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Dyed Wool Flower Pin

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A pop of color for my new winter hat!

I love finding a use for every last scrap of fabric in my project pile. Here's a bit of dyed wool leftover from a recon'd sweater creation.
Now it's a happy little rose on my bowler of choice this season!

With all due thanks, I based my flower on June Pfaff Daley's sweet sweater rosettes tutorial.
Be sure to take a peek cause her flowers are truly adorable!

Created using a how-to available here

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  1. Step 1

    Step 1

    So here's how I made my version:
    I had dyed some deconstructed wool sweater parts last winter and had some scraps. Wool is actually easy to dye. I used RIT Scarlet dye on a light grey wool sweater.
    Now, to make the flower I started with cutting out a spiral.

  2. Step 2

    Step 2

    The next step is to just curl the spiral around itself into a cute little rose.


  3. Step 3

    Step 3

    Then I stitched up the back to hold the shape using a whip stitch. The leaves were just wool scrap folded over, pinched and sewn on.
    The pinback was simply glued on with tacky glue.
    And there you have it!
    Super simple, right?

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sparrow is fancy

sparrow is fancy

16 Nov 22:49

awesomee, I love the stuff you make, Edie. :)

Jet H.

Jet H.

20 Nov 08:50

love this ,adorable!

edie d. Posted By:
edie d. »
November 16, 2009 17:15
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