Today I decided to show you how to very simply and quickly create a beautiful accessory - flowers from fabric. Fabric flowers can be used to decorate clothes (dress, T-shirt, T-shirt, belt), to create accessories (bags, headbands, hair clips and much more).

For work we will need:

1. Cuts of fabric (we will make from satin and chiffon).

2. Scissors.

3. Needle and thread to match the fabric.

4. Pins.

5. Candle (preferably in a glass, I use aromatic candles in glass, you can use any candle that is stable, that is, it stands on its own without your help).

6. Tweezers (forceps).

7. Beads, seed beads, glass beads.

So let's get started.

You need to make fabric flowers in a well-lit and comfortable place, preferably at a table.

1. Take the fabric from which you want to make flowers. It is better to use synthetic fabrics; they melt well at the edges. I took satin and chiffon in different colors. We cut strips of fabric 5-7 cm wide and as long as the piece of fabric allows you. Chiffon and satin tear well and evenly along the grain, make cuts on the fabric with scissors and tear the fabric. We fold the strips in several layers. Next, from fabric strips we cut into squares of different sizes, both large, smaller and very small (the size of your flowers will depend on the size of your squares). Now we take squares of the same size, fold them into several layers (the number of layers depends on your scissors) and cut circles out of them with scissors. We get circles of different sizes, the circles do not have to be even (it all depends on your imagination and the colors you want to make).

I got it like this (see picture above).

2. Now take a candle and light it. Larger circles can be held in your hand (these are the future petals of our flowers), small circles are held by the edge with tweezers so as not to burn your hands on the candle flame.

We take each circle one at a time, hold the circle by the edge and bring it to the candle flame, as if melting the flame along the contour, you need to make sure that the fabric (circle) does not catch fire. To prevent a fire, place a bowl or plate of water next to you, this will make it easier and faster to extinguish the fabric if it catches fire. You need to do everything quickly, that is, quickly draw a circle of fabric and melt the edges; from melting, the edges will begin to bend, you can vary the degree of bending of your future petals.

As a result, you should get flower petals, it should look something like the picture:

There can be any number of petals, it all depends on your idea, what you want to get in the end and what fabric your flowers will be made of. Beautiful flowers are obtained from both opaque and translucent fabrics. It is better to use fabric with synthetic fibers, as they will melt beautifully around the edges.

3. Now we take the petals that we received and begin to collect flowers. First, we take larger petals (circles) and place the petals on them in order of decreasing size; you can alternate large and small in size (this is necessary if you want to create a voluminous and lush flower). I fasten the petals with a pin for chopping and look at the appearance of the flower, the petals can be moved a little to the sides as you like, it all depends on your imagination. If you are satisfied with everything, then take a needle and thread that matches the color of the fabric, and holding the flower in your hand (the petals have been collected and folded on top of each other) we fasten the petals. A few stitches in the center of the flower are enough.

This is approximately what you should get.

4. When you have stitched the flower petals together, you can start decorating the core. I used beads and bugles, you just need to sew beads, beads, rhinestones into the middle of the flower on the smallest upper petal (core).

So our flowers are ready. Now, depending on how you want to use them, you can make a brooch or simply sew them onto the item. It is better to wash the product on which you sew flowers by hand carefully and carefully.

Well that's it, thanks for reading. In this master class, I showed how to make the simplest flowers from fabric to decorate your things. If you have any questions, write, I will advise and answer them.

Best regards, Magic-Decor.

Wedding celebrations, anniversaries, and children's parties are not held without decorations made from textile materials. Fabric flowers are a wonderful addition to bouquets of living plants, with which they decorate rooms, cars, and are also used as accessories.

Nowadays, salons are opening in which such accessories are created. It should be noted that their cost is high, so most beginning craftswomen learn this art of creating flowers from fabric with their own hands. For beginning needlewomen, there are a lot of instructions and recommendations in understanding this creativity.

Textile embellishments

Decorating with flowers is very popular in additional items of clothing, bags, jokes, and in creating stylish compositions. Experienced needlewomen use fabrics of different structures and colors, knitwear and yarn to make such jewelry.

Modeling compositions from silk ribbons, satin or denim is an interesting creative activity. From identical pieces of material various and exclusive things are obtained. Today, a large number of ways to create flowers have been invented, and each of them is completely unique. To start creative work you need a little time, trimmings of satin, chiffon, linen or organza, scissors and glue.

