Tutorial on how to make a felted flower

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Tuesday, February 26. 2008

Tutorial on how to make a felted flower


Making feltded flowers is a fun thing and I have been trying out some different methods lately. For this tutorial I use wet as well as needle felting. So to make this flower you will need a small amount of roving of your choice, a felting needle and foam pad, soapy water.

To start with pull out a tuft of roving and lay it down now pull out another tuft and lay that in the opposite direction.

Take your felting needle and poke the roving into a leaf shape. Do this for all four leaves.

Make a ball of some roving and roughly poke into place with the needle.

Now with the felting needle attach all the leaves to the ball and drop the whole into soapy water.

Take it out and squeeze out most of the water. Then start rolling in your hands like you are making a ball. Now and again unpeel and stretch the leaves.

Done!


Posted by Ingermaaike at 13:06 | Comments (7) | Trackback (1)

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Nice blogpost - beautiful flower just with a few simple tricks!
#1 Leina (Homepage) on 2008-02-26 13:30 (Reply)
cool !
such a nice bog :-D
#2 kissthefrog (Homepage) on 2008-02-27 12:51 (Reply)
Fun to see, how different people make their felted flowers :-)
#3 Devi (Homepage) on 2008-02-27 15:32 (Reply)
Thanks for the tutorial! :-D
#4 Tizzalicious (Homepage) on 2008-02-27 20:16 (Reply)
Wow, this looks so fun to try!
#5 LittleLovables (Homepage) on 2008-02-28 08:04 (Reply)
You have a very interesting blog with great tutorials! I'm putting you in my tutorials links on my blog at http://nicolesolo.blogspot.com :-)
#6 Nicole (Homepage) on 2008-03-05 00:52 (Reply)
Thanks so much for the great tutorial on felted flowers! Great explanations!
~Diane (DCRU DT ).
#7 Diane (Homepage) on 2009-08-04 18:41 (Reply)

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