Цветок из скрученной ткани

Ловите усовершенствованный цветок из скрученной ткани - уже и с лепестками:) Солнечный такой получился! И стиль навевает то ли бохо, то ли кантри:) Нравится, сделаю:)

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The other night while my mom was over visiting we were fooling around with some fabric and she sewed a scrap length of fabric I had together and came up with these. I instantly fell inlove and just had to share this. I know there may already be a tutorial out there for these but I personally haven't found one yet so here goes......

What you need:

1. Very soft fabric like crushed organza or chiffon
2. Needle and strong thread - I used 2 stands of embroidery thread
3. small cardstock circle for back of bloom
4. Flower centers
5. Glue - I used a hot glue gun

Step 1 - It's important to decide what finished look you want BEFORE cutting your fabric
The width of the fabric will depend of how big you want your bloom. The fabric gets folded over so decide how wide you want your bloom before cutting the fabric. The large blue bloom in the pic above is approx 4inch wide finished and my fabric was 3 inch wide. For a smaller bloom obviously decrease the width.
The length will dictate how ruffled your finished bloom will be so again decide before cutting you fabric.
For the large blue bloom my fabric was 3inch wide and 1.5 yards long
For the smaller blue bloom my fabric was 2.5 inch wide and only 1 yard long (less ruffles)
For the yellow bloom my fabric was 2.5inch wide and 1.5 yard long

Step 2 - Fold width of fabric in half and do running stitches along the edges as shown in the pic

Step 3 - Once you reach the end try and untwist all the ruffles so that the sewed edges are all on one side











Step 4 - Take the 2 ends of thread and pull together so that the ruffles form a circle with the sewed edges to the center. AGAIN make sure to untwist the fabric and all the ruffles are facing outwards.

Step 5 - PULL TIGHT but carefully as to not break the thread. Once you have a tight center knot the thread several times and cut off excess thread.

Step 6 - You will notice that the bloom is VERY puffy so that is why the next step is important if you plan on using the bloom on a LO.
Turn the bloom over onto the back side and apply some glue (I used my hot glue gun) and attach the center of the bloom to your piece of circular cardstock. This will pull the front center of the bloom inwards and flat againt the cardstock creating a ballerina effect.

Step 7 - Turn bloom back over and apply your flower center and VIOLA, you have your very own ballerina bloom.

I made this little pink one (about 2 inch wide) using some chiffon. For this size my fabric was 2 inches wide and about 1 yard long.

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Мастер-класс подготовила текстильный дизайнер Санди Хендерсон, в этом году она выпустила свою первую книгу с идеями о том, как использовать в декоре кусочки и обрезки тканей.

Нарежьте нужной длины полоски ткани, из которой будете скручивать розочки. Для скручивания розочки диаметром около 5 см понадобится полоска ткани шириной 3 дюйма и длиной 20 дюймов. Вы можете взять уже готовые косые бейки, если хотите, и пропустить шаги 2-5.

Аккуратно и ровно согните полоску по ее длине, хорошо прижмите место сгиба. Можете прогладить, если ткань непослушная.

Разверните полоску ткани на изнаночную сторону.

Оба края полоски загните к центру внутрь. Ширина загибаемых краев должна быть одинаковой. Прогладьте края.

Согните полоску посередине длины. У вас получилась полоска похожая на косую бейку.

С одного конца подготовленной полоски раскройте внутренние края и закрепите с изнаночной стороны в месте серединного сгиба иголку.

На лицевой стороне полоски пришейте к краю красивую пуговицу или бусину.

Оберните полоской ткани ножку пуговицы или нижнюю часть бусины. Закрепите ниткой.

Поверните полоску ткани на 90  градусов по отношению к внешней стороне. Закрепите ниткой место, в котором была повернута ткань. Далее сверните ткань снова во время обертывания.

Сверните полоску ткани на обратную сторону, так же на 90 градусов.

Оберните вокруг центра и закрепите ткань ниткой снизу так, чтобы нить не было видно на лицевой стороне цветка.

Продолжайте поворачивать полоску ткани на 90 градусов во время обертывания ее вокруг центра. Скрутив всю полоску или достигнув нужного диаметра цветка, закрепите нитку с обратной, задней стороны цветка.

Кончик ткани подверните и подшейте к задней стороне получившегося цветка из ткани. Готовое изделие можно использовать для украшения самых разных вещей – заколок, блуз, игольниц, абажуров и т.п.

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Can you say gorgeous?! I fell instantly in love with this look, and while it was shown on a bride, I thought it would look equally awesome on the little ones.

The bows on the sashes that I ordered are removable, so there would be a nice open space in the back to add flowers, just like in the picture above. And so, I was a girl on a mission.
After seeing this amazing paper rose tutorial on Vintage Glam Blog (now Ruffled), I wondered if this technique could translate into fabric. Since I already had a sewing machine and a bunch of fabric from my outrageous DIY table overlay idea, I decided to give it a shot. After a little experimenting, I was making my own fabric flowers. Granted, they are not as pretty as the ones in the picture above, but I think they’re cute enough in person.
I’ve made a bunch of different sizes in the colors seen below.

And in case any of you are looking for another fabric flower tutorial, here’s one with a new twist! Before you start, I recommend checking out the Ruffled tutorial so that these instructions are a bit easier to follow. And please pardon my terrible pictures; the lighting in our apartment is horrible. OK, here we go!
Step 1: Cut your fabric into a rectangle, then fold it in half so that you’ve got two overlapping squares - right side in, wrong side out (I chose this fabric because it has two obvious sides; for our purposes, the lighter side is the “right” side and the red is the “wrong” side).

Step 2: Pin your two pieces of fabric together in a spiral pattern

Step 3: Cut in between your pin lines so that you end up with a fully-pinned, fabric spiral cut-out


Step 4: Get to your sewing machine! Sew along the outer edge of your fabric spiral with about a quarter of an inch border



Step 5: Flip over your now-sewn spiral so that it’s right side out


Step 6: Beginning at the outer edge of the spiral, start rolling up your fabric (you can roll it up as tight or as loose as you’d like, it will only impact the size of your final product)

Step 7: As you roll and position the layers of your rosette, occasionally throw anchoring stitches through your flower base


Step 8: Once you reach the end of your spiral, anchor everything down on the flower base with stitches. It doesn’t have to be perfect, as no one will be seeing this side.

Your Final Product:



Once the sashes come in, I’ll experiment with the flowers and see how they look! I hope to be able to accurately recreate my Martha inspiration - fingers crossed!источник

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1.  Cut several strips of fabric from the old tees.  I used a variety of widths (approx. 1" to 1.5") and lengths (10" to 14").  I cut some of the strips with plain scissors and others with pinking shears. Notice that neatness in cutting is not super critical here. :)

2.  Set your sewing machine for a gathering stitch (the longest straight stitch with a very loose tension) and stitch along the long side of each strip, about 1/8" from the edge:


There is a pretty good video tutorial on gathering stitches right here - check it out if you're new to sewing!
3.  Gently pull the bobbin thread to gather the length of the fabric:

4.  After gathering, your strip should want to form a circle like this.  I kept the gathering on one end a bit tighter (this will be the center of the flower.)

5.  Get your needle and thread ready.  Then roll up the fabric in a spiral (not too tight) and while holding the bundle, stitch across the bottom (gathered) side several times to hold the flower together:

6.  After you've stitched the bottom of each flower together, turn them over and you should have something that looks like this: (the left flower was not pinked, the right one was!)

7.  Repeat steps 1-6 to make as many flowers as you want to adorn your shirt.  Then arrange the flowers on the shirt and pin them in place:
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