Mastering the art of creating flowers allows you to:

• elegantly wrap gifts;
• update interior items;
• make jewelry items yourself;
• serve festive tables;
• make presents;
• design albums, magazines.

Instructions for Beginners

In order to make a simple flower out of fabric on a dress with your own hands, using two equal-sized ribbons of different colors, you need:

1. Place the ribbons next to each other and bend a corner at one end.
2. Twist the strip in a spiral.
3. When the tape ends, glue its edge to the formed bud.
4. Form the base of the flower, cut off four identical stripes of the same color and three of a different color, only shorter in length. Coat the ends with glue and bend them towards the middle. Place the resulting parts in a stack, on top of each other.
5. Glue the bud to the center of the product.

Such a product can decorate the hair, neck, hand, and can be used as a decorative decoration for gift packaging.

An artificial organza flower looks unusual and elegant. After all, this material is very often used for sewing wedding dresses and veils.

Flowers made from fabric for decorating a bride's dress are combined with a festive outfit and complement it. Working with this type of fabric is easy and pleasant, and the available palette of shades will allow you to choose the desired and suitable colors.

To create an aerial masterpiece you will need:

• pieces of organza;
• threads, needle, scissors;
• wire or fishing line;
• beads;
• candle;
• paper for sketches, drawings.

How to make a flower from fabric?

A step-by-step master class will help you understand the process:

1. Preparation of patterns. Cut out drawn round geometric shapes of different diameters from paper. Templates can be made using glasses of different sizes or other objects of similar shape.
2. Place the cut parts on the fabric. Using ready-made templates, cut out several round elements of each size from the prepared organza - you get blanks for the petals.
3. Using a burning candle, melt the edges of the workpieces.
4. It is recommended to start assembling with the lower petals, which are larger in size, then add the rest one by one. In the middle of the flower, glue a bead, seed beads, you can sew them on or string them on a fishing line. It turns out to be a beautiful flower - a peony.
5. To create a rose, at the beginning of work, make shallow cuts in a round fabric blank. During the process of scorching with fire, carefully observe that the petals curl in one direction. In this case, the delicate rose will turn out beautiful and elegant.

Flowers and ribbons

Decorative embellishments made from ribbons of different fabrics look completely natural. This is a rose twisted from a single satin ribbon, realistic bouquets, textured buds, lace specimens with leaves.

If you understand the technique of twisting the simplest product - a rose from ribbon strips - in the future you can take on more complex creations. To get roses of different sizes, buds, open heads, you need to vary the dimensional features of the selected ribbon. The composition of the tape used is selected according to the creative wishes of the manufacturer.

To work, you need ribbon fabric of the selected color; the resulting large or medium bud will depend on the width and length. To get a small rose, it is enough to prepare a ribbon 2 cm wide. In addition, prepare the necessary tools, namely scissors, thread, needle and glue gun.

How to make flowers from fabric? Everything is ready, it's time to get to work:

1. Make a rose from ribbon according to the previous rolling tutorial.
2. Form the petals by bending the tape outward along the bias and wrap it around the center of the flower. Hold the workpiece from below; you can secure it with thread.
3. Continue growing the petals according to the scheme: bend the ribbon, wrap the bud, and then continue exactly like this
4. After a few turns, it is advisable to fix the rows at the base of the bud so that the tape does not unravel. The flower is placed between two fingers (index and thumb) so that the rose is located on the palm.
5. As soon as the bud reaches the desired size, press the end of the tape to the base and secure with glue.

Experienced craftswomen fix the layers of fabric tape twice, at the beginning of work and at the end, and beginners are recommended to stitch or glue the petals.

Braid is great for making flowers that can be used to decorate rings, brooches or necklaces. The product made from this material turns out to be very elegant and intricate.

Japanese style in action

In the modern world, fashionistas began to use their toiletries decorated with flowers using the kanzashi technique. This is an old handicraft invented by the Japanese, and is still in great demand today. The most popular model of this style is a flower with different shapes of petals, round or pointed edges, for example, chamomile, rose, chrysanthemum and others. The girl's image becomes more feminine and eye-catching thanks to the decoration in the form of a delicate flower with bright colorful petals created from fabrics.

Connoisseurs of decorative art say that fabric products in the kanzashi style will never go out of fashion and will always bring charm and individuality to women.

Before you begin the creative process itself, you need to remember a few important points:

• Choose the right fabric.
• Connecting flower parts.
• Slicing methods.
• Heat treatment of fabric.

