This is the second most requested flower. It’s really simple and has two different looks. It works best with stiffer things like felt and lightweight cardboard (I put some of these on my fall wreath), but fabric and other things could be used as well.
To begin, take a piece of felt (or desired material)
and fold in half.
Then cut slits on the folded edge, making sure not to cut all the way down.
Then finish it one of these two ways:
1)
Hand sew a baste stitch, with a knot on the end of the thread, down the side where there are no cuts.
Then gather it and sew the ends together. This creates a flat flower. Add a cute button or some other embellishment to the center.
2)
Roll the strip up and hand stitch the bottom together.
I made a bunch of these and then glued them on my daughter’s headband for a fun look.
Loving the flower tutorials. I make your t-shirt one a lot. So easy and cute!
Krista
very nice your flower!!!
me gusta mucho tu blog ♥
These are so cute! Thanks for sharing the how to. So simple and easy. I have tons of felt that I can use for this.
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Oh this look SO simple. I have to try it once I get some extra time.
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i luv it! i want to make one for my daughters jacket!
oh! i love these. i have many little girls on my Christmas list this year & these would be perfect! thanks for sharing π
Those are so cute and that felt is just delicious! Thanks so much, I’ll be linking.
Uh, you make really cute things. I just thought you should know…
This is so cute and looks really simple! Thanks for the great idea!
I love all your ideas!!
Greetings from Italy π
Jessica…this flower technique is so cool and creative! I am definitely going to give it a shot! Your daughter is adorable. π
these are so cute! thanks for sharing the how to; i may need to make a couple of these for my 2 little ones! π
Adorable!!! π I think this may be a christmas gift idea! Thanks!
<3 Kelly
Just discovered your blog and am in LOVE!! π I may just become a stalker, lol! Already made up one of these flowers – can’t believe how easy and adorable it turned out …. I am so off to the craft store for more felt!
This was so fun to and turned out so cute. I made both the fluffy flower kind and the button flower kind. I’ll post a link to mine when I blog about it.
These are so fun to make! I linked my blog back to you! Come check it out!
http://sittingatourkitchentable.blogspot.com/2011/04/loopy-poofy-flowers.html
So simple and so beautiful!
I featured your flower on my blog today. It’s just darling! http://crazydazedesigns.blogspot.com/2011/12/flower-power.html
So I used thin denim, and these turned out beautifully. My daughter asked why we couldn’t put the 2 designs together, and so we tried it. I did the button style first, without the button and leaving a hole in the middle. Then we did the rolled style and pushed it through the hole in the first flower. It looks very nice! I sewed them together, and can’t wait to wear them out! Thank you so much.
I love this idea. How big was the piece of felt you cut in the first photo?
You know, it was such a long time ago I have no clue! I was just using a regular piece of acrylic felt from craft store though, so no longer than that. I’m sorry I can’t be of more help. -Jess