Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Ribbon rose


Here is probably the quickest most easy ribbon rose you'll ever make! Alot of people make fabric roses, but i like to use ribbon because it gives the rose a really neat clean look, there is pretty much no fray except on the ends of the ribbon which won't show at all.




Here is what you'll need!

Supplies:
Hot glue gun 
Felt
Ribbon (i used 7/8 inch)
Scissors

First cut a circle out of your felt however big you want the flower to be,then knot the end of your ribbon. 


Glue the knot to the middle of your circle. 


Start twisting your ribbon 


glue around your knot and then place the twisted ribbon where you glued.


Continue twisting and gluing until you go all the way around and the felt is not showing - and your done!

If you want you can glue a clip to the back or make it a headband....there's so many options!!




Then have fun putting putting together different looks!


 I usually like to add pearls, feathers or buttons to make it look a little different


 This one is going to be a headband!






Have Fun!!

43 comments :

  1. I like using ribbons for flowers too! Thanks for this tutorial. I like your idea of making a knot for the center of a rose.

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  2. Those are SO cute! I'm definitely going to make some for my girls! :-)

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  3. These are so cute and look easy to make. Thanks for the tutorial.

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  4. Really cute! I made two and glued them onto a headband that my daughter wore to school today!

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  5. That is so cute! I tried to do one with ribbon too, but I didn't glue it to the felt first. This will work much better. Thanks for sharing!! I found your blog from the Inspired by you Wednesday Party. I'm your newest follower. I'd love you to stop by my new blog loveofhomes.blogspot.com!

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  6. I love your ribbon flowers. I've been looking for a way to use my ribbon to make flowers and this is super easy:) THanks for sharing. Stay Fashionable! Love, Candy

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  7. Love these!!! I've never thought of using ribbon. It's perfect.
    Rachel
    adventuresofadiymom.blogspot.com

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  8. This is awesome! So easy looking and pretty too! I loooove ribbon! Thanks for stopping by and checking out my handmade wallet at purplestpecalin.blogspot.com. Thanks for following too! I'm your newest follower!

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  9. found on a link party.. these are awesome! Ive tried to make them before and they never turn out good. Yours look great.. inspires me to try again. haha!

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  10. This is super cute!!!
    Thanks for coming by to see my corpse bride costume!!!
    Your blog is so cute, glad I found ya!
    I'm your newest follower :)
    You have quite the list of link parties, awesome! I would love to be added to the fun with...
    Once Upon a Weekend at Family Ever After, starting Friday night.

    Thanks chica!
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  11. I came over from Freestyle Friday, and I'm your newest follower! I've tried to do ribbon flowers before and it was just a big mess, but I think I can do it your way!

    Leigh Anne The Queen Of Iwasgonna

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  12. Thanks so much for sharing! I was looking for some ideas for headbands for my 5 months old babies...

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  13. What a great idea! I love making flowers cant wait to try this one!

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  14. Thank you so much for sharing I was totally just wondering
    How these were made! P's thanks for atop by my blog!

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  15. What a neat idea! Thanks for a great tutorial!! I just saw your post on Home and Family Friday. I am now your newest follower; and I hope you will follow me, too! Blessings to you!

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  16. Wow what a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing this. I will try to make some and glue to my old headbands.
    I found you from 'Finding New Friends Weekend Blog Hop' and now following your blog.
    Cheers!

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  17. Holy moly! I thought I was doing pretty good with all my crafts until reading more of your blog! I can go crawl back in my hole now. Hahaha! You are so crafty! Go mama!!

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  18. I like all your variations. I've used ribbon for a different type of flower, I hadn't thought to use ribbon for this particular method. I'm sure I'll be doing this soon.

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  19. Thanks for showing how to do that!!! I love those!

    New Follower from Finding New Friends Weekend Blog Hop. Hoping you will follow back! =0)
    My Crazy Life

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  20. Great tutorial! Very pretty :) Visiting from delicateCONSTRUCTION! Id love for you to link up at my fashion party! It's called DIY Diva Thursdays and we party TH-M every week :)

    Kara
    www.mineforthemaking.com

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  21. Those are lovely!! I like the look of the ribbon! Haven't tried it before, but now I will for sure! Thanks for sharing this on Fancy This Fridays!!!

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  22. These are adorable! Thanks for showing me how to make them... Would love it if you would link this up to our Rockin' link party going on now at RoCa and Company. Here is the link: http://rocaandcompany.blogspot.com/2011/10/you-rock-7.html. Come and show off what you got. Hope to see you there...

    Remember...YOU ROCK!!

    Carmen @ RoCa and Company
    www.rocaandcompany.blogspot.com

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  23. These are so sweet and adorable! Thanks for linking your tutorial to Potpourri Friday.

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  24. Hi, new follower here from the Finding New Friends Hop, http://babyfeetandpuppybreath.blogspot.com/
    Hope you can drop in, say hello and follow me back.
    Thanks.

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  25. Thanks for the tutorial! Thank you for sharing and linking to Wicked Awesome Wednesday!

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  26. I adore all kinds of flowers...paper, fabric and ribbon and these turned out great. Thanks for the tutorial too!

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  27. Very neat! Thanks for sharing.

    Stopping by from the Finding New Friends Weekend Blog Hop. Following you by GFC. I would love if you'd stop by my blog. Have a great weekend.

    http://frugalmommieof2.blogspot.com/

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  28. LOVEEEEEEEEE Flowers, those are fabulous. Thank you! Found you from Joyful Stamper, this is great way to meet new crafters. I'm new follower now.

    www.inspired-by-scrapping.blogspot.com

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  29. Adorable! I need a good tutorial and this is it! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  30. I love simple projects like this that have a really great outcome! Adorable! Thanks for sharing this @ Show & Share! Happy to have you!

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  31. That's really cute and simple. :)

    Hello! I'm following from the Finding New Friends Weekend Blog Hop - Week 30! I hope you had a fun and safe Halloween! I'm following through Google Friend Connect, Facebook, Twitter, etc. if applicable!
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  32. They're cute! I've never tried this with ribbon yet....

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  33. SEW cute & SEW easy. What a great tutorial! Thanks so much for linking up to Fabulous Friday!

    Warmly, Michelle

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  34. Thanks for the tutorial. I've been trying to figure out how to make these!

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