The most suitable and convenient material to use would be a regular satin ribbon. It can be heat treated, easily cut with scissors, and holds the shape of the finished product well. This is the best option for beginner needlewomen. More experienced craftswomen can work with natural silks, nylon and other varieties.

When connecting individual parts of a flower, kanzashi prefer the process of stitching with a needle and thread. You can use glue, but the requirements for it are as follows: dry quickly, leave no marks, hold individual parts of the craft as a whole.

For smooth and accurate cutting, there is a convenient way to wrap the tape around a cardboard template several times, pull it off and cut it into several pieces at once. The edges are trimmed with sharp scissors. There is another simple way: bend the tape diagonally and cut it. Using the finished template, cut out the required number of blanks.

To melt pieces of fabric and give individual parts a shape, matches and a regular lighter are used. A wax candle will help beginners.

Japanese experts glue the edges of textiles with rice-based adhesive, which leaves no marks, and does not use fire treatment.

The disadvantage of this method for inexperienced needlewomen is that such glue takes a long time to dry. If you use a candle to melt the tip of the strip, you need to trim it a few millimeters and then process it at the base of the flame.

Step-by-step instructions for creating an aster

To get a beautiful aster flower from fabric in the kanzashi style, you need to follow these steps:

1. Prepare satin ribbon, scissors, candle, cardboard, tweezers and glue.
2. Make a petal from a satin ribbon 5 cm wide, folding it several times and singeing the ends of the petal with a candle. You will need 20 pieces.
3. Collect the flower from the middle, which will require 4 petals. Glue the parts together.
4. For the second layer you will need 6 petals.
5. Glue the petal of the third layer between the two petals of the second. The third row also has 6 petals.
6. Glue the 4th row in the same way as the third.
7. Make 12 more petals of a different larger shape and glue them to the main flower in the same way.
8. In order to cover the wrong side of the product, cut out a small circle from thick cardboard, place it on a piece of fabric, wrap it inside the edge, and secure it with glue.
9. Glue the flower to the base.

The graceful aster is ready; you can decorate any object with it. This simple tutorial is for a single color aster, but you can experiment with multiple colored cuts.

An accessory consisting of a fabric flower is universal. With such decoration you can appear both at a magnificent celebration and in the office, at presentations and business receptions. The flower must be correctly selected, depending on color and size. Professional craftsmen who are fond of the “silk floristry” style use classical methods to create textile flowers.

Even if it’s raining outside, decorating in the form of an elegant fabric flower will help make this day bright and memorable. And if you make it yourself, then wearing it will become more desirable and enjoyable.

In a work environment, in the office, appropriate decorations are selected. If you wear a brooch to work with a bright and large item that attracts everyone's attention, this is inappropriate. At a fun friendly party, a strict and stylish accessory will not suit the frivolous image of a lady.

For a working business suit, floral brooches made of fabric that matches the set, such as tweed, are suitable. A formal, formal dress will be brightened up with a small, modest rose. If such a cold dress is complemented with a lush chrysanthemum, then in such an outfit you can go anywhere after work, for example, to a restaurant.

A small bright aster looks great with a white office blouse.

When choosing accessories while walking, you can relax and give free rein to your imagination. You can use products of any size that are bright and original. Poppies and orchids made from fabrics will be combined with this image.

In summer, there are no restrictions in choosing bright jewelry; you can safely wear the most unusual jewelry.

When going for a walk, you don’t need to add sparkling items to your wardrobe that are more suitable for the evening.

A feminine, delicate image is emphasized by products made from airy and light materials.

In winter, the decoration palette becomes calm and pastel.

Autumn is characterized by a warm range of colors that will make the dull season brighter and more cheerful.

In addition to the festive outfit, elegant bouquets made of silk are suitable.

The option looks original when the textural properties of the flower are completely opposite to the structural fabric of the outfit.

A wonderful contrast will be obtained by combining sparkling accessories and the dullness of the festive toilet. Textiles have the excellent ability to transform a simple modest dress into an elegant festive outfit. You can try attaching a homemade flower to a work dress, and the image of its wearer will change radically.

Decorations for children

Children can create flowers from fabric with their own hands according to patterns using templates, of course with the help of adults. Every child looks forward to holidays, especially birthdays. Parents are more worried than the hero of the occasion, because they want to make this day unforgettable for their child.

