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This is so adorable. Thanks for the tutorial. I will have to put this on my craft to-do list!
xo, Jess
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These are beautiful and realistic looking! Our real peonies are already gone, so I would make these and put them in a vase. Pinned this idea-thanks for sharing 🙂
These are so beautiful and they look incredibly real!
Lovley job 🙂
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WOW Aimee! Love this tute – thanks for sharing! I can see a number of these in a beautiful milk glass or an ironstone vase! Gorgeous!
Great tutorial. Can't wait to try it!
~Heidi
Aimee these are gorgeous! They look so real I can almost smell them! Thanks for such a great tutorial on them as well!
Aimee – great tutorial. I can see a swath of these with tulle hanging across a mantel. I just got a huge bag of netting so materials are ready. Hope I don't burn the house down!
Distressed Donna Down Home
Very pretty! Almost realistic looking. Thanks so much for sharing at Etcetorize this week~
These are beautiful!! I just love fabric flowers. Is there anything better than something so pretty, that will LAST! I love a good bouquet just as much as the next girl, but it makes me so sad when the flowers die! Thank you for the tutorial 🙂
-Kylie
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These I love! Thank you… will be a rainy day project sometime in my future (pinned and waiting…)
These are beautiful. I never thought of going to the thrift shop for the silk.
Absolutely beautiful, many thanks fro the tutorial
Beautiful!! I they are so soft and lovely!
really lovely. want to invite you to come share this and participate in our linky party here: http://www.finecraftguild.com/party/
These a great. Do you have any suggestions on how to put a stem on them and make a bouquet? Also, I am a little confused about how to sew them together. Do I just wing it? I am a new follower. Hope to see you at True Aim.
You made the flowers from fabric!? COOL!!! They looks great!!
Thanks so much for sharing at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
Hi! I'm visiting from Fantabulous Friday. I love these fabric flowers. They're so cute!! Great job.
Carolyn
{my simple messterpiece}
These look so real, it's amazing!
These are gorgeious..I love peonies..thank you for sharing the tutorial..you are the best
Gorgeous as always. Thanks so much for sharing at Toot Your Horn Tuesday 🙂
Love these flowers! just pinned it
Hi Aimee, we featured you (twice!) today at our Be Inspired link party. Thanks so much for sharing with us!
These are so gorgeous!!! I am thinking of raiding my local Goodwill for all the silk type blouses. Thanks for sharing, pinning this!
These are so beautiful! I decided to give them a go and I wanted to get some clarification on how to sew the petals together. Do you sew them to eachother starting from the outside petals, going inward? Or do you just stack them up and sew through the center? It's hard for me to tell from the picture.
Thanks!
Did you ever figure it out? I'm having trouble figuring it out myself so I just have a bunch of ready to go petals!
I hope you will correct this tutorial. 100% silk will not curl with heat, only burn. Now i have two chopped up blouses 🙁 Good news is anything synthetic works beautifully !
You arrange the largest petals in a flower shape then take the needle through them all at once. Then do the same with the next layer of petals and add it on top of the larger layer then move on tl the smaller petals
Great tutorial, but I just wanted to point out that the fabric you used is synthetic satin. Silk refers to fabric made from the fibers of silkworms and isn't synthetic 🙂