How To Make Organza Flowers 3 Easy Ways
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Cut a strip of organza so it's 3 to 4 inches (7.6 to 10.2 cm) wide. unroll organza fabric in any color and cut a piece that's at least 12 inches (30 cm) long and 3 to 4 inches (7.6 to 10.2 cm) wide. for a flower that's about 5 inches (13 cm) across, cut the strip so it's about 40 inches (100 cm) long. [7]. After the paper, i invite you to make organza flowers. it's very easy but also very quick. once you start it's very addictive because it's so much fun !you c.
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Learn how to make organza flowers with this guide from wikihow: wikihow make organza flowers0:00 making a flower with individual parts0:38 cr. Anyone can make this at home. organza flower easy tutorial, i make this as easy as possible. materials & suppliesorganza fabric, 100 % polyester: amz. Pinch the stack firmly and then stitch right through all the layers. with a doubled up thread you can avoid a big bulky knot by going back through the loop on the wrong side. work 2 or 3 stitched just to hold all the layers together securely. now you are ready to add a pretty centre. Pile up around 10 petals, sizing from from big to small. the smallest petal should be on top of the pile. next thread your sewing needle with a similar color thread to your petals. hold all your petals together and take your needle through the middle of all the layers. work a few small stitches in the center to hold your petals in place.
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Pinch the stack firmly and then stitch right through all the layers. with a doubled up thread you can avoid a big bulky knot by going back through the loop on the wrong side. work 2 or 3 stitched just to hold all the layers together securely. now you are ready to add a pretty centre. Pile up around 10 petals, sizing from from big to small. the smallest petal should be on top of the pile. next thread your sewing needle with a similar color thread to your petals. hold all your petals together and take your needle through the middle of all the layers. work a few small stitches in the center to hold your petals in place. Shift layers from side to side until you achieve a natural look. pick up your flower, keeping a finger in the center and at the base so your arrangement doesn’t slip. to secure your layers, insert a straight pin from the back through all the layers as shown below. sew your bead or beads into place. I made this satin flower a little larger than the organza ones, the circles were 4” (10cm) and the finished flower 3” (8cm) . to cover the larger messy middle i cut 2 small circles of satin and sealed the edges in the same way as for the organza flowers i’ve made previously. a little pearly button finished it off nicely.
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Shift layers from side to side until you achieve a natural look. pick up your flower, keeping a finger in the center and at the base so your arrangement doesn’t slip. to secure your layers, insert a straight pin from the back through all the layers as shown below. sew your bead or beads into place. I made this satin flower a little larger than the organza ones, the circles were 4” (10cm) and the finished flower 3” (8cm) . to cover the larger messy middle i cut 2 small circles of satin and sealed the edges in the same way as for the organza flowers i’ve made previously. a little pearly button finished it off nicely.
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