You can start preparing for the holiday by decorating the birthday boy’s room. This is where knowledge on creating appliqués and crafts from different fabrics comes in handy. And the best thing is to make everything yourself, and the kids will be happy to do needlework with their parents.

Homemade crafts decorate chairs, festive tables, and other interior items. And your daughter’s new dress will become very elegant and sophisticated if you attach a beautiful tulle flower to it.

To make a delicate accessory, you need to take a few centimeters of satin ribbon, a piece of tulle, and sewing supplies. Fold the ribbon in half and sew it, prepare round elements from tulle, and connect them together, carefully pulling the thread, give the shape of a flower. Glue a bead to the center, and sew the finished copy to the dress.

Flowers decorate children's dresses and skirts, making them more festive. Handmade decorative products make our lives more joyful and bright, and the fact that they are made with our own hands adds uniqueness and soulfulness.

For decorating clothes, hair and interiors.

-Do you like flowers?
-Yes, of course: any woman will answer this question like this.
-Which ones in particular?
-Well, of course roses.
- But why only roses?
- Rose is the queen of flowers.
- And the little wonderful daisies? What about graceful lilies? Are chrysanthemums the favorite flowers in Japan?
You can list and list endlessly.
-How we would like to see them, our beloved ones, today and always, nearby. Admire them, remember summer, meetings, loved ones and loved ones.
-Is it possible?

It turns out yes. Make them yourself.

How to make flowers from fabric - the history of artificial flowers.

I . Fabrics:
Silk, crepe de chine, poplin, satin, chiffon, lining, velvet, brocade, etc. synthetic and natural

II . Tools:

1. Fabric scissors (large and small)


2. Scissors for cardboard and paper.


3. Small wire cutters (pliers, preferably duckbill pliers) for cutting wire, for bending and twisting wire


4. Tweezers for gripping petals during dyeing, for crimping and assembly.


5. Hook or knitting needle for curling petals.


6. Awl.


7. Preferably a set of tools (“bulks”).

8.Pads:

Hard rubber for corrugating leaves and petals, piercing holes (such rubber can be cut from an old car tire and at least 2 cm thick and 15 cm wide (square)

Soft rubber (you can use a porous sponge or thick foam rubber at least 4 cm thick) for squeezing out petals and deep corrugation

A sand pad 15x20 cm (wash the sand, dry it and put it in a bag) is used for convex corrugation of rose petals

Cover all pillows with cotton fabric covers (or simply cover them with fabric)

III . Tracing paper, cardboard for making and making patterns

IV . PVA glue (attention!!! The glue must be transparent after drying)

V .Brushes for painting petals.

VI .Dyes:

Aniline for fabrics of all types and colors (Batik is very good)

Food colors

VII . Paper:

Corrugated in all colors

Cigarette paper

VIII . Edible gelatin
better to use this one

X .Wire:

from 0.3mm to 2mm. It must be plastic (now often sold in handicraft stores for beadwork, in radio goods)

XI .Colorless varnish

XII . Semolina (colored) yellow, orange, brown, red, green, gray...

Semolina color:

in 1 tbsp. semolina, add a grain of aniline dye (dry) of the desired color and pour in 0.5 teaspoon of alcohol (or cologne). Mix everything thoroughly. If you dilute liquid paints in alcohol and mix in semolina. Let dry (on paper). Grind so that there are no lumps. Store in small closed jars.

Treatment of fabric with gelatin:
Before gelatinizing the fabric, it must be ironed.

One tbsp. gelatin per 1 glass of water. Pour ½ cup of gelatin with water and let it swell for 40 minutes, then add another ½ cup of cold water and put on low heat, stirring continuously until the gelatin is completely dissolved and bubbles appear at the side (but not bringing to a boil). Place the fabric on glass or a table with plastic and soak it in gelatin (moderately so that it does not drip). Impregnation is carried out with a hot gelatin solution removed from heat using a wide brush. Cooled gelatin reheat. The fabric must be soaked through. It is better to dry on a line, on safety pins and make sure that it does not curl up.

After drying, iron (without steam).
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Treatment of velvet and panvelvet with gelatin .

Prepare a gelatin solution for thick fabrics and cool to a thick jelly. Before processing, steam all pieces of velvet with the lint facing up and stretch it onto a frame or hoop. Quickly gelatinize the reverse side and remove excess. Gelatin should not bleed through from the front side of the velvet.

