So, I have been super sick and super busy for the past 2 weeks. Not a good combination for blogging. But I am back and I come bearing gifts! Check out the flowery goodness in this post.
I know that DIY is not for everybody. But you know I love it, so I wanted to share some of the fabulous DIY fabric flower options that have been circulating lately. I actually have three brides using different fabric flowers for very different things. (Think: escort cards, favor tags, chair decor, and even a cool photobooth backdrop!). They do not consider themselves DIY-savvy, so that just goes to show how easy it can be to make and incorporate these into your wedding. Of course, they also have my help, so I guess that counts too! ;) But seriously. Nothing makes me happier than sewing together fabric flowers while watching, "Stranger Than Fiction" or "Love Actually" or "The Wedding Crashers." It is strangely therapeutic for me. Meaning: if any of you need some DIY-lovin' (DIT - Do.It.Together), feel free to give me a shout!
Without further ado, here are some of my favorite fabric flowers and their tutorials!
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Fabric Flowers Round-Up
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
The crowning glory peony by Martha Stewart, tutorial found here
Another Martha Stewart piece and another silk dupioni option. Tutorial here
cotton and tulle flowers via 100 Layer Cake and the tutorial, of course!
shredded fabric chrysanthemums via Elizabeth Anne Designs, with tutorial here
And last but not least this cute frayed fabric flower that would be perfect for a rustic wedding
via Maize in Montana and tutorial here
Finally, if DIY is simply not your thing, head on over to Emerson Made because those lovelies are just amazing. I want to sleep in a bed of these roses! Please. And thank you.
Posted by nancy {So Happi Together} at 10:15 PM
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15 comments:
yay for these! IF and WHEN i get time, i would love to do some of these myself!
LOVE that first one and 2nd to last! i wish i could wear the 1st one everyday. :)
can you diy a large wall piece to hang over my sofa for me please? thank you!!
*ever ours I love that you always support with your comments. YAY for YOU!
*connie, I would so rock it everyday too! If we do it together, will we look less/more crazy?
*Jayna, of course! that will be one miilllion dollars! *pinky to lip* ;)
yay for fabric flowers
I love the structural look of the first flower. The perfect complement to the modern romantic.
Emersonmade is the ish.
And finally, Love Actually is my favorite holiday movie.
I am in LOVE with that first picture of the peony! Makes me want to try the tutorial...oh boy, here comes another DIY attempt!
That first flower hair piece goes perfectly with that dress :)
i love them all. lets make tons and wear them for alice's wedding. :)
SO adorable!!! I'm with Jane, a giant one over the sofa?! SWOON!
* Janine! The DIY loveliness at your wedding is going to be amazing!!
* Mommy Lim! For SURE!! eeks! I can't wait!!
Never saw those shredded fabric chrysanthemums before - great find!
I wish that the tutorial was still up for the shredded fabric chrysanthemums. They are so pretty.
http://emicibridal.bigcartel.com/product/small-bunch-of-silk-satin-fabric-peonies
thought you might enjoy!
I love the structural look of the first flower. The perfect complement to the modern romantic.
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