November 28
Try This – Frill Flower
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November’s “Try This” posts all feature flowers. This week’s flower was made using Clover’s Flower Frill Templates.
The kit comes with 2 templates  of each size and an instruction sheet.
I started by cutting 15 fabric squares and threading a needle.
Following the instructions, fold the fabric.
Cut the fabric following the template.
Insert the needle and pull the thread through.
Continue constructing petals and stringing them on the thread.
When you have all the petals finished, gather them together.
Remove the needle and tie the two ends of the thread together.
Pull the petals open to create a nice, full flower.
Art Every Day Month – Day 28
I’m participating in Art Every Day Month.  Every day during the month of November I’m going to start a painting. Most won’t be finished, but I’ll get something started…a lot or a little.
Daily Inspiration
 
The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said.
Peter F. Drucker
Fab idea for the flower.
That’s fantastic! What a cool invention.
Lynne x
Oh, how cool! I love that particular style of flower — very 31! lol I haven’t seen those kits anywhere around here, though.
Yes, those are my flowers growing in the yard– well really woods outside b/c now a days no one really cares for the yard any more. Tom does some work in the food garden but the flowers are not tended to at all any more!!! They are camellia’s they become a large bush and bloom every fall and winter if they don’t get frozen– that is.. They live for ever. I have had one bush 42 years. Most are in the 25 to 30 years old range. I love them so much and use to care for them but I am getting too old to do much out there any more!! The last year the mosquitoes were so bad it was just hard to walk Zoie in them!!!
Years ago I use to make fabric flowers too!!
Nice work! You are one person who will never be stuck for homemade holiday gift ideas 🙂
Cute flower! The girl is also cute. I like how much you have varied the girls.
Very cute!
Nola
You find such cool projects!
That’s really clever how the flower is made.