The gelatinized fabric should rustle like paper. But if you have gelatinized the fabric, it must be washed and gelatinized again.

This is a “bulka” tool with which petals are processed.
The tool is heated and the corolla or leaf is processed.

Making patterns:

The petals of the corolla and leaves can be made by disassembling (any) living flower, transferring it to tracing paper, and then transferring the outline to cardboard - making a template (pattern)

We transfer the contours of the template (details) onto the already prepared fabric, trace it with a simple pencil and carefully cut it out (be sure to cut off the pencil line)

ALL LEAVES AND PETALS ARE CROSSED STRICTLY ON THE BIAS THREAD (i.e., the center of the petal and the middle of the leaf lie along the bias thread of the fabric).

Master class on making a fantasy MAKA.

This flower version is made without " bulek" (cold corrugation) Only with the help of hands.

Patterns of fantasy POPPY petals and cores (without teeth, the velvet poppy in MK is presented from satin)

Making a bead core:
We string beads onto a wire and form a center of the required size, leaving the ends of the wire free, onto which we then screw the stamens and secure them with a thread, tightly wrapping them around. We make the stamens from wire or gelatinized thick thread (you can use fishing line).

It is made from threads like this: On a flat strip of cardboard (or on a finger, or on two pencils), gelatinized threads are wound in the amount of stamens needed. Then the threads are removed from the cardboard (hand), tied in the middle and cut on both sides to the required length. You can cut the threads directly on the cardboard. To make pollen, the ends of the stamens are dipped 0.5 mm into PVA glue, then dipped in semolina, white or tinted (microbeads can be used).

We form any core you like (beads, threads, lurex, beads, feathers, etc.)

In this MK, for clarity, I use thick fabric. But it is better to make poppies from thin fabrics, then they will be light and airy.

This photo shows a version of the middle of a velvet poppy (see pattern). We cut the part along the dotted line and wrap each petal with scissors (stretching it out), in a checkerboard pattern... face - wrong side.

We tie the curved petals to the core (whichever one you can think of) in a checkerboard pattern.

This is what the middle of a velvet poppy looks like.

Organza fabric (you can use gauze) is used to corrugate the petal of the corolla. Corrugation is done by hand, take a piece of fabric 25 x 25, fold it along an oblique line and insert the petal bent in the middle (right side inward). With your left hand we press the petal to the table, and with your right hand we pull and twist the fabric. It is better to do all this at the edge of the table.

The result is crumpled fabric and corrugation.

And this is how the corrugated petal turns out. This is how you need to process all the petals of the corolla.

We take the petal with the front side facing us (if there are no “bullets”), process it with our hands, as shown in the photo, bend it (stretch it), we get such a convexity.

We process the edge of the petal with our hands: we stretch it with our fingers, while bending it in different directions (inward and outward).

The result is a petal like this (pink)

We process all the petals of the corolla in this way. The number of petals is usually 6 - 8 pieces

The processing of velvet poppy petals (from satin) is similar, only it is cut out according to a pattern without teeth (see photo of the pattern above).

Here is a photo of the front side, side view and back side (satin)

Flower assembly:

We take the finished core and, one by one, lay and tie all the petals at the base with threads of 5-7 mm (for strength, you can also glue them with PVA glue). The petals must be tied at the same level. Each petal should be placed on top of each other by approximately half a petal if there are 6 of them, and by 3/4 if there are 8 of them.

It turns out to be a flower that we attach to a hairpin (pin).

lilac poppy made of thick organza, fancy poppy made of kashibo

Master class on making a fantasy flower

based on rose.

A variant of colors with minimal use of “bullets” or replacing them with a knife and spoon (something at hand).

In MK, for clarity, I use thick fabric so that it is better to see what and how...
Ideally use thin fabrics (silk)

Making a pattern

Production of litons:

Take corrugated paper, cut it 5mm wide, cut the tip of the paper at an angle of 45 degrees.

Place the wire parallel to the cut just below the tip of the paper, attach the end of the wire with PVA glue and bend the tip and glue it to the paper, then twist the wire with your right hand, and with your left hand pull the paper at an angle of 45 degrees to the wire (the sharper the angle, the thinner and neater the liton will be ) and twist to the end of the wire (you can periodically coat it with glue). At the end of the stem, secure the paper with glue. Keep your right hand at the top of the stem all the time without letting go. Tint the finished lithon in color and coat it all with glue.

