I have had some requests for a flower accessory how-to, so I thought I’d share my newest flower love, the singed flower rosette. I have been eyeing these flowers for quite a while and I finally got up the nerve to give it a go. It is so simple and really opens the door for endless accessory options. The only critical factor is this: you must use polyester! That’s what melts. If you don’t use a plastic product, you’ll just get smoke, no pretty singed flower. Okay? Okay. So, it’s really quite simple.
You cut some circles in varying sizes,
sewingseedscraftylife says
Cute. Cute. Cute!
Sharon says
Thank you, I have been wondering how you made them. They are so pretty!
Mama.Mommy.Mom. says
Very cute! Thank you for posting 🙂
hearttypat says
oh!! thanks for the tip!
Shari @For the Little Doll In Your Life says
Thanks for the tute. It makes a cute addition to the skirt. Do you think it has too much dimension to add as an embellishment on a scarf?
Liz says
so cute! Thanks for sharing. we are featuring you over at our blog ziggycrafts.blogspot.com
Jenny says
Glad you mentioned it’s polyester you need and not silk. I have been wanting to try this! The other day we went to the Goodwill clearance center and I found a large red silky polyester blouse for just a few cents. It’ll be perfect for flowers! I love your skirt too, and I’ve been meaning to try making a skirt for my daughters.
Audrey says
I have always wondered how to do this!! I know I already said this, but I’m so glad I found your blog!! I have a baby girl & I cannot wait to make some great stuff!!
Audrey
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