by your blog today. I’ve been wanting to learn how to make those rosettes. They are popping up all over the place these days!