Cloth leaves diy

To make 7 tulips we need: - fabric for flowers 105cm (41 1/2") x 18cm (7"); - fabric for stems 32cm (12 1/2") x 23cm (9"); - fabric for leaves 55cm (21 1/2") x 33cm (13"); - chenille wire; - threads for sewing; - filler for toys.

Sewing on leaves is so much fun and great for developing your child's fine motor skills. Plus, they look gorgeous hung up around your home.

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Oahu Local Floral Designer on Instagram: "Make a full ti leaf maile lei with us using fresh red and green ti leaves. Disclaimer: Kaululani makes her ti leaf maile leis differently. She twists left and crosses over right. Others twist right and cross over left. You can twist the leaves in either direction you wish to do so, however make sure to cross over in the opposite direction in order to achieve the right look. Mahalo for watching!"

NATURAL DYEING | REBECCA DESNOS on Instagram: "Hammered leaf prints 😍🌿 It’s so satisfying to make realistic leaf prints on cloth 🤗🔨✨ 👉 Comment ZINE and I’ll send you a DM with more info about my book Plant Dye Zine 🍃 It gives you techniques for the longest lasting prints that won’t wash out of fabric. Bonus tips: 📌 Excellent leaves to print: nettle, sage, yarrow, mint & lemon balm. 📌 Any leaf that’s tender and moist is worth testing. 📌 It works beautifully with deeply…