I'm having problems with my pictures in case you can't tell. Here's the front panel unattached from the rest of the sweater.
I used my rusty, trusty Sizzix with my heart die to cut the pedals of my flowers. I used the two biggest
hearts on the die for two different sizes of flowers.
I hand sewed each flower together and then I glue each flower individually onto a c-clip closure pin so that when el-picky pants gets home from school and says, "I don't like them." She can take them off and I can scoop them up and use them on my clothing. They would also work good for hair pieces. I used the front panel that I cut out to make the flower with. I like the center of the flower to the left the most. I just twisted up scraps of the left over fabric and tacked it in places to make it lay down. The thinner the strips of left-overs the better and more bumpy it made the center of the flower.
The white on the flower is actually white embroidery floss. I ran a gathering stitch around each pedal and then pulled each a little to gather them up and then tied them off. I hand sewed the pedals in the middle.
Here's the finished product. I have some more items to re-fashion. We'll see how they turn out. Oh yeh, btw el-pickypants came home and loved the make-over. She said she would just keep the flowers on the cardigan but I'm going to borrow them so they will come off once in a while. Hurray!! Score one for mom!!
Here's the finished product. I have some more items to re-fashion. We'll see how they turn out. Oh yeh, btw el-pickypants came home and loved the make-over. She said she would just keep the flowers on the cardigan but I'm going to borrow them so they will come off once in a while. Hurray!! Score one for mom!!
Really cute, and you can't beat that price!
ReplyDeleteit look great, fun project
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