May sewing group!

This month we've got flower power!

These things can be for any accessory! We've all been waiting to know all this stuff! Yay!

Monday, May 9th 10AM at Leslie Lheron's house

Questions... call me! (801)208-9488

 

We will be teaching eachother the love of making flowers and hair bows! I have a list of pictures and supplies here that a few sisters have contacted me with.  Come and just learn how to make some stuff and have fun!

As always, bring your kids to play while we gab and sew! And bring a friend if you want to as well, everyone is welcome.

Happy sewing!


Amy Curzon will be showing us this one. Looks awesome Amy! Here is the link for the info on this one.

 I got this tutoiral off of an awesome site. http://www.makeit-loveit.com/ 

Scraps really, but you'll need a strip of fabric about 1 1/2 inch wide and about 15 inches long. How wide or narrow you make the strip will change the look of your flower. Also, a needle and thread, felt or fleece for the back.

Leslie Lheron

There are a variety of different kinds of flower/ribbon clips you can make.  Here's a picture of the kinds I know how to do.  (Though I don't know how to make the curly-Q ones, sorry)

Materials:

any flowers you want to make into a bow

items to decorate the middle (jewels, buttons, etc.)

needle and thread (can be white thread, you wont see it)

hot glue gun

clips to put them on (I got my clips at the beauty store around the corner from Haistings)

any ribbon you would like to use

I will bring all of my stuff if anyone wants to use it to make just one.

Colleen Austen

For this project you will need:

-An old T-shirt (preferably one without writing on it.  The back of the shirt is fine to use as well)

-felt in the same/complimentary color as the T-shirt

-Hot Glue gun/ glue

-Scissors

-Alligator clip 

Kelsey Wells

You will need:
Scrap of fabric, enough to cut out 6 circles, approx. 2" diameter
     -I used a small glass to trace around for my circles
needle and thread
hot glue gun
complimentary brad or fabric covered button
    -I used a brad on the purple flower, and a fabric covered button on the brown flower
A metal hair clip
    -ribbon, if you choose to cover your hair clip
Erin Larsen

Crochet Flowers

 Materials:

Yarn

Crochet hook

Amy Call

You'll need:

Synthetic fabrics like organza, tafeta, satin, tulle, dress linning (these burn the best)
Thread and needle
Beads, buttons, pearls
Felt
Aligator clips
Suzy Stokes