DIY Easy Fabric Flowers No Tools | Vintage millinery technique

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This video is all about making fabric flowers without the use of specialist flower making tools or equipment. I’m demonstrating 3 completely different techniques that can be modified in all sorts of different ways to achieve a plethora of looks. All you need is the correct fabrics and your hands.

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→ Organza Rose ←
Silk organza
Matching thread
Flower petal patterns (5L, 4M, 4S)
Fabric scissors
Small scissors
Pliers
Tweezers
Pins
Needle
Cotton wool
Wire (0.4mm cotton covered)

→ Stamens for Cotton Organdie Poppy ←
Old photo frame
Thread
PVA craft glue
Acrylic paint to match thread colour
Toothpick
Mixing stick
Mixing containers
Paintbrush
Scissors
1 sheet a4 paper
Corn starch

→ Cotton Organdie Poppy ←
Stamens (4 groups of 16 – 64 in total)
Cotton organdie
Muslin cloth
Bowl of water
Wire (0.4mm cotton covered)
Wire (0.16mm beading wire)
Cotton wool
Black satin or crepe (a tiny bit)
Needles, threads, pins etc
Pliers
Fabric scissors
Small scissors
Flat 2 hole button (2.5cm)
Poppy petal pattern (4 small, 4 medium)

→ Wired Ombre Ribbon Pansy ←
Wired ombre ribbon 2.5cm wide (50cm per flower)
Matching thread (or clear beading thread)
Small scissors
Beading needles
Tweezers
Seed Beads for the centres

→ Flower making books ←
https://archive.org/details/artofhand...
The art of handmade flowers
by Iida, Miyuki, 1903-2007; Iida, Tomoko,

https://archive.org/details/makingarr...
Making and arranging silk flowers
by Hamilton, Anne

→ Suggested suppliers ←
Petershams Millinery Supplies
Beckford Silk
Borovik Fabrics
Cloth House
VV Rouleaux

→ Time Stamps ←
0:00 Introduction
0:56 Silk Organza Rose
3:20 DIY Stamens
4:39 Cotton Organdie Poppy
7:36 Wired Ribbon Pansy
9:30 Variations

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