After making a number of large flowers in satin and cotton voile, I felt I was ready to go a bit smaller. The need for precision is more evident here. No doubts I will starch the fabrics some more before cutting them next time. While the weight of the fabrics was right, it was too "springy" to maintain the folds nice and crisp so it made for irregular flowers. Still cute though. I've photographed this batch with a quarter to show the scale.
More experimenting to come
The green flower is my favourite. It is just so delicate looking.
ReplyDeleteI think these are adorable. Looking forward to your next experiment!
ReplyDeleteI made some little ones with satin this weekend too.
ReplyDeleteHere's a trick, after the flower is put together spray the entire thing with starch, saturate the material and use your fingers to pull them into form then allow to dry.
So pretty and delicate.
ReplyDeleteKelly
Looking very pretty ..I must try them for a napkin ring...Thanks for sharing
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Farah
Pretty and cute. I love them all.
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Cute! Come and join our link party: http://fabricbowsandmore.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThese are cute! Maybe we could see a tutorial on them one day :]
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I would love to see these pretty flowers again at my link party that runs Friday through Sunday. I hope you will come. The button is on my blog now if you want to grab it.
ReplyDeleteSoooo pretty! Love the brown one especially!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! I love the brown one! So glad I followed your link from the Crafty Soiree...
ReplyDeleteHugs, antonella :-)
Those are darling! Thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
So cute and delicate!
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are beautiful! Great job! Thanks for sharing! Hope to see you on my blog:)
ReplyDeletethese are lovely
ReplyDeletelovely flowers! thanks for sharing this to TSWL!
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