These flowers have become quite a large part of my products just recently (as you have probably noticed!). I think they make each item just that extra bit special. Very easy to make so i thought i would record each stage in todays post. Start with cut out circles of fabric. For my large flowers i tend to have 12 petals in the flower but that is entirely your choice. 
Take your first circle and fold in half. 
Fold in half again 
And again. 
Next fold down one flap 
And the same on the other flap 
Thread your needle and pass through all sections of your fabric at the base of the petal .
Do the same with each circle and add to your thread. When they are all threaded take your 2 cotton ends and pull all the petals together and tie a knot.
Sew a button into the center. I usually put glue on the button base also to keep in place securely.
And glue a circle of fabric on the reverse to hide all the raw edges.
And there you have it. A perfect embellishment for your new bag!
This is the next bag in my collection and can be found for sale on Folksy.
As you know i also make them with a brooch back sewn on the reverse. Inspired by Carolee Crafts black and white fabric last week i went out and purchased some for myself. Looks great as a brooch.
And on Folksy this week i was asked if i could put a flower on a hair clip or barrette as i have found out that they are called.
Of course i could!!
You can find more of my flowers for sale in my Folksy shop CottonsAndDreams.
Do the same with each circle and add to your thread. When they are all threaded take your 2 cotton ends and pull all the petals together and tie a knot. 
Sew a button into the center. I usually put glue on the button base also to keep in place securely. 
And glue a circle of fabric on the reverse to hide all the raw edges. 
And there you have it. A perfect embellishment for your new bag! 
This is the next bag in my collection and can be found for sale on Folksy. 
As you know i also make them with a brooch back sewn on the reverse. Inspired by Carolee Crafts black and white fabric last week i went out and purchased some for myself. Looks great as a brooch. 
And on Folksy this week i was asked if i could put a flower on a hair clip or barrette as i have found out that they are called. 
Of course i could!! 
You can find more of my flowers for sale in my Folksy shop CottonsAndDreams. Find out what other crafters have been up to this week by visiting 1stuniquegifts blog and clicking on the links.
Until next time.
xxx
