Easy Shabby Chic Fabric Flowers for Spring

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Create your own Shabby chic or Cottagecore scrap fabric flowers to celebrate Spring. Here are 9 designs and techniques for you to incorporate your own handmade flowers into your spring decor and fashions. Use fabric flowers on wreaths, purses, hair accessories, wall hanging, bedding, pillows, tiered trays, baskets, centerpieces the sky's the limit on what you can create and embellish with these beautiful and easy to make flowers! Totally Dazzled link below!

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[kimtreneman-pape]

The satin or taffeta flowers would make pretty pins. They are lovely!

[mariaameliapina]

this would be perfect for a boho purse or jean jacket

[shirl]

The flowers are beautiful & so many different ones to choose from.
The off white fabric doesn’t look like burlap. I use to make burlap flowers. Your fabric looks like drop cloth.
Thank you for the tutorial.

[craftygirl]

Thanks for this tutorial, I’ve made the one where you gathered all the petals on the thread years ago they are all gorgeous thanks for sharing, so much fun.

[chicagogirl]

Instant follow when you said it's worried about taxes and bills. Awesome video

[pamelataylor]

These flowers all look very beautiful Annie, I love them all. I’ll have a go at a few of them. I already do the ones that you twist the material around and around but it’s great to know how to do many more. Now you’ve made these I do recall some of these from when I was younger but I was never really interested back then like I am now. I could have learned heaps if I’d been interested enough to listen and watch what others were doing. Hav3 a great week and thanks for your video I loved it.

[lorenemeyer]

You are so funny and love watching your creations 😇🥰

[kristymh]

Thank you for reminding me about these flowers! I made over 300 of them for my daughter’s wedding 12 years ago, I was traumatized at the time and never wanted to hold fabric to flame again, , but now I’m recovered and ready to make more for my Easter decorations. Thanks again Annie, you always inspire me.

[mariabonita]

Thank you your tutorial its amazing !!! Easy way to learn to make diferent fabric flowers

[rebamatthews]

Thank you for taking the time to teach me how to make the beautiful flowers.

[theresaanndiaz]

Oh wow! It's so great to find a tutorial for something other than roses. Great tutorial.

[carolew]

I love that you have multi designs on one video. Time is precious.

[darlenedugan]

I love that you are fun and silly . I want to start a YouTube channel, but not sure if I would be good at it .

[kathyrawlings]

I can see how these flowers would be stunning on a wreath! Now I have to get some materials to try and make them. I just hope mine come out as pretty as yours! Thank you for your video.👍🤩😃🌺🌸

[ceejdiy]

Oh my all of your flowers turn out so gorgeous I dont know which one I like the best I think the cream lace my scheme 😅great ideas my Annie👏🥰❤️😘

[dnvdxgp]

The satin, taffita technique reminds me of the technique we used back in 70s whereas we used Kleenex to make the decor to pull thru chicken wire for the homecoming floats (without using the fire of course). We had to make hundreds and hundreds for the floats. Beautiful.

[melw]

love these! I have lots of cloth scraps.

[chewiedoggable]

Thank you for freely sharing your wonderful talent of making fabric/lace/satin/tulle flowers. How kind you are.

[mariettajrgensen]

They are just sooo petty 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕❤❤❤❤

[debrahorn]

Abs9lutely beautiful. These would make gorgeous napkin rings or seasonal gift embellishments or ornaments by using the appropriate fabrics.