sharon b

So Pretty ! I love them, bringing Spring inside, since around here it is not outside :lol:

How did you make them ?

canmitch1971

Very cute

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

Kitchens are supposed to match? :shock:

knlsmith

they would be REALLY cute on my frig! i love them!!!!!

Grama Lehr

Looks like more than one of us would like a pattern!! Are you going to share? I have FIVE granddaughters!!! :roll: :D :-D :shock:

raptureready

Okay, I'll admit that I'd like the pattern too.
I've been sitting here trying to figure out how they're made since Quilter7x and Wvdek have already sent their addresses to get these. LOL

granny_59

I also would like to get the pattern - please.

Granny

amandasgramma

Gosh!!! Okay --- I've been gone all day -- sorry or I'd have been back on here sooner!! I've made these years ago and DID put them on my daughters barretts and on her ponytail "thingy".....

For each petal:

ONE 1 1/2" square

Lay the squares down, right sides together. I then took a snip of 2 corners.....doesn't have to be exact -- after all, NO flower is exact and perfect.

I then handstitched a scant 1/4" around three sides with double strand of thread. Do NOT cut the thread.

Now turn the petal inside out. Line up the raw edge and stitch it together. Do NOT cut the thread. When you've finished, very gently pull the thread to gather the petal. Now make a tacking stitch (back and forth in the same place). Then you can go BACK thru the end of the petal to make that gathered end as tight as you can. NOW you can cut the thread.

When you have 6 petals done, take 2 petals and do a tack stitch holding two together. Go on around and kinda overlap the petals just a little bit. The goal is to get the hole in the middle as small as you can. Sew or glue a button to the middle, and glue a magnet to the back!!! VOILA!!!!

SO simple!

wendiq

I could probably figure these out, but a pattern (template) would be helpful??????

CarrieAnne

They are really cute, so bright and cheerful!