I am so back to my love affair with FELT. I’ve been on a felt craze the past few weeks making felt hair clips and hair clip organizers. A friend of mine asked if I could do a felt flower tutorial. This one is super easy, no sewing required. You can make one in under five minutes. I promise you’ll get hooked with Felt fabrics after you’ve made one of these pretty Felt Flowers.
You will need:
- Felt Fabric (soft)
- Scissors
- Hot Glue
- pearl beads
- plastic cup for tracing
Start by tracing a circle using a cup about 3 inches in diameter.
Make scalloped edges like so.
Cut the circle into a spiral leaving a small oval shape in the center. This will be the base of the flower.
Start rolling from the outside edge of the spiral. Dab a hot glue and add a small pearl bead. This will be the center of the flower. Keep rolling and dab hot glue every so often to keep the rolled flower in place and tight.
Add hot glue at the bottom.
Ta da! Here’s the finished flower. I just added green felt as accent. Attach it to a snap clip and you have a pretty little hair clip.
I made them in different sizes and attached it to a headband and you have the cutest hair accessory for baby girls 
You can go crazy with this felt flower! I know what you’re thinking. I think you want to get hold of a soft felt fabric and want to start rolling just about NOW!
p.s. If you’re making this, please show me some pictures and I would very much appreciate a link back/ping back.
Happy crafting!
Marryl
p.s. If you don’t feel crafty or would like your little princess to have one of my handmade creations, please do send me a message marrylallwrite@yahoo.com or do LIKE my page in Facebook Marryl’s Arts and Crafts.
so cute and easy to realize, i love it !!
Yes, super easy to make!
Yes! For the first time in a looooong time, I feel like I can actually do a craft thing! Hahaha. Wonderful, easy-to-follow tutorial and just in time as I’ll be going home for Lent and this is something I can do with my little ‘maarte’ nieces, haha. Thank you, Marryl!
You’re welcome, Tita Buds. This is so easy to make and you can go crazy with it.
Lovely! Thanks for sharing
You’re welcome. You should try making one. It’s so easy.
So pretty! I am thinking that these would make great little gifts for birthday presents. Thanks for the tutorial!
You’re very welcome.
Lovely! My daughter will surely love this.
Thanks!
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Glad to bump into your site while googling for felt paper headbands
just quickly followed and made one for my lil girl weeeeeh =) will lurk around and maybe il find more helpful ideas on your wonderful blog!
Thank you for your kind words. Yes, you will be hooked with Felt or the other crafts. Whether it’s for your little girl or for yourself, doing crafts just does something to us, doesn’t it? Happy crafting! Great to have you here.
fantastic……god bless u …………………..im really impressed
Thank you for your kind words.
Love it – great minds think alike – I did a very similar (though not as beautiful!) tutorial on my blog last year (http://madebyyourstruly.wordpress.com/2012/01/15/headband-with-flower-quick-tutorial-and-free-of-course/)
I came across your blog through your having liked my baby booties and love the fact that you started yours for the very same reason I started mine ~ to give my kids a point of reference in the future for all the things I’ve made for them along the way.
Good to meet you
Beautiful! I can’t wait to tell my friend, Paula, about this. She will love it. Thanks for liking my post, “An Ounce of Prevention.”
You’re welcome. It’s great to find people online who share the same passion.
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Thanks for visiting my blog Meryl! I especially like the pearls you’ve used in these flowers – I’m always concerned with the weight of the flowers that I make. The pearls are a perfect weightless finish. Bravo!