Fabric cherry blossom diy

These delicate cherry blossoms are great for decorating trees, tables or even your hair! This craft is simple, quick and cheap, and the results are absolutely gorgeous! You’ll need: Satin ribbon in “cherry blossom” colours (pink, peach, etc.) White thread and a needle White crafting glue White glitter Green or brown wire, thread or whatever…

A felt cherry blossom using felt fringe as the center. I hold the flower for several seconds so the glue has time to harden before letting go. #feltflower #cherryblossom #feltflowertutorial #feltflowercenter | Resa Curbo Creative | Resa Curbo Creative · Original audio

I really enjoy working with felt. As a sewing material, I find it perfect: it's inexpensive, comes in many colours (and a few designs too) and it doesn't fray! So you can cut it and use it straight away. I have been making these felt flowers to embellish a Ballerina yarn wreath (...pictures really soon! If you follow me on Facebook, you already got a little peek). I think they turned up pretty well ! For the flowers' centers I found small pearl buttons in a haberdashery shop (similar to…

It's blossom time and the trees are bursting out all over! They are so pretty - especially this year since old man winter roared and hung around way too long.…

You may love this kanzashi cherry blossom for the coming Spring, they are so pretty for girls garment or room decoration. And it is a little challenge to make kanzashi because you need to edge the ribbon with fire, so be careful. Supplies for this project: Ribbon candle and lighter Scissors Twizzers Bead and wire […]

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Bring spring indoors all year round with DIY Japanese cherry blossom trees, also called sakura. During the final week of March and the first few weeks in April, these special trees explode in pale pink blossoms down to the tip of every branch. While it might be difficult to see the actual trees at their peak, you can easily make your own version using a few supplies (like napkins and paper towels) you already have around the house and a quick trip to the backyard or park.