So, maybe you made some Warm 'N Toasty Pumpkins and now you have sweater pieces left...
I found a tutorial at Whipperberry to make flowers out of those left over pieces! (Via pinterest!)
A burlap rose goes perfectly with the sweater flowers.
Vintage buttons for the flower centers are attached with hot glue or thread.
I used hot glue to attach the flowers to a grapevine wreath that I picked up at a garage sale. The wreath just needed the old embellishments removed and it was ready for new life!
I'm linking up this week with Kindra.
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Oh, I love it. It's nearly time for sweaters here, too. No snow yet, but it's been to our north. Have a great Tuesday and enjoy that new wreath.
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable..I love it! The sweater with burlap is great! Your buffet looks so pretty also.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love the different textures with the burlap.
ReplyDeleteAnd those flowers could be used as package decorations, too. If you have more scraps. I always seem to have too many.
Clever use of cast off clothing and another of those things where I smack my forehead and thin, "why didn't *I* think of that?!" Would be very cool attached to a yarn wrapped wreath too.
ReplyDeleteFun fun!! Another great idea!!
ReplyDeleteawesome!
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Fun...I've made lots of paper flowers but have yet to try fabric ones, better get on that huh? Yours look great! Chat soon, Laurel
ReplyDeleteI made a pin out of a sweater rose. I love the wreath idea!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make these sweet sweater flowers! Thanks for sharing!
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