[...] than nest and attach to wreath with hot glue.STEP THREE: add the nestSTEP FOUR: add mini flowers {tutorial here} and twigsSTEP SIX: glue eggs in the nestand you have a sweet spring wreath.happy springvar [...]

[...] pieces, we had two operations going.  First, the felt flowers, which we created following the tutorial here.  Our [...]

i love flowers there are sooo amazing my friend showed me this site ….thanks so much!

[...] gift adornment by Design Dump 2 – Autumn bloom belt by I am a momma hear me roar 3 – Flower pin by Jones Design Company 4 – Pomela felt flower by Craft [...]

great idea regards from Reynosa, mexico

[...] purses or bags, on hair clips. So I used some fabric from an old shirt along with this super easy tutorial here…and ended up with exactly what I had in mind! Love when that [...]

LOVE these! I was searching for a flower tutorial tonight and came across this! It was so quick and easy to make and turned out absolutely lovely! Thanks so much! I used one to dress up the outfit I’m wearing to celebrate my baby boy’s 1st birthday!

Oh my word those are so cute! I just love them! Now I know what to put in my lamp shade.

Many Blessings,
Kristiana

hye…im from Malaysia…really love your flower tutorial…I’m wondering if i can make colorful flowers…but i don’t know the match color that suitable…

HOLA FIJATE QUE NECESITABA ALGO DISTINTO PARA MI GUARDA ROPA DETALLES, ESTABA DESESPERADA POR TENER SIEMPRE LO MISMO Y ME HAS DADO UNA IDEA EXTRAORDINARIA PERO SOBRE TODO FEMENINA TOTSAMENTE.. GRACIAS ……

Wow..just as I was about to write myself off at totally simple crafts, I came across this one and gave it a shot..a last ditch effort. Amazing! Love it Thanks so much for sharing!

Can’t wait to make a bunch of these. I have a set of cookie cutters in this shape, in graduated sizes – readymade templates!

Thank you for this tutorial. I made 2 flowers today, later this week I gonna buy some pins )

Thanks for sharing this fabulous tutorial! I made two felt flowers this morning. Easy, fun and adorable. I also shared a link to the tutorial on my blog. Thanks again!

[...] Flower Pin Tutorial (I actually use the flowers I make for my scrapbook page layouts) [...]

[...] Here are the tutorials for the ric rac daisy, rick rack chrysanthemum, felt dahlia, and the ruffled flower. If you don’t see something you like in any of the links just do a search and go nuts. There [...]

Thanks for this super creative tutorial! I’m all about making Christmas this year and this is right up my alley!

Sweet!. Reblogged at http://jolifetoday.wordpress.com/2011/11/07/10-bits-of-awesomeness-diy/

xo Jeau

[...] I’ve been eyeing on Pinterest. I found several tutorials. (I love Google!) Here’s one with really good instructions and [...]

I just made 6 of these in different colors and I just love them! I am going to make more because my girlfriends are going to love them too. They are so easy and quick to make. I plan to make some for attaching to headbands for my nieces too. Thank you for sharing this really fun flower!

So sweet! Gave me the inspiration to craft again! What fabric did Nonna use?

Thanks for the great tutorial! I found it on Pinterest. Just made my first flower out of felt. Now I’ll be making more of these as wearable package decorations for friends this Christmas.

[...] I used the flower pin tutorial from Jones Design Company.  The tutorial is for a smaller flower,  but I wanted a larger flower, I increased the templates [...]

love the craft.. off to do it right now because I actually have those things at home (sign of a really great craft!). AAANND… can I say that I love that your nail polish is imperfect! I don’t know you… but I do know my mom would have suggested the same thing. It’s real life… thanks!

Love this tutorial! I’m making them for all my girl friends. They’re going to looooove them!

I recommend:
* Getting the 20% wool felt or higher. The flower looks more professional.
*Bringing the flower and circle pattern with you to the fabric store so you choose the yardage based on how the pattern fits on the felt.

I didn’t bring the pattern. I guessed with 1/4 yard and wasted some felt. I got 3 flowers out of 1/4 yard. 2 of the 3 flowers had 7 petals. The last one had 6 petals. I recommend 7 petals.

I bought everything at Jo-Ann Crafts. Thanks Emily!

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Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial! I made these tonight out of old tee-shirts and they turned out darling! Only took about 15 minutes each, so that makes this project one of my favorites…fast, cheap, and easy!

tk

I was looking for ideas for barrettes for my sweet girls and think I am going to try this soon. I have some felt leftover from my nursery mobile project (still in progress!); do you think I can use felt instead of wool? Thanks Emily!

You are a most inspirinational person – just awsome – thank you

[...] just braided three of the little strips together. We used our favorite no-sew flower pattern found here for embellishment, and glued them to the bag with fabric [...]

[...] was my first time playing with felt. I had seen a lot of tutorials online including this one by Emily, but never tried one [...]