13 Ways to Make Fabric Flowers

It might still be a few weeks until spring arrives (or even more than that, depending on where you live), but that doesn’t mean you can’t have beautiful spring flowers right now!

You can make your own flowers from fabric! These flowers bloom all year and won’t ever wilt. Even better, you can often use your fabric scraps to make them!

I’m always on the lookout for ways to sew up my fabric scraps! We’ve rounded up 13 ways to make fabric flowers so you can have pretty colorful blooms any time of year.

You can use your fabric flowers to make gorgeous hair accessories, brooches, or even bouquets to decorate your home! Read on for 13 ways to make fabric flowers.

DIY Fabric Flowers- Pretty Flowers to Make by Treasurie

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Easy Gathered Fabric Flower Tutorial by Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom

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Fabric Flowers [Always in Bloom] by The Sewing Loft

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Tutorial: No Sew Flowers by MADE Everyday

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How to Make Fabric Flowers by Grace Monroe Home

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Puffy Fabric Flowers by Crafty Staci

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Shirred Fabric Flowers {Made From Knit Fabric Scraps} by Make It and Love It

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Rolled Rose Fabric Flower Tutorial by The Gilded Girls

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How to Make Felt Flowers: A Simple Guide to a DIY Bouquet by Melly Sews

[photo credit: Melly Sews]

DIY Fabric Flowers Tutorial by Sewing and Crafting with Sarah

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Tropical Felt Flowers by Crafty Staci

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Sew Fabric Peonies and Cabbage Roses by The DIY Mommy

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Quick and Easy Mother’s Day Gift: Felt Flowers by Happiness is Homemade

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Make an Easter basket that kids will love when you sew it from scratch! When you sew a fabric Easter basket, you can choose exactly the colors and prints that suit your child’s personality. And you can use the basket year after year for a handmade Easter tradition.

Baskets are not as hard to sew as you’d think they’d be. The construction is actually pretty simple. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to add extra personality with details. We’ve rounded up 12 sewing tutorials showing how you can make your own fabric Easter baskets. There are even a couple of no-sew tutorials if you’re short on time.

These fabric Easter baskets are all so cute!! And they’ll be even more fun once they’re filled with eggs, and the Easter bunny has visited and left treats in them!