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You all are going to flip! FLIP! You know how flowers on anything is so hip right now?
Well, I met Tomato Baby at Bloggy Boot Camp. What a beautiful woman. We met as the day was winding down…….I so wish I would have met her early in the day. She was on her way home with a migraine and I was heading to dinner and riding with women I didn’t know. She was wearing this cute top with a set of cute organza-ish flowers on it……..she bought it so she could copy it. I hope she doesn’t mind me saying that……..I mean the fact that she could even copy it had me impressed!
Well, not only did she make them……..she is sharing it with us! What a gal!
Make Couture Flowers!
I can do this part………
And I can manage this part too…………
Now we’re talking…….I love playing with fire……
I think I have a couple of bobby pins around here…….
I’m sure she didn’t need to buy that shirt to copy the flowers…..I think it was just an excuse….because anyone who can create these amazing works of art below doesn’t need to copy…..Dang…..would you look at those cool bags? Don’t let Laurie from Tip Junkie see it.
I’ll be heading through Idaho his summer…….where Jan (tomato baby) is moving…..maybe we can meet up then? Would love to hang with her. Maybe some of that talent will rub off?
Ok, off you go…….go surprise her. Make me look good.
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48 comments:
Love the flowers! Tried the flowers before using a lighter, candle seems much easier! Thanks for the tips!
How cute!
Oh cool thanks for sharing! Will definitely try this sometime!
Love that bag!
Buster's Mom
I've made these using my heat gun. I used tweezers to hold the fabric so I wouldn't burn my fingers. I worked pretty well. Her flowers are beautiful.
Thanks for sharing! Great tutorial.
I love your blog and love how you feature all of these wonderfully creative people!!! Such good ideas.
cool! I'll be making those soon :)
thank you thank you I love tutorials and use them often
These flowers are so delicate--just the thing to decorate my summer straw hat. You make it seem so easy that I'm off to find just the right organza. Thanks for such clear directions.
Beautiful flowers!!! That bag is a must have!!! I love it!
I LOVE getting my email everyday from your blog! Thanks for all of the inspiring ideas!
Those are sure popular...I've seen so many tutorials on them! But never get tired of seen them! They are simply gorgeous and versatile too!
Using thrifty fabrics would make so much sense too! :)
those are super cute!!! The bag is adorable...off to find out how she made that!....
Even tho I'm not a "girly" girl, I think these are cute!
Love the flowers!
Can't wait to try this.
Those are beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. =D
Love those flowers!
These are beautiful. I used to have a go-to Etsy shop that sold these, and now they stopped selling them. Thank you for the tutorial, just what I was looking for!
Oh, sooo totally glad my BBGF (best blogging GF), Gwen, put a link on her blog here, as I just gave her some of my organza fabric and told her we were supposed to use it to make these flowers - now maybe we'll BOTH try them!!! SOOO gorgeous (as it that fabulous necklace, which I'd be beyond thrilled to own)!!! TFS!!!
I love making these organza flowers they are easy and fun. It is kind of like magic when the edges melt. :)
Just found your blog last week. Love it.
Organza is at the top of my Joann's list. Can't wait to try these!
Have so much organza leftover from a previous project, must try these for my fairy dress!
I love it, what a great idea! And here I am working on a garden-themed nursery for my daughter... :) Good timing!
Hey Kim!
Your peeps are so creative
and sounds like some are
gonna-give-it-a-try!
Thank you for all
of your kind words
... and thank goodness no ...
traffic ticket when realizing
my cellphone is loading your
blog feed-update! YIKES
Think I could have gotten out
of it ... "really officer ...
I was just being notified that
a totally-awesome blogger has
just featured my flower
tutorial ... and I didn't see
you in front of me ..." and
then reaching for my phone I'd
say, "Do you want to look?"
{yea ... right ... remember
where I live!}
Thanks again my friend ~j.
I have made these and I LOVE them, for an added flair add some feathers.
I'm confused. Do you sew these together after you singe the edges? Pin them? I'm sorry- it's been a long day and I think I must be missing something in my tiredness. I think they're lovely, and would love to do this, so thanks for the instructions.
those are awesome!
I am a follower and check your blog everyday! I would love to win a lisa necklace! Thanks
Adorable!!!
Suzanne
love the flowers! and i officially own TWO lisa leonard necklaces. they are AWESOME. crossing my fingers & toes to win!
smiles,
joni
Those would look great on just about anything that needs an extra bit of sparkle. Nice work!
I think I need to try this for my girls' hair. So pretty!
I am so wanting a Family Tree necklace!
The Flowers are definately amazing... Thank you for for featuring her...
Love From A California Momma,
Angela
These flowers are so beautiful, I think I will have to make one, or two, or three, or....
Thanks for sharing them with us.
It seems so easy and do-able when you have the step-by-step...thanks!!!
I have been seeing flowers like these all over blogland... I love them. Thanks for sharing... might be making some in my near future... :O)
very cute! Thank you for the instructions...good project for me and the girls to try! Love your blog...you get me feeling crafty again! :)
Wow, she should open a boutique!
Love those flowers - I just
embellished a Gap tank top with similar flowers for my daughter's BD and it worked out pretty well but these flowers are more impressive!
Inspired! Glue gun, here I come!!!
Just the kind of flower I wanted to wear for my wedding..and now I can make my own exactly how I'd like it! Thank you for the post!
(and that floral purse is AMAZING!)
I love it all. What talent!!
Ruth
I usually burn things very badly, but I've got to get brave and try this!
so fun...someday I'd love to head to a bloggy boot camp
The girl is genious...seriously genious.
That so lovely and hip, thanks for sharing. Karen
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