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Anleitung No. 3003 Anleitung No. 3003 Difficulty: Beginner Working time: 3 Hours
You can make these small, friendly fabric flowers yourself quickly and easily. The face of the flowers is already pre-printed on jersey fabric and sewing the petals will also be no problem. Have fun making them!
Design flower faces
Firstly, prepare a sewing needle by threading a long, tear-resistant sewing thread. Cut out the flower faces from the tricot fabric and sew along the edge of the fabric using a basting stitch.
Use the template to cut a circle out of cardboard for each flower. Place some fill wadding behind the face and then place the cut-out circle on the wadding. Now pull the basting seam closed on the back of the fabric and knot the ends.
Use the template to cut a circle out of cardboard for each flower. Place some fill wadding behind the face and then place the cut-out circle on the wadding. Now pull the basting seam closed on the back of the fabric and knot the ends.
Making blossom petals
Transfer the circle template onto the fabric for the flowers. You will need 6 circles for each flower. Cut them out, fold them once in the centre and iron them smooth.
Take a particularly long, tear-resistant sewing needle and sew the blossom petals close to the open edge using the basting stitch, as you did with the face. Do not cut the thread now, but use the same thread to stitch the remaining blossom petals to the edges. Then use the thread to carefully pull the individual flowers together (crimp) so that only a small hole remains in the centre. Glue a finished face onto each fabric flower with hot glue, simply place a round bar behind each one.
Take a particularly long, tear-resistant sewing needle and sew the blossom petals close to the open edge using the basting stitch, as you did with the face. Do not cut the thread now, but use the same thread to stitch the remaining blossom petals to the edges. Then use the thread to carefully pull the individual flowers together (crimp) so that only a small hole remains in the centre. Glue a finished face onto each fabric flower with hot glue, simply place a round bar behind each one.
Paint a terracotta pot with craft paint, fill it with flower arrangement foam and cover with some moss (also fix lightly). Tie a bow around the flower pot and finally stick the fabric flowers into the flower arrangement foam.
