Fabric broaches diy

Today was make-a-broach day. I can’t say I did anything else productive today, besides eat a massive chocolate donut. This little broach was made from some Wee Play scraps. And t…

If you love accent items your going to love these brooches.

Make fabric flowers in only a few minutes using scrap fabric and a hot glue gun. Photo instructions for two different floral designs. So simple to make, and they look gorgeous!

fairy flower brooch, vintage upcycled silk, vintage scraps and polymer clay, blue yellow.

Fabric cuff bracelets give jewelry makers a creative way to bring textiles into their unique one of a kind designs. Using fabric strips and fusible interfacing with a simple button for closure is all you need to get started. Check out these other amazing fabric cuff bracelet designs to make for a variation of new […]

How about learning how to make an embroidered brooch today? It's not difficult at all! Let me be honest and say that I've been drooling over the embroidered brooches I saw on Pinterest and Instagram for a while now. They really look so pretty! Of course, my mind literally became constipated until I got a clue on how to make one, haha. Now, after a little research and try and fail, let me share this tutorial for you :) The focus in this tutorial is on how to make a brooch out of your…

Somebody on the ilovestitches fb page asked me how to make these fabric flowers. How nice...I don't really have people asking me how to make stuff, so I'm rather chuffed to be able to be of some use. Here it is: What you'll need: felt, scraps of fabric, button, a needle and thread, and a glue gun 1. Cut a strip of fabric (mine is about 3cm x 60cm, but you can make it whatever length or width you like) I've done a straight one and a scalloped one, just so you can see. 2. Cut two felt circles…

This is a guide about making a folded fabric flower. A great way to use up material scraps is to fashion a new pin, or use your flowers to decorate all kinds of crafts.

Thanks for joining me today! Get your upcycle t-shirt ready and let’s create the spider rose I showed you in Monday’s post. To begin, you will need some basic supplies: t-shirt, patterned paper, cardstock, chipboard, circle punch, baker’s twine, button, chipboard sticker, wet and dry adhesive, foam adhesive, tape Before...