check it out, a new style of flower! me gusta.
UPDATE:
By request of Inchworm Fabrics:
The flowers are loosely based off of this tutorial: http://sewritzytitzy.blogspot.com/2008/11/from-annas-gardenfabric-flower-tutorial.html
I didn't cut the circles in half or do any sewing...I folded them into quarters and then followed the same steps of sewing the rounded edges. The big petals started life as 3 1/2" squares and the small ones started out as 2 3/4" squares. I didn't particularly like the look of two layers of same-sized petals, but the bottom layer ended up with a gaping hole that wouldn't have been covered by the button so I added a smaller layer of smaller petals. I think in the future (ie, once I cut some red fabric) I'll use some reds to highlight the differences better.
I didn't cut the circles in half or do any sewing...I folded them into quarters and then followed the same steps of sewing the rounded edges. The big petals started life as 3 1/2" squares and the small ones started out as 2 3/4" squares. I didn't particularly like the look of two layers of same-sized petals, but the bottom layer ended up with a gaping hole that wouldn't have been covered by the button so I added a smaller layer of smaller petals. I think in the future (ie, once I cut some red fabric) I'll use some reds to highlight the differences better.
If that doesn't make sense, let me know...I can post a tutorial next time I make one.
3 comments:
I can sure tell that you have a creative mind....your ideas are so amazing....I can not wait to see your actual wedding.
Is there a tutorial for that flower?
Cute!
And no sewing? Bonus!
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