Sheet processing:
The sheet is cut out using a template from gelatinized fabric.

We take the prepared lithon (the wire should not be thick and flexible), spread it with glue and glue it from the inside of the sheet in the center. It is advisable to tint the lithone in advance to match the tone.
Here I am showing an unpainted lithone for clarity, to make it clear.

We carry out the processing with a heated knife. We make the central vein with a double knife from the front side (holding the tip of the leaf).
Then we make lines on the leaf from the front side (single) at an angle of 30-45 degrees and cuts from the wrong side (in the spaces between the lines)

Here's what we get:

We make the core you like: beads, bugles, feathers, etc.

We process a small whisk (for pendants) with a hot “bulk” (a ball-object suitable in size) from the edge to the center (on rubber) from the inside out.Before processing, you need to moisten the petals a little (put them on a damp cloth for a few minutes) from the front side, from the edge to the center and in the center (the “bulks” can be replaced with a spoon or other object of suitable size)

If during the process of processing the “bulks” the edges have unraveled a little, they can be twisted again.

Flower assembly:

We put the petals on the core (be sure to glue them), in a checkerboard pattern.

And we form the following flower options:

The dangles are made like this: we string the processed small corollas with nalurex thread (in several folds). We make a knot at the end of the thread, put on a bead, then pierce the treated whisk in the center and stretch it to the bead. At the distance you need, we make the next knot, put on the bead, the whisk, and so on until the end.

We form a flower.

Such flowers can be made based on one pattern, just various additions and decorations. Here for clarity, I used thick fabric.
If you take thin artificial or natural fabric, you get light and beautiful decorations!

Of course, these roses are made using buns, but if you wish, you can do something similar with a knife and spoon
Silk was used for flowers, artificial silk, satin, green leaves, batik paints were used for interior roses;

for brooches natural silk, satin. and hand tinting with batik paints.

For more details, see Tags - Plasticine cactus

The idea of ​​making flowers from fabric is not new at all. However, learning how to make such jewelry is very useful. Using artificial ones, you can decorate cards, gifts, frames, dresses, and hair decorations. How to make flowers from fabric? Photos and master classes will help in this matter.

DIY fabric flowers: master classes

Master class No. 1: DIY fabric roses

Making roses from fabric is quite simple. Even a beginner can handle this. For this you will need the following materials:

• Any fabric.
• Scissors.
• Thermal gun.

Manufacturing stages:

Such fabric flowers will look good in a wreath as an element of an interior in shabby chic, Provence or country style. They are also suitable for decoration, pillows or, for example.

Master class No. 2: DIY artificial flowers made of organza or satin

If you look on satin flowers or organza, they may seem very difficult to make. But in fact, even beginners can make them.

Required materials:

• Candle.
• Satin fabric or organza (pink or white).
• Scissors.
• Yellow floss threads.
• Needle.

Manufacturing stages:

Master class No. 3: making flowers from frills with your own hands

To make a product from fabric, it is not necessary to have a glue gun; a simple needle and thread will suffice.

So , for making a flower from frills the following materials are needed:

• Any fabric.
• Scissors.
• Thread according to the color of the fabric and a needle.
• Bead, button or rhinestone.

Stages of work:

These artificial flowers can be used to decorate, for example, a dress, hair accessories or pillows.

Master class No. 4: DIY pom-pom flower

To make a three-dimensional flower you will need the following materials:

• Fabric (any soft fabric will do).
• Thermal gun.
• Felt.
• Scissors.

Stages of work:

Master class No. 5: DIY denim flower

Materials required for manufacturing:

• Denim.
• Lace.
• Glue.
• Pin.
• Needle and thread.
• Bead.

Stages of work:

Master class No. 6: ring with rose and braid

To make such a rose, it will take very little time and money. For this you need:

• “Boundweed” braid.
• Threads according to the color of the braid.
• Needle.
• Matches or lighter.
• Scissors.
• Thermal gun.
• Blank for the ring.

Stages of work:

1. Cut off 50 cm of braid. The length of the braid can be shorter or longer, depending on the required size of the rose.
2. Fold the braid in half.
3. We intertwine all the elements of the braid with each other.
4. We cut off the ends and singe them with a match or lighter.
5. We twist the braid into a bud, gradually stitching it from the bottom.
6. Slightly bend the outer layers to form petals.
7. Now we glue the finished rose to the blank for the ring, which has a round platform.

Fabric flowers