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Nov
8
Jen from Tatertots and Jello shows how to make a variety of flowers out of burlap. She’s got directions for a large folded flower, a puffy flower, a multi-layer circle flowers with big leaves, rows of flowers, and yo-yo flowers. Go to the tutorials.
[photo from Tatertots and Jello]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, burlap, fabric, flower[/tags]
- Tutorial: No-sew burlap valance
- Tutorial: Fabric flowers from your scrap bin
- Tutorial: Rolled fabric flowers
- Tutorial: Sew a gathered circle pincushion
- Tutorial series: Four projects using teacup flowers
Comments
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Thanks for linking to me Anne! I appreciate it!
XOXO
Jen