Back during the summer when I got interested in fabric and all those great flowers everyone was making, I tried my hand at a couple. I finally got around to deciding how I might use these flowers and added the pin backs this weekend so it could be a brooch. I made this one from the following you tube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gecQrb1fzIk
I cut my circles out with a scalloped Nestabilities scalloped circle die. I used two fabrics and two sizes of circles. It takes a lot of circle to get them really full, but I love how this one turned out, especially with the scalloped edges.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gecQrb1fzIk
I cut my circles out with a scalloped Nestabilities scalloped circle die. I used two fabrics and two sizes of circles. It takes a lot of circle to get them really full, but I love how this one turned out, especially with the scalloped edges.
I think it looks great on this jacket.
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Love it! It looks great on that jacket. I might have to try my hand at making one...
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debbi
Fonda, this is too adorable! I am planning on making some of these to go along with some scarves / cowls I knit as gifts.
ReplyDeleteGreat brooch! I love making these. They just add fun to your outfits. Have a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteI love broaches! It adds so much to any outfit. I use them for my hair and even jewelry. I'm going to have to try this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWOW I ♥ that flower. Cute, cute, ctue Ÿ
ReplyDeleteA girl after my own heart...I am loving all of your rosette work!
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Theresa
I love rosettes too! Yours looks great with that jacket! Thanks for linking up to Thrilling Thursday @ Paisley Passions :)
ReplyDeleteYour flower broach is gorgeous! I can think of so many possibilities for this project, such as using several different fabrics for each broach, or putting a pretty vintage button or earring in the center. Thanks for sharing!
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