Check out this easy tutorial for making burlap flowers...
Follow Along... :)
Start by cutting a 5" square piece of burlap.
Fold the square in half from point to point, making a triangle.
Fold the triangle in half.
Fold the triangle in half again.
{Not too complicated so far...}
With the closed end of the triangle pointed down and the open end up, cut the triangle into an "ice cream cone" shape.
{Does that look like an ice cream cone???}
Open the "ice cream cone" to see the flower...
Repeat this process with coordinating fabric.
For the rest of this project you will need...
small rubberbands
double sided mounting dots
&
a small, round "gem" or pretty much anything small & round!
NEXT...
Stack the flowers face down on top of each other. Attach one side of the sticky dot to the top of the gem and the other side of the dot to the flower.
Pull the fabric up around the gem and secure it with a rubber band.
Spread the flower out around the rubber band.
Hot glue twine around the center of the flower starting at the base of the rubber band.
The hot glue may melt the rubber band so work quickly!
Snip off the excess twine.
The End.
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Cute! Great tutorial... thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteNice variation on this flower posies! I like the wrapped twine center. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. I love the last picture with just a plain burlap one on a denim jacket. I would love one of these. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love these! Thanks for showing us how to make them. Seems pretty easy and super cute!
ReplyDeleteJennie @ Cinnaberry Suite
You are awesome for showing us a tutorial! Thank you! Great pictures & fantastic flowers!
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These are darling, and I am sure my nieces will like them too.
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!
ReplyDeleteOH MY!!!! I absolutely LOVE this! I love working with burlap and yet never thought of putting it as a flower. Thank you so much for sharing! Your pictures and instructions are fantastic. So glad to have found your blog today and I'm looking forward to following!
ReplyDeleteI'm totally loving these! I will feature this today at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com
ReplyDeletesooo cute! Great tutorial! I'll have to give it a try.u
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! And so versatile! I have to go get some burlap pronto!
ReplyDeleteI must try this. They look simple, but I will let you know how it goes. Thanks for the idea. Love it!!!.
ReplyDeleteLove this! :)
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love this!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeletesuper cute! love burlap!
ReplyDeleteHey Thanks for showing us how to make these!! Very cute. Great way to embellish anything!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at burlap! I love it!!!
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Oh, those are adorable! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteToo cute. I hope I get one of these for Mother's Day...no rush, you have a couple of months :) Great tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteI grabbed my burlap, cut a five inch square and did the folds and wa-la! Flower!!
ReplyDeletethank you.
So pretty! And lord knows I have enough burlap to work with. Thanks for the tip on folding and then cutting the flower petal top. I was drawing them and cutting, and needless to say none of them were ever even. DOH!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I love anything with burlap!
ReplyDeletePerfect Tutorial! I love this cute burlap flower! I am going to make some today!
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Karin
adorable :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a super tutorial. Great pictures!!! And burlap too!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks so much for linking it up!
XOXO
Jen
These are adorable. It's the first burlap craft I've seen that I'd actually do.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this amazing tutorial with me!! I love it and I'm definitely featuring!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! So many uses for these. :)
ReplyDeleteSO cute!!! I definitely have to try this...especially since I have some leftover burlap from the 2 wreaths I made :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE these flowers! They are so precious. I am making some tomorrow! Excellent job on the tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute flowers! Thanks for the great tutorial too. :)
ReplyDeleteLove these! I actually just featured these on my blog as part of my BURLAP WEEK: http://itisagoodday.blogspot.com/2010/02/burlap-week-good-finds-and-giveaway.html. Thanks for a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I am going to try this out right now. :)
ReplyDeleteare you kidding me??? i love it, and they are so simple!! thank you sooo much for sharing this darling idea!
ReplyDeleteOh my! These are so darling! Thanks so much for sharing! I want to make these for my daughter. I am also going to feature this tutorial over @ http://sewwhattoday.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteAlright, I have officially gone burlap-flower-crazy!!! I think they make the perfect addition to any craft!! I gave you a little shout out on my blog http://oopsey-daisy.blogspot.com/2010/03/st-pattys-day-wreath.html.
ReplyDeleteAlright, I have officially gone burlap-flower-crazy!!! I think they make the perfect addition to any craft!! I gave you a little shout out on my blog http://oopsey-daisy.blogspot.com/2010/03/st-pattys-day-wreath.html.
ReplyDeletebeen wanting to make these for a while now and finally did! I linked to you on my blogpost here
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Hey Alisa, I just wanted to let you know I featured this tutorial in my "3 dozen flower tutorials" in my post here:
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Thanks!
I love these burlap flower I made some and attached to a sign I made and posted it on my blog with a link back to your tutorial thanks!
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cute! can you tell me where you got the red fabric and the blue fabric, i am trying to do my upstairs in those colors...
ReplyDeleteMela,
ReplyDeleteI believe all of the fabric was from Wal-mart...
So cute. Dang, my Walmart doesn't have a fabric section.
ReplyDeleteGreat flowers...but I think I am missing something. What is the gem for? Seems like it is really not necessary since the center of the flower is the twine wrapped around the rubberbanded center....
ReplyDeleteVERY cute!
ReplyDeleteGood thinking!
Sweet flowers! Thanks for sharing!
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beautiful..Thanks
ReplyDeleteVal (Brazil)
www.crieartezzanato.blogspot.com
very very nice and crafty, will have to try it myself sometime.
ReplyDeleteI've put together a round up of crafts using burlap on Craft Gossip today and included your project. :) You can see it here
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Alisa, I am decorating for a wedding in August and the mother of the bride directed me to this tutorial. We changed things a bit to make boutoniers and corsages but I thought you migth like to see the end results. http://veryverdant.blogspot.com/2011/04/what-ive-been-up-to.html There is a link back to this tutorial and to your home page from this article on my blog. Many thanks for sharing. Sonja
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ReplyDeleteThis is such a fantastic tutorial!! I've made some already and have posted on my blog about your tutorial!! Please send me an e-mail at virgotigergirl@gmail.com so I can direct you to the "Featured" button that you're free to use now. If you get a change check out my version of your flowers here: http://lisascraftblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/burlap-flowers.html
ReplyDeleteHope to hear from you soon!!
~Lisa
Lisa's Craft Blog
like the tutorial....you did a great job.
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