Fabric Flower Tutorial - at last
Well awhile back many of you asked for a tutorial on how I make the flower rosettes. I am no expert and these are not original designs but I finally put together a little video on how I was taught to make them. I have to give fair warning. First of all, I have never made a video tutorial nor posted a video on my blog so just keep that in mind. You will also notice that I get a text at some point in the video, my glue gun breaks and I have a terrible time working my fingers. You see I was looking through the camera as I made it and whenever I tried looking around the camera I ended up out of focus or even out of the frame. And if you can't stand my voice (or my video) than here are some photos to try and walk you through it. Start with a strip fabric about 2 inches by 18 inches. Then fold the fabric in half. Then fold it in half again. Then start rolling it to form a little bud which will be the center of your flower. Just keeping folding as you go around and around. Thanks for stopping by!
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Tutorial love Friday – Felt flower roundup
I just can’t believe how fast this week flew by! it’s Friday again. This week just like last one, I will be sharing some cool flower tutorials I found on the web. But this week all of them are felt flowers – the perfect way to finish up the felt flower tutorial round up here at HowJoyful (The last felt flower is next week) Now visit this other awesome bloggers that also want to share with all of you how to make felt flowers =] 1 – Felt gift adornment by Design Dump 2 – Autumn bloom belt by I am a momma hear me roar 3 – Flower pin by Jones Design Company 4 – Pomela felt flower by Craft Snob I hope you all have a wonderful weekend! Tags: felt, felt flower, flower, tutorial
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Missy wanted to place an emphasis on flowers and the décor of the reception in an effort to not only create a beautiful space, but also to leave a lasting impression on guests. When scouting venues, the trio considered the climate of the area, the distance from the couple’s California home, and the site’s autumn availability. Finally deciding on a gorgeous estate within the Palm Springs vicinity, the location offered picturesque views of the desert and ideal balmy weather in October. The aisleway was covered in vanilla flower petals, and a ring bearer duo – Josh’s nephews – stole the spotlight as they proceeded down the middle row holding a sign that read, “Uncle Josh, Here Comes Your Bride.” Missy appeared, escorted by her parents, wearing an opulent strapless gown with a cascading skirt and holding a fluffy bunch of cream blooms wrapped in satin. Missy and Josh were able to take a peek of the reception area before their guests were ushered in.
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Birdcage Ornament tutorial
Good Morning my Joyful readers! Today I am re-posting a guest post I did for the Craft Snob blog – Sara contacted me while I was in vacations in Chile and ask me to be a part of her Handmade Ornament parade while she was away from blogging because of the birth or her lovely daughter Clementine =] I am really excited because now that the tutorial has been shared there, I can also share it here with all of you! I love birdcages, but I don’t like when birds are in them =[ because they belong free and not secluded in a tiny little space, right? so the birdcages I have are just decorative. Galvanized Wire (I used 16 gauge, but you can used a thiner one if you wan it smaller)Soldering toolFlux core SolderRosin Soldering FluxPliersPermanent markerRuler (a cutting mat is perfect to measure)A glass cup1 toothpickSpray paint or primer (if you want it in color)A little piece of paper or cardboard for the bottomOptional ribbon for top And there you go, a cute and very long-lasting birdcage!
