Roxy

A spunky little flower…

I added one to my daughter's hat. So adorable!

Start with 4 strips of tulle one inch wide by 30 inches long. I folded each strip in half 2 times just to save time on stitching. You could leave it unfolded and the flower would look the same. The tulle tends to catch and tangle on itself so I like to work with shorter strips.

Thread a needle with matching thread and tie a knot at the end of one strip.

Weave through the tulle with the needle. When you reach the end of one strip, start with another. Cinch the tulle as you go.

Cinch it tightly. Sew the end to the beginning and tie a knot.

Once you close the loop it will look like the one on the left. Separate the tulle pieces and you will get a fuller effect like the one on the right.

The Real Deal: It cost me less than $0.25 to make one flower.

Go and be pretty,

 

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17 Responses to Roxy

  1. Kaylyn L says:

    i was looking for a easy tule bow to go with a tutu i just made.  so cute and easy. thanks for the instructions.
     

  2. Jade says:

    Love this flower tulle. I've made one for myself and I posted a link to your tutorial at my blog.
    http://www.tumblr.com/blog/jadeakatina
    Anyway, I would like to ask, why my flower don't bloom like yours?
    thanks before. :)

  3. Anita says:

    Is it possible to make a similar flower with 9-inch tulle circles?

  4. Krafi kat says:

    Thanks for sharing.  Made a perfect addition to the tulle dress I made and could not find coordinating head pieces. 

  5. sllvncookie says:

    Love this tulle flower make several colors & place them arounf decorations  &put on presents Thanks,,    ,sllvncookie  

  6. vanina says:

    love this! i just made one for my baby girl and posted a link to your tutorial at my blog. thank you!
    http://mothercrafter.wordpress.com/2011/06/22/palomas-hairband-30-days-of-creativity-day-22/

  7. Andrea Staley says:

    MY MOM MAKES SOMETHING LIKE THESE THAT WE USE AS SCRUBBIES~ TO SCRUB EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING… I'LL HAVE TO USE SOME SOME AS FLOWERS!  LOVE IT!

  8. Audrey says:

    Found your tutorial through the Sister's Stuff blog! I love these!!! Thank you so much for sharing!

  9. Beverly Warner says:

    Thanks, Love the blog. bev

  10. Shannon says:

    Found you through Prudent Baby! Loving all the fabric flower tutes! And I am absolutely ecstatic about your sign off, "Go and be pretty". Very positive, supportive, encouraging and completly endearing. I think we are friends!

  11. Lindsy Carranza says:

    My website will change soon, there are updates on the current site. Anyways I LOVE your blog. I discovered it through Ucreate and I'm so glad! Love your tutorials, flowers, headbands, everything!!!!

  12. Ibu Mary says:

    So pretty.  I love it!

  13. Toni says:

    Super cute!!!!!!  Thanks for sharing!

  14. urban craft says:

    the posibilies are endless with these little flowers. :)

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