Sweet Gathered Roses (my grandma's "magic" roses)
>> Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Such a unique fabric flower, grandma called them "magic roses"...hope you like them!
You’ll need –
a square of fabric approx 4 inches x 4 inches (any size square will work...play with it)
Needle and thread
Glue gun
Felt scraps cut into leaves
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These are so fun to make and really have a unique look.
I hope you make them and love them as much as I do!
14 comments:
how sweet looking! Thanks for the idea.
How cool! I've seen that fabric at JoAnn's SO many times & have almost bought it, & then the last time I went & actually looked for it, they didn't have it anymore! Thanks for the tip!
Thank you for this tutorial! It looks easy and fun.
i have never seen a rossette done like that! i LOVE it!
~selina (sis#1)
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Thanks for the tutorial! I love finding new ways to make flowers.
I love that. Simple and cute. Going to try some this weekend. Love your blog! The Busy Beaver cbeavers.blogspot.com
The great thing about these roses is you can really use ANY material from cotton to satin, tweed to lace and everything in between. I love playing with the sizes too...have fun! My grandma would be proud!
Love these! Thank you for the tutorial.
How cool! Thanks so much for sharing the tutorial; I'd seen these roses before, but I couldn't figure out how to make them. This is awesome!
These are just too darn cute and adorable!
Oh my I may have to take these by the dozens! My clothes are impatiently waiting for their embellishments!
These are so adorable. I made a miniature one using a 2 1/2" square and hot glued it to a bobby pin. I'm linking your tutorial up to my blog.
very cool guys...I love that you all want to try them. they are addictive though, some days I make more than I can handle, but my friends love the extras! and thanks for the link Becky!
Thanks for this super easy gathered flower. Sitting at home this Sunday morning with a sick child looking for something to make. Let's get started.
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