
Nothing puts a damper on sewing like doctor-ordered bed rest. I'm not allowed to even sit-up but need to remain horizontally for the next month to avoid pre-term labor. Boo. Thank goodness I found at least one sewing project that can be completed while on my back.
These felt flowers are easy, fast and help pass many of the long long days. I've included a brief tutorial below (taken on my pillow).
1. Start with cutting a felt circle and several (10-20) petals, in soft x-shapes. Don't stress about making the petals perfect or uniform.


And that's it! Now add this to a headband or secure a clip on the back. It can be used for a hair accessory or broach.
Hmmm... any other sewing projects I can work on horizontally?
These are beautiful!!
ReplyDeletethanks Mel! I have a ton of felt from making other flowers, but I'm over-rosed and daisy'd, so these will be perfect to use up the rest!
ReplyDeleteThis is so great! I love it.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the bed rest. I was on bed rest with my 3rd for the last 3 months. Definitely no fun, but worth it. Hope it goes quickly and your little babe is healthy.
OMGOSH! LOVE THOSE!! how creative! thanks for sharing!! hope your bedrest goes by quickly!
ReplyDeletenow those are cute!
ReplyDeleteSeriously....can we trade mini ruffle aprons for one of these or something? I love trade!
ReplyDeleteI have one mini ruffle left in red!
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