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June 4, 2018 by Kirstin

how to make rifle paper inspired felt flowers

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowers

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowersI love Rifle Paper Co., y’all. I love the Rifle Paper Co. FABRIC and their city prints and their gift wrap (and did I mention their fabric?). SWOON.

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowershow to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowersI also love felt flowers (ok DIY flowers of all kinds, but I have a special place in my heart for flowers made out of fabric).

My inspiration- these Rifle Paper Co two toned buds!I’m currently working on a super-special gift for Piper that includes felt flowers, and I noticed that one of the ‘signature looks’ of the Rifle Paper Co. flowers are these sweet, two-toned buds.

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowersSince rolled flowers are SO SO easy (and use so little felt), I figured I’d try to make something similar to add to Piper’s gift. AND I LOVE THEM.

To make a Rifle Paper inspired felt flower-

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowers
1- Gather a pile of coordinating wool felt (I keep coming back to this palette of pinks and peaches, but I also love the brighter pops of color in this palette and have already ordered this wool felt palette as well)

2- Cut a thin rectangle of felt (about 1/2″ tall and 4″ wide). Fringe one edge. Roll into a fringe-edged tube, hot gluing as you roll to secure.

3- Stack two pieces of coordinating felt or wool felt (I like the wool-felt blend better because it seems to cut better and just look better, but either one will work)

4- Cut out small stacked squares (about 3″ x 3″). Round the corners so you have two stacked oval/circles. Cut into a stacked spiral. (*To see pictures of 4, 5 and 6 see the photos below).

5- Separate the pieces of felt and trim off the edge of the interior spiral.

6- Hot glue the two spirals together.

6- Glue the inner edge of the spiral to the fringed tube. Continue to roll and glue until the two toned bud is finished.

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowers(To make smaller two toned buds, skip the fringed center and just start at Step 2. To start, just pucker the center and hot glue and then continue rolling and gluing).

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowersDONE! Add to a felt flower garland or use as a sweet hair accessory, or add to a Spring-y wreath.

how to make Rifle Paper Co. inspired felt flowersI have a couple other FUN felt flower ideas up my sleeve, but they are still in the works so stay tuned. 😉

OTHER FLOWER-Y GOODNESS-

How to make the most gorgeous felt flower garland

Vintage sheet flower corsages

Flower purse with cute interchangable accessories

DIY felt flower collar/necklace

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January 15, 2013 by Kirstin

how to make felt flowers

As part of Evie’s Farmer’s Market birthday party, there was a little ‘flower stall.’ There were buckets of real flowers, paper flowers and felt flowers- the kids loved it! And I wish I would’ve taken pictures of some of the beau-ti-ful bouquets that they made us that morning- they were both adorable and hilarious at […]

September 6, 2011 by Kirstin

49 fabulous fabric flower tutorials

I love (love love love) the vintage sheet fabric flower corsages that we used as favors for the Retro Garden Shower. And, after a little searching, realized that there is some serious fabric flower tutorial goodness floating around. Serious. Goodness. I thought y’all might like a taste of the fabric flower tutorial goodness as well. […]

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