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Making Flowers with Fabric & Burlap (Tutorial)
Making Flowers with Fabric and Burlap. An easy tutorial!
I love bright and colorful things. They make me Happy. : )
Spring is all about color, love, happiness and flowers.
And when You put them all together. You Get Colorful Burlap and Fabric Flowers.
In my excitement for Spring, I made flowers. Defined petals made with Burlap and Fabric in different colors.
They are perfect for a quick wreath makeover.
Making Flowers with Burlap and Fabric
These are the simplest and easiest flowers ever. You can make them in very little time.
Using these flowers I refashioned a set of old frames into Spring Burlap Frames. You can find them HERE.
Using these flowers I refashioned a set of old frames into Spring Burlap Frames. You can find them HERE.
To make these
You Will Need:
- Burlap (available here) and Fabric (of your choice)
- Sewing Machine
- Scissors and glue
Make It:
Simply start by cutting strips of burlap and fabric.
About 2 inches in width. And an approximate length (depending upon the size of the flower you want).
Mine were random lengths from 12 to 30 centimeter.
(1) Fold the 2″ wide strips into half and press if required. Then stitch and over-lock.
I really found over-locking the burlap strips, after stitching; a very neat idea. As it gives a very finished look to burlap flowers. And no hanging strings.
(2,3) Cut the strip using scissors at every 1/2″ interval. This will give the petals look of the final flower.
(4-6) Make a small bud (by rolling a small piece of burlap) and start rolling the strip on the bud. Glue at the start and the end.
Keep folding around the bud and glue to seal the end.
When You are done. You will get burlap flowers that look like this:
You can make colorful blossoms for spring also. Use fabric and follow the tutorial above!
Combine Burlap and Fabric flowers together, they look wonderful.
Beautiful and Colorful.
I simply adore different colored handmade flowers put together.
They look so spring-like.
These flowers can easily be made using left over fabric scraps as well.
This post is getting photo heavy. But they all look so nice I could not choose less.
What do you think?
How would you like to use these flowers in your projects?
I would love to read your ideas!
You can find the Spring Wall Art using these flowers HERE.
I made it for my parents bedroom.
Looking for more flower ideas, check out these:
Looking for more great ideas?
Check out tutorials in the category FLOWERS.
Are you on pinterest?
You will also enjoy the Handmade flowers and DIY wall art Boards.
These are updated regularly whenever I find unique ideas.
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49 responses to “Making Flowers with Fabric & Burlap (Tutorial)”
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Thanks Denise. You can make a bud by rolling a piece of burlap and gluing it at the start and the end.. I hope that helps! I have a tutorial for that in the coming weeks..
Thanks for visiting.. I hope you will keep visiting in the future.. 🙂
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deliziosi, grazie per il tutorial
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These are great. They look wonderful and seem to be easy as well. But,
What does “Make a small bud” mean? Can you be more specific – or have you posted what that means elsewhere? This is my first visit to your blog.
Thanks.
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Wow….I love what you did and then all the other ideas!!! I'm ready to go make some fabric flowers!
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I've come to have a small addiction with Burlap, love the flowers. Found you on Made in a Day.
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Cute burlap flowers.
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These are so awesome, Hani! 🙂
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The burlap flower is just beautiful!!!
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These are so cute! and I just Love creating with Burlap!!
Nancy
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Great idea! Thanks for the tutorial..I can't wait to try this out.
Megan -
Love this! Just posted our Kitchen Fun and Crafty Friday link party…would LOVE for you to share this! http://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.blogspot.com/2012/03/kitchen-fun-and-crafty-friday-link_08.html
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This is so creative! I must try this out for my little girls. I just love your blog so much I dad to follow. It would make my day if you came by my blog @ http://www.arosiesweethome.com/ and if you like it follow me too.
Thanks Rose -
Your flowers are so cute and that's a really nice way of doing them!! 🙂
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These flowers are so fun! I love them. I need to try these out. Thanks for linking up to Blissful and Domestic
http://blissfulanddomestic.blogspot.com/2012/03/feature-friday-linky-party_08.html
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I am loving these flowers. They look so adorable. So many possibilities with these. Thanks for sharing.
Ruth -
I LOVE this…going to try this as soon as I get home on sunday!
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I love these! I want to try and make them with my girls. I am a new followers. I am truly inspired to try some on these! What a great way to start the week with great positive ideas. Please come by and visit me at http://kelleysnutrition.blogspot.com/2012/03/what-inspires-you.html
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Super cute! I'd love it of you linked up to Crafty Cousins!
http://crafting-cousins.blogspot.com/2012/03/what-i-wore-sunday-week-7.html~Natalie
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Fantastic tutorial! These flowers are all the rage right now! Hope you'll stop by and link up: http://www.serendipityandspice.com/2012/03/manic-monday-linky-party-9.html
-Melissa
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over from the blog hop. they look fab and you make it look so easy but I bet if I tried with all the fabric books I have… well, goodness knows what they will look like!
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Love these,thanks for joining us at Creative Mondays 🙂
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oops…it was late- you already linked up. 🙂 silly me!
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The flowers are oh so cute!Thanks for the tutorial:)
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These flowers are great! We'd love for you to link them up to our party! http://housewivesofriverton.blogspot.com/2012/03/riverton-housewives-round-up-8.html
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These are great. I have an obsession with fabric flowers and now I have yours pinned along with my others. Can't wait to try them. Thanks for taking the time to make a tutorial for us.
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Thanks so much for the tutorial! I love these! Stopping by from What I Whipped Up Wednesday.
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They look great–what a neat idea!
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Pinning thanks!
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Your beautiful project is being featured tomorrow at Dwell on Friday!
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These are SO bright and colorful! They make me so happy! Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy!
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These look so cute and easy to make!! I wish I had more fabric on hand. Thanks for sharing this on the Take it on Tuesday blog hop. I'm pinning this!
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Love the texture from the burlap! thanks for sharing at Made for You Monday on Clip with Purpose!
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Thank you for linking up your project !!
This week’s linky party is up!!! i hope you will stop by and link up another fabulous project…
http://polkadot-pretties.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/you-inspire-linky-party_17.html
Claire x -
these are so cute Hani!!
thanks for sharing on Serenity Saturday!
Can't wait to see what you link up later today!Natasha xxx
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Your in the SSTS ON COM today. YAY! winks, jen
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OMG love love love this so much! I saw something like this at a boutique and they wanted almost $100 bucks for it!?!?! I am so glad you posted this…I for sure will be making it! You are so crafty!
come check out my blog all about COLOR! I think you'd really enjoy it!
xoxo
Aareancolorissue.blogspot.com
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These are so cute and thanks for the great tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing with the Crafty Blog Stalker!
http://thecraftyblogstalker.blogspot.com/
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Very cute flowers! And I love your really easy-to-follow tutorial. Thanks for sharing at I Made It! Monday. Can't wait to see what you have this next week.
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Thank you for sharing at The Crafty Blog Stalker. You have been featured! Please stop by and grab a featured button and wear it proudly!
http://thecraftyblogstalker.blogspot.com/2012/03/blog-stalking-thursday-33.html
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FEATURED!
http://makinglemonadeblog.blogspot.com/2012/03/refresh-your-nest-friday-25.html
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Gave you a shout out!
http://4you-withlove.blogspot.com/2012/05/happy-may-day-2012.html
Marilyn
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I love the burlap flowers! They all look great. Thank you for entering in my Craftastic Competition! Good luck!
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fabric heart says:
this is so crafty.I am sure the fabric exchange has so many fabric for this kind of project.
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