Well, I know you are all waiting to see what kind of
Easter Headgear
will be the fashion must have of the season.
And it going to be THIS:
Yes. The Felt Daffodil -Low to No Sew - Spring HeadBand Deluxe
For this tutorial you will need:
Supplies:
Felt in daffodil colors
fabric glue
cheap plastic headband
Tools:
Scissors and pinking shears
sewing machine (optional.) Start by cutting out the petals and leaf.Also cut out a stem piece that is not from the pattern but rather is long enough and wide enoughto wrap your headband. Now to make the no sew variety... ignore the pattern and cut centers that look like this: Glue the straight edges together and you get this:
Pinch the petal piece together and put a few dabs of the fabric glue
in the center at the folds. My pinched petals look like this:
Add center to the front with another dab of glue:
Now glue and wrap the headband:
Seam up the center of the leaf if you are so inclined:
Glue the leaf across top of the head band:
Glue the two blossoms slightly off on one side of the headband:
Now Go On... Get Your Spring On..
And speaking of getting one's Spring On:Two Great A-Longs That would be great together:Made By Rae's Spring Top Sew Along And Miss P.'s Top Draft A Long: Put those Spring Sewing Super Powers to Good Use and learn something new doing it!!
What a fun way to use those flowers! The perfect spring headband. I would love to link to this if you didn't mind.
ReplyDeleteGreat headband!!! I'm still trying to find time to make some of these lovely flowers!!!
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ReplyDeleteThat headband is pretty wonderful! Thanks for taking the time to do a tute!
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I love this , how sweet. I posted my chick last week and linked it to you as on Saturday I will do it again!
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You clever creative, you! I *love* this!
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Oh this is super cute, love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mention!! Love those felt daffs!
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Great headband!!! I'm still trying to find time to make some of these lovely flowers!!!
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