Oooh for
once I have all my projects made for this week...tee hee.
But which one shall I show first..................
But which one shall I show first..................
Only fair
that I start with the first button flowers I made.
Paper flowers
with button centres.
Circles cut
from several different papers. One is an old music sheet.
I have inked the edges of some of the circles, just to make them slightly different.
I have inked the edges of some of the circles, just to make them slightly different.
I think you
can all see how they are made, I had Sydney my niece making them in seconds!
Punch 7
circles from paper, 6 for the flower and 1 for the flower base.
Fold a small section of the circle over, repeat on the other side.
Repeat with all 6 petals.
Fold a small section of the circle over, repeat on the other side.
Repeat with all 6 petals.
Put a big
pile of silicone glue onto the 7th circle and arrange the petals onto the
glue.
Just fiddle with them until they fit.
Leave to dry.
Just fiddle with them until they fit.
Leave to dry.
I used our
Cream buttons here,
they went perfectly with the papers.
With embroidery thread I stitched across the holes just
to make it look as if they had been sewn.
With embroidery thread I stitched across the holes just
to make it look as if they had been sewn.
I then used a
hot glue gun to stick the button to the flower,
you can still see some of my glue threads!
you can still see some of my glue threads!
I glued a
selection of these flowers onto a box lid, added a few extra buttons to fill the
gaps.
So easy a child (Sydney) can make these!
So easy a child (Sydney) can make these!
Thanks Ali, nice easy flowers!
ReplyDeleteFan"blooming"tastic! Ali, a great idea!!
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