This will work best if the fabric is silk. I only used 6 circles for this flower because the smallest circle ended up being covered completely by the beads so I left it out. Make your largest circle as big as you want the finished flower to be. My flower is three inches wide.
A little trick about buying beads:
Go to Claire's or Icing and buy a beaded bracelet or earrings off the clearance wall in the colors you need. Much, much cheaper than buying a big pack of way more beads than you need from a craft store.
If you prefer the flower to be permanently attached, then skip the pin and attach the flower directly to the hat.
I'm all about options, so I prefer to keep the flower detachable in case I want to use it later as a lapel pin, hair accessory or attached to a ribbon belt.
Thanx 4 sharin kristina, u r talented as I said b4...:)
ReplyDeleteSo crafty and cute!!! I love it! And that color looks gREAT on youu!
ReplyDeleteJust too cute!! And you make it look so easy!!
ReplyDeleteSo simple but SO cute!!! Thanks, Kristina!
ReplyDeleteWOW< this is such a cool Idea. I just found your blog and this is so creative, love how you added the detail by burning the edges. Great post.
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ReplyDeleteWow that looks so cute!! You can pull off hats really well too... it's def not the most flattering thing on me. But I love how the edges of the flower are burned, making it look more worn. Such a great color on you..
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