Showing posts with label fabric flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric flowers. Show all posts
Friday, June 7, 2013
Flower Embellsihed T-Shirt
This is a recent birthday gift I made for one of the family members. Most of the fabric I used for the flowers were remnants from the 1970's hence the psychedelic, hippie look of the top. A few of my vintage buttons are in there too.
Labels:
birthday,
buttons,
design,
embellished,
fabric flowers,
gifts,
shirt,
vintage
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Etsy Treasury, Hippie Days are Here Again
I created a new Etsy Treasury today, I've really been slacking off on my Etsy Shop & Blog since starting my part time job in January. But this morning I was inspired to through a treasury together, Hope you like it.
Labels:
accessories,
buy handmade,
clothes,
crochet,
decor,
earrings,
embroidery,
Etsy,
fabric flowers,
feathers,
hairbands,
handmade,
indie arts,
jeans,
jewelry,
patchwork,
pillows,
retro,
treasury,
vintage
Friday, November 25, 2011
New Flower Bobby Pin
A new flower bobby pin just listed at the Reformatory. I tried a little something different with this one. I put the flower at the open end of the bobby pin. That way if you are pulling back bangs or the front section of your hair, the flower is at the far end of the bobby pin. I like the way it looks, will be making more this way. This ones also eco friendly, all fabric is upcycled.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Miniature Rose Flower Ponytail Holders
I make loads of fabric flowers hair accessories but usually for adults. I recently started adding some for small girls, toddlers or babies. These are two rose buds, only about 1" in diameter and made of upcycled fabrics. The ponytail holders are the small elastics also about 1" diameter. Look for them and some tiny hair clips in my hair accessories section on Etsy.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Pink Rose Hair Clip
In a previous post, my niece made her first sewing project, a tote bag. We decorated it with fabric flowers. At the time, I gathered a strip of the pink fabric to make a flower, but we ended up choosing an alternate flower method for her tote. That ruffled flower has been begging me ever since to do something with it. Since this is breast cancer awareness month and pink is everywhere, I finally got to making it into a hair clip, I added both white & pink tulle and a pearly button & attached it to a spring clip. Great for weddings, anniversaries, parties, etc.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Blue on Blue Ponytail Holder
Bright blue rosette fabric flower made of recycled t-shirt fabric. See it on Etsy.
Monday, June 20, 2011
New Summer Bloom Bobby Pin just listed on Etsy
Friday, April 1, 2011
Black Velvet Evening Bag
Another handbag ready for the Odd Duck Bazaar. Don't forget, next saturday April 9th at noon in Davie, Fl.
If it doesn't sell, after the fair, find it on Etsy.
If it doesn't sell, after the fair, find it on Etsy.
Friday, February 18, 2011
New Hair Flowers
I’ve been making more fabric flower scrunchies. It’s fun combining all my different scraps and getting a variety of looks.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Floral Broach
This floral broach (another recent gift I made) was made using a method for a choux that I found in a book on draperies.
You take a square of fabric, fold it over diagonally to form a triangle, right sides together. Make a running stitch along the folded edge and leave a tail. Make another running stitch along adjacent raw edges and meet, leaving a tail at the same corner. Pin that corner to a backing fabric. Pull the tails to gather it up and tie them together. Open to the right sides. Fold under the raw edges, arrange the gathers to your liking, you can steam it if needed and secure it to the backing.
I added a lace ruffle and a gathered piece of tulle.
Labels:
broach,
fabric flowers,
gifts,
handmade
Sunday, November 28, 2010
A Batch of Flower Hair Clips for my Niece
Here are the hair clips and bobby pins I made for my niece for her birthday. She wears a lot of bright colors, so I made a broad range of designs. She also loves butterflies and I recently found the enamel shoe clips but thought they were a bit heavy for shoes, so I incorporated them into the flowers. I enjoy experimenting with different ways to create the petals, and I especially like the two buttons (one shell, the other rhinestone) that make the center of the yellow flower.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Gorgeous Fall Colors Wristlet Purse
I’ve created a new, OOAK wristlet from sample swatches of designer upholstery fabric. On the bottom, a gorgeous textured striped fabric in lovely fall colors. It is topped with a warm ruby colored worsted wool band & handle. I also added a lovely handmade fabric flower with a vintage button center, made from the wool and another small upholstery sample remnant. I used up almost every inch of my small sample fabrics. Available now on Etsy & Artfire.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Latest Purse
Wow, this was more of a challenge than expected. The beige fabric on the upper part of the purse started unraveling before I finished sewing it together. I had to hand weave it back together as it was all of the fabric that I had. Then once I finished the purse, the old recycled zipper I used got stuck and when I tried to close it, the cloth part ripped. I didn’t think I’d be able to get a new zipper in without taking the purse apart (couldn’t do that after fixing that fraying fabric). So I ended up hand sewing some Velcro in instead. Came out pretty lovely in the end & my sister-in-law really appreciated her birthday gift.
Labels:
birthday,
fabric flowers,
purse
Sunday, August 15, 2010
New Hair Accessories
I’ve put together some hairbands, clips, bobby pins and scrunchies from my fabric flowers.
see them at The ReFORMAtory on Etsy
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Summer Flowers
This summer I was inspired to finally work on some fabric flowers. I’ve started with some from vintage fabric scraps I’ve had since the 70’s and old buttons. I intend to use them for hair accessories and to decorated some purses & wristlets. Soon I will also try some other flower patterns using knit strips.
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