Flowers
I finally managed to add the finishing touches to the felted flowers I made last week.
I embellished the crocheted flower using some embroidery floss and a vintage button that I thought was perfect for the flower center. I attached a pin back on the reverse side - now it can be worn as a lapel pin, shawl pin, or as an embellishment to a bag or tote. I think the next one I make will be pink....and maybe I'll do two layers for added depth.



Instead of using a knitting needle as the Peruvia Rose pattern suggested, I used a chopstick. All of my knitting needles are either in use...or "potentially" in use. I couldn't imagine dedicating one for use as the stem!


My creations pale in comparison to the flowers that I pass by in my neighborhood every day. I wish I could capture their beauty in a felted flower...





I embellished the crocheted flower using some embroidery floss and a vintage button that I thought was perfect for the flower center. I attached a pin back on the reverse side - now it can be worn as a lapel pin, shawl pin, or as an embellishment to a bag or tote. I think the next one I make will be pink....and maybe I'll do two layers for added depth.



Instead of using a knitting needle as the Peruvia Rose pattern suggested, I used a chopstick. All of my knitting needles are either in use...or "potentially" in use. I couldn't imagine dedicating one for use as the stem!


My creations pale in comparison to the flowers that I pass by in my neighborhood every day. I wish I could capture their beauty in a felted flower...






2 Comments:
At 1:41 PM,
Anne Campbell said…
Your felted flowers are lovely! I'm really impressed by the embroidery - I find that really hard.
At 3:43 AM,
K @ Tidewater Knits said…
Ooh, lookie at the felted flowers! So nice. (And the photos of real flowers are beautiful, too.)
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