Ok, little did I know there are so many different ways to make felt flowers.
Did you ever want to learn how to make felt flowers?
the easy way?
I was looking of course for the easiest.
As my teenager says, “that’s how I roll”
You see I bought this felt from Dollar tree and I thought for sure I could make something fun and cute with this.
Felt flowers, no brainer
Now how do I do it?
and you will find more answers than you know what to do with.
Socrafty on squidoo seemed to be my best bet
Each one has simple, clear and easy-to-follow instructions.
Small and Delicate flower tutorial
All super tutorials btw, and cute projects too you may want to head on over and check it our for yourself.
Here is my rendition and keep in mind, I am a NEWB, first time here for these.
Start with your felt cut to size.
The felt came in a pack at the dollar tree with a variety of color.
You see I have a line of hot glue along the edge.
Now fold and press
Then you cut the closed side of your felt as shown here
Roll em roll em roll em
at the end when just about finished hot glue your flower secure
The bottom will look like this.
It sure does look colorful in the background doesn’t it?
As you can see I also made some rosettes.
Those were a little more difficult in my opinion, but then again,
they really are simple this was just my first time making anything with felt.
Now as per usual…
what will I do with these cuties?
Stay tuned as I have a plan.
Thank you all so much for all your loving and sweet comments on My Spring flowers and thoughts post.
Seriously, I was touched, and of course a little intimidated to put things of this nature out there.
But, that is who I am, and I want you to know ME..not just the creative bee in me, but the neurotic side as well.
In the meantime, I hope I encouraged you to craft and make some felt flowers of your own.
it really is fun trying new things.
I admit they are certainly not the best I have seen, but I bet once I have them displayed cute and Spring like
they will look like a million minus 999,000:)
Very cute Debbie, I think you should wear one in your hair:)
cute cute.. I am not to crafty but you gave good instructions with visuals so I’m thinking maybe I can do this.
These are adorable! Very colourful, perfect for spring & Easter. I want to try these! Thanks for the inspiration.
Debbie
Debbie,
So cute. I can’t wait to see what you do with them.
Kris
Those are cute and looks rather easy.
Ooohhhh. You’ve done it now. You’ll be gluing them on everything soon
So cute. Love your bright colors!
Adorbs and a great tutorial! I am loovvving the felt crafts these days–loovving them.
They are so cute Debbie! So Springy…it would be so cute to have a bowl full of felt blooms!
Hope you’ve had a GREAT weekend,
Cindy
As a well known blogger would say, “Ca yute!” I would love to stick a bunch of them on a noodle wreath. I love stuff like that.
Thank you Debbie:) Not sure what blogger says that LOL!
Those are very cute! What a great Spring project for kids!
i love emm so colorful i will have to give them a go
Pretty flowers Debbie! Hmmmm you have inspired me to try this
xx
Anne
Awesome Anne, if I can do it, anyone can. Trust, me I am a total NEWB at this stuff. They were fun.
Cute! I never knew the dollar tree had felt! How awesome!
Me either Jessi, I was pleasantly surprised.
Oooo, I’ve made the rolled felt rosettes but I love those loopy rolled flowers! Pinning!
Get out- So cute!
Very cool flowers! Love your new ‘do too!
Super cute!!!! I might have to use some of these for my spring wreath this year!!! Little pop of color!!!
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Your flowers are so sweet, Debbie!
So so cute!! You nailed that felt flower!
Ahh adorable! All these need are a little clip and they are perfect for a little girls hair!!!!
How cute are those??!! I’ve never thought of, or attempted, felt flowers. I wish my girls were young again, that would have been a fun project with them. I’ll be anxious to see what you do with them!
Very cute! I love the cheerful colors! Will have to try some of these!
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How cute is this project!!!! My little girl would love this, too. I hope you are having a great week.
These are really cute, Debbie, and look easy enough that I might attempt them!