Guest Post- Flower chandelier

Today I am going to share with you my fun flower chandelier.

Right now I am in the process of creating (if that is what you want to call it) my girls room, I saw the inspiration for this project by Angie at the Country Chic Cottage and fell in love. She made it seem so simple that I had to do it!

I raided my stash of fabric for all the white ones that I had. I found some plain and some patterned fabrics. I cut them into roughly 3 inch squares. Then I used a flower die on the squares and proceeded to cut a ton of flowers out. It was not that hard actually, as I used 6-8 pieces at a time. And my little girl wanted to help. I ended up cutting about 300 fabric flowers.

Then I took three embroidery hoops all different sizes, painted them white and tied them together. This part of actually the hardest of the entire project. But I finally got it done!

Next I sewed all the flowers together into one long row. I did this at several different times as my house is chaotic when kids are home from school, so I did not get a picture of this. You can see the chandelier to see what I mean.

Now for the easy part. I just glued the flowers to the hoops and then cut them to the desired length

Thanks Jen for sharing your cute chandelier. Don’t you just love how it looks?

A few more Iron Violet Designs that I am loving 

Dr Mag coat rack 

DR MAG is her kids initials

Pottery Barn Music Candles

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16 responses to “Guest Post- Flower chandelier”

1. Rachel says:

   at 1:15 pm

   I love the chandelier! So neat!

   Rachel @ Maybe Matilda

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2. Patricia says:

   at 3:38 pm

   Me too! Loving the chandelier.

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3. Kassi @ Truly Lovely says:

   at 4:44 pm

   So pretty!!! I always LOVE the projects Jen links up at Fancy This Fridays!! 🙂 Great guest post!

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4. ann smith says:

   at 5:38 am

   thanks for sharing this lovely creation !

   Reply
5. Raynata says:

   at 3:37 am

   I love this. It looks expensive but it seems like a very budget friendly and doable project! Putting on my “to-do” list.

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6. Jen says:

   at 2:05 pm

   Thanks so much for the feature Hani!

   Reply
7. paul says:

   at 2:31 am

   Wow this is an excellent example of “beauty in simlicity”. Keep up the good work, thanks a lot for sharing

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8. Maja says:

   at 7:36 am

   wooooooowwwwwwww… i think i'm gonna try that 🙂

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9. A1 Chandigarh says:

   at 7:41 am

   Regards for all your efforts that you have put in this.
   http://www.a1mumbaiflowers.com

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10. Bangalore Flowers says:

    at 5:18 am

    I like your article.Thanks for this post.

    Reply
11. Kolkata Flowers says:

    at 6:18 am

    I like your all designs. Thanks for this post.

    Reply
12. Chandigarhi Flowers says:

    at 11:21 am

    I think you’re doing a fantastic job. I appreciate your article. Thank you very much for provide good information.

    Reply
13. Hyderabadi Flowers says:

    at 4:45 am

    Great designs. I like all the designs. Thanks

    Reply
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    at 7:21 am

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    Reply
15. Jaipur Flowers says:

    at 9:29 am

    I like your post. The flower quilt look great.

    Reply
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    at 10:38 am

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    Reply

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