Hi friends.
Today I am sharing a few samples of flowers made with felt.
Whether your crafting with children or adults, you’ll love playing with felt. Its an easy material, which is quite forgiving. Unlike paper, its not very thin, and unlike fabric, its not very fluid. It can hold its shape well and can be adhered easily, with just a dab or two, of glue.
There are several tutorials available on Youtube to demonstrate how to make different types of flowers with felt. Since I was designing a few, I took a few pictures.
Once you cut out the large circle, start cutting the inside border like so
Once you roll the flower to the end, add some hot glue to the base of the flower, and adhere the rolled up flower to the base. I could not take a photo of that. ( I would need three arms to do so !)
Attach two green leaves to the back of the base and voila ! Here you have it.
Kids love to craft with felt. Something about the texture and bright colors, really attracts little ones.
In addition to the bookmark and necklace, I have used felt to design flowers for hair accessories, jewelry like brooches and journal covering, in the past.
So, have you crafted with felt, ever ?
I am sharing this simple project with my blog buddies here .
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I haven’t crafted with felt, but these look lovely and something I would love to do with my daughter! Thanks 🙂
Hi Helen. Glad you liked the felt flowers and project. would love to see what you whip up with your daughter.
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I used to make and sell felt flower pins and I loved making them. Yours are beautiful! I made mostly roses, I want to try the open red flower! Thanks from California!
Wow Karen !! Thats great ! My flowers are not that good, that I could consider selling them. But I’d love to see your flowers. Thank you for dropping by.
I love making felt flowers, I’ve even done them with old jumpers that had a hot wash by mistake! Yours are all lovely, it’s fun to experiment isn’t it?
Wow Julie ! Thats a good idea to use old or worn out jumpers to make flowers ! There’s so much I learn from all of you.
I love working with felt, you can do so many amazing things! Thank you for sharing these felt flower tutorials at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned!
Thanks so much for sharing with us at the to grandma’s house we go link party! See you next week!
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