Spring may not have sprung just
yet, but there is no harm in being prepared. To get you ready for the change in
seasons we’re bring you this collection of ‘how-to-make-felt-flowers’ from one
of our favourite bloggers how Joyful.
The Felt Daisy
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Your colour choice of felt
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Thread, needle, scissors
·
Pearls for the centre of your flower
Instructions
1.
Cut your felt into the necessary pieces:
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For the centre: 2.5 cm circle
2. To create the centre of your flower stitch around the edge of the circle
with the pearl inside.
3. Roll the smaller petals around the centre piece and stitch it securely
in place.
4. As with the smaller petals above, roll the larger petals around the
centre and secure in place with some stitching.
Tip: You can use a hot
glue gun instead of a needle and thread to secure your felt in place.
The Felt Camellia
You will
need:
·
Your colour choice of felt
·
Thread, needle, scissors
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Hot glue gun
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Pearls for the centre of your flower
Instructions:
1. Select the size flowers you want from the pattern, cut out and use
it as your template. For a layered look, use templates of varying sizes.
2. Stitch the centre of each petal closed (as seen in the image) to create
a small fold.
3. You can now either choose to sew the centre of the flower closed or to
leave it open. If you’ve decided to opt for a layered look then leave it open
as it will make it easier to stick the pearl place.
4. Using the hot glue gun you can either secure your various layers
together (one on top of the other) or you can add the final embellishment by
sticking a pearl in the flower’s centre.
For tips on how to populate your fabric garden with
felt roses and poppies visit the how
Joyful website.
You’ll find everything you need for this and your
other fabric projects at Fabric and Textile Warehouse. Give us a call on
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