i just used some off cuts of fabric i had at home and the beetroot juice i already had so this cost nothing to make and would look lovely on a jacket, or handbag. you could ever put a hair clip on the back and wear it in your hair (if you made it slightly smaller)
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Pretty!!!
Really gorgeous, I love the natural pink color from the beets.
What a gorgeous flower! It looks like there are many steps to follow, but the end result is so nice that I just have to try it!
Thank you for such a nice detailled tutorial!
Really pretty!
Gorgeous!
Thanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create! <3 Christina
Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing… I might give this a try today.
These are SIMPLY GORGEOUS!!!!! : ) hugs…
Beautiful flowers!
Love this! I've nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award come on over & see what it's about! http://www.kaylascreationsblog.com/2012/07/the-versatile-blogger-award.html Have a great week! 🙂
-Kayla
These would be so pretty for a party I'm planning.
If you get a chance I would love it if you would link up this Tute to my Pin Party. http://www.sarahdawndesigns.blogspot.com/2012/07/pintastic-monday-link-party-1.html
Very cute! Thanks for the detailed tutorial!
Helen
Blue Eyed Beauty Blog
I think you updated your blog header? Is is very cute! These flowers are incredible. I a bit confused, how does tea bag make a yellow flower? The pink from the beetroot is ever a pretty shade. Thanks for showing me how I can "color" my fabrics naturally. The flower ended up so pretty, and so glad you show us how to. I've pinned it so I will easily as a reference. Again always amazed at your level of creativity! So glad you shared your creative inspiration with Sunday's Best – you helped to make it a fun party
Hi Aimee, Another lovely item with a great tutorial! I love that you used natural dye and the flower is beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing. I'm saving this for a future project. Please share this at my new party Totally Transformed Tuesday. http://pjhdesignsoneofakind.blogspot.com Hugs, Peggy
These are just lovely! The different textures and subtle change in colors make them look very realistic
What fun!! These are beautiful. I'd love to have you link this up to Tasty Thursdays on The Mandatory Mooch. It's a new linky party starting today. Hope to see you there. Thanks, Nichi
http://mandatorymooch.blogspot.com/2012/07/tasty-thursdays-1.html
Thanks for all your beautiful link ups at Shabbilicious Friday this week Aimee. I'll be featuring this one tomorrow 🙂
Those are beautiful. I love that you used natural dyes. Great job!
Cute! It would look great on a headband!
So soft and pretty! I can think of all kinds of places to put these!
About how big would you say your starting shapes were? I'm trying to make fabric and paper flowers for my brother's wedding and I like the finished size of these.
Thanks!
Priscilla