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Tutorial: Gorgeous lace and tulle rosettes

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Editor’s note: I originally published this as a no-sew project, but there is actually a small amount of hand sewing required in the last step.  I have corrected the post to show this as an easy hand sewing project.

Tutorial: Gorgeous lace and tulle rosettes, no sewing required

Tutorial: Gorgeous lace and tulle rosettes, no sewing required

Maya from Little Treasures shows how you can turn scraps of lace and tulle into the prettiest little rosettes.  The only sewing required is just a few easy hand stitches in the last step.  Use them to make jewelry (check out the pretty rings she made!) or to embellish hair accessories.

Click below for her tutorial:

DIY Lace and Tulle Rosettes Tutorial, by Little Treasures

[photo from Little Treasures]

Comments

  1. Thank you so much for the lovely feature Anne! One correction – if I may. Both rosettes were sewn in the end, and that is also mentioned in the tutorial. However, they can be glued in the making but it is a tacky job.

    • Wow, I totally missed that when I read through your post! I’ll correct my post. Thanks for letting me know! They are beautiful little rosettes! –Anne

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