About
Frayed Flower Brooch
You'll need a strip of fabric, needle and thread, scissors, button and a pin back (can also use a large safety pin).
Pick out some fabric you like which frays really easy. Depending upon how big and thick you want your flower, cut a strip of the fabric. Mine is 1 inch wide and 44 inches long. If you want your flower smaller, don't cut it as long or as wide.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Fold over one end and secure it with a stitch.
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Step 2Flip it over and start a running stitch along the bottom of the strip of fabric.
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Step 3When you've reached the end of your strip, pull the thread so the fabric bunches up.
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Step 4Shape the fabric into a flower.
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Step 5Secure all the layers by stitching through each and securing on the back.
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Step 6Next, stitch the button in the center.
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Step 7After the button is secure, stitch on your pin back or safety pin.
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Step 8WAA LAH! Super easy peasy frayed flower pin.
Experiment with the look by adding dangling pieces of lace, fabric, beads, chain or ribbon.
Now, go make one!
Nancy Ward
PaperFriendly
http://www.nancywardcrafts.com