Made it and love it! Can’t wait to give them to my friends for Christmas (and put on my sweater tomorrow for work)

Beautiful! I love the way it turns out. I’ve always wanted to make this for my niece. I might give it a go! Thanks for the tutorial – very easy to understand!

This tutorial looked so easy I am trying it right now! Thanks for posting this!

thank you for making beauty so simple! my kids’ teachers will be receving one for christmas! xo

I love these flower pins. I think I’m going to make them and use them as the bows on top of Christmas presents, then everyone will get a pin as a bonus gift!! Thanks for posting and thank Nonna for us!

thank you bunches for your awesome tutorial. I made orange ones to go with black shirt for Halloween party. I can’t wait to make some more:) I love your blog- you are delightful!

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I just made a couple of these to use tomorrow when we get our Christmas pictures taken. Thank you so much! The directions were very easy to follow and it came out just like the picture! Great job!

THANKS SO MUCH!!! I am making some of these for Christmas presents (some out of my kids old jeans!!!) and I am also making the book page wreath…..I have several old books that are falling apart and now I am recycling them!!!!

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I don’t know if I commented previously when you posted this or not, but I LOVE this cute little pin! I am going to add a few to gifts, so THANK YOU for the cute and easy tutorial on how to make them!!!

Great tutorial. Very helpful. I have such a hard time making flower pins for dresses or accessories but the way this is done is super easy. Thank you so much.

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I have just recently found your site, and I am so happy that I did. I have been wanting to make these flower pins for a long time. Thank you so much for posting, and especially for the clear instructions. So excited to give as gifts.
Thanks again.

I love your site and I think yours are the only emails that I open from the mailing list emails I subscribe to! I love your ideas and decorating style!

just made the sweater flower pin. I made it and attached to a headband for my little girl to match a sweater dress that I made. SO CUTE! Thanks for the tut!

so lovely! I just found this and love it! I want to make several of these and give to some girlfriends for Christmas! Thanks!

I’m so glad to have found your blog! I’m a new follower:) I LOVE the flower pin. Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to make one!

Wow. I found your site just now, having followed a link from My Blessed Life to your free printable tags. Thank you for those btw!! And thank you for this website – I am only just getting started looking around and I’m going to make these flower pins as gifts for Christmas! Love this idea! (I’m going to make myself a couple as well!)

Thank you so much for posting this. I’ve been wanting to make them. Love your site! Can’t wait to look it around more.

Love this! These are great “happys” for Christmas! I took it a step further and made a large one. Thanks for sharing!!

I wanted to let you know that my daughter 6 1/2 yrs old did this for Christmas presents. We went and bought fleece (blanket) fabric and corduroy fabric. SHe made it two tones for most of the family (they looked like pansies). She gave one to her teacher (who put it on immediately). My mother in law liked it soooooo much, I showed her your blog and she now has it on her favorites. Thank you and keep the ideas coming. I really enjoy everything.

Wow, thank you! Can’t wait to make one.

Just made my first flower pin, and it was so EASY!! I am really excited to make more of these. Thanks for sharing your wonderful tutorial. You made it look so easy and very easy to follow.

I love everything about this website. Thank you for sharing!

i just love this…will have to try it one of these days! thanks for such great step by step pictures! love your blog- *laura*

I am so glad I found your blog. I have been trying to purchase a fabric flower brooch for sometime, now I can make my own. Thank you so much.

Lisa xx

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Love this tut.! Thanks so much for putting it together. Do you remember where you got the pretty wool from? I love the color! Thanks.

Lindsey

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Hi Emily! I thought you might enjoy this since I based everything on this sweet flower pin tutorial. Thanks for your inspiration! http://www.thechaseys.com/2011/01/tutorial-felt-flower-monogram.html

Just made my own version! Thank you so much for teaching me how to FINALLY make these! I’ve been coveting them!
Biz

Just found your blog this week and have already found inspiration from many of your posts! Thanks so much for the flower pin tutorial! Such an easy and cute item…I whipped up my own version in 10 minutes! Check it out: http://craftyteacherlady.blogspot.com/2011/01/felt-flower.html

Yay! I know what I am doing this afternoooner! Thanks! LOVE it!!

how easy is that!! Great tutorial and very easy to follow.

Thanks so much for such a fabulous tutorial! I’m going to make some of these beauties while I’m snowed in the next couple days!

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Thank you for that tutorial! I have been wanting to make those!

Thanks so much! You make great tutorials! I wanted to let you know that I made this and am posting the final result in my blog with a link back to your site. Thanks again!

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Fabulous! I love how the most simple things create the biggest smiles~

This is perfect, just what I was looking for. : )

This is perfect, just what I was looking for. : )

Wow! I’ve been wanting to see how these are made for so long…and then i stumbled upon this blog. Thanks!

This is adorable…i think there may be some easter flower pins made for my sisters this year…thanks for the tutorial!

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This is so adorable! My girls and I had tons of fun making these! Thanks!

I have been making these and they are so sweet. Will go well with the baby shower gifts I am making!