I promised I would show you how to make the felt flowers I made on my card here. I apologize in advance for the poor photos….it was a really dreary day when I did this and I caught Cassidy’s cold, so I am not up to my spiffy self! But I am sure you can catch the drift of it, since it is so easy. I know there are dies available on the market to make these, but they’re so easy to do, it makes sense just to make your own….plus, you can make them any size this way!
For the materials, you’ll need felt, Sticky Strip or Sticky Tape, and good sharp scissors.
I use a hot glue gun to adhere my flowers to my project; it holds quite well! I would love to make some little ones to put on a barrette for Cassidy! I made a tag from this one with SU’s Two Tags die:
Speaking of Cassidy, this is what a freshly-made chocolate chip cookie from Aunt Louise (who lives right behind us) looks like after Cassidy is done with it:
Yummm!
THANK YOU for this. You made me feel like I could do it and I do NOT typically attempt dimensional embellishments. So sorry for your cold...there are some bad ones out there...I am impressed that you could think clearly enough to do this tutorial!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS tutorial LeAnne ~ now I'll be organizing my sewing cupboard as I don't sew as much as I used to...now I know I have some felt kicking around!!!! Cassidy, you're still adorable, even with yum on your face :-) Enjoy your day LeAnne....you bless me!
ReplyDeleteYou make it all sound so simple LeAnne, so I'm going to try it! Love the photo of Cassidy - I remember the days of carrying wipes at all times!
ReplyDeleteI must have been asleep when I read over the details of that awesome card. I didn't realize you MADE those! Color me impressed! Now I've got to pick up some felt! Those things are awesome!
ReplyDeleteCassidy looks like she thoroughly enjoyed that cookie. :)
She is SOOOOOO sweet!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful tutorial, LeAnne...fabulous! I will be trying one of these loopy flowers for sure! Hope you are feeling better soon! Cassidy looks like she thoroughly enjoyed her chocolate chip cookie! LOL! And now that we are having some wonderful spring-like weather, it would be a great time for an outing...what do you think?
ReplyDeleteThat is just what I look like when I eat a freshly-made chocolate chip cookie. LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Tutorial. I thought you did it by hand. I turned out wonderful. I thought you were going to do a video. Your pictures are amazing. Nice a big and clear.
Thank You
mmmm Chocolate chip cookies with mess and all sound wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU,for the wonderful tutorial! I made one of the flowers already and I see a lot of these in my future.
Well that's just relatively easy-peasy ain't it now?! ;) Great tutorial! Thanks so much for posting it- I'll definitely have to give it a try. Hope you're both feeling better- maybe some more choc. chip cookies will help. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, LeAnne for sharing how to make these awesome flowers and the adorable pic of Cassidy! Get well wishes to you :)
ReplyDeleteOh GOODNESS, adorable! The flower and the chocolate cookie face! ; ) Thank you soooo very much for the tutorial, so excited to make some of these, LeAnne!
ReplyDeleteLovely felt flower LeeAnne. That color is so pretty and love it on the tag. She is a cutie! Must have been a good snack. :o)
ReplyDeleteMs LeAnn thank you soo mush for that felt flower , nice and easy,
ReplyDeleteTfs ,I love them !
That cookie sure look like it was so good !
She is so cute ! Good job grandma !
Hi - sorry I couldn't stop by yesterday as I had quite an episode with a nose bleed and emergency visit Tues night. I'm sorry to hear that you caught Cassidy's cold. I hope you are starting to feel better. Thank you for the great tutorial - these felt flowers are so pretty and I agree with you - about not needing a die to do them. The tag you made is very pretty. Chocolate chip cookies....yummy - at least we can tell that Cassidy loved it:)
ReplyDeleteHi Leanne. Thanks for the tutorial. Love that flower and I can`t wait to try it out. I love your blog. It so speaks of life and joy. Bless your heart.
ReplyDeleteInky hugs, Pauline
LeAnne, Thanks so much for the tutorial on those lovely flowers. My mind is already turning on how to make larger flowers to make into pins! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI just happened upon this tutorial- thanks so much for this! I had been wondering how these flowers were made.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU....I wondered how you made those flowers. Who would have thought to be so easy. AND they are PERFECT everytime!
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