DIY Easy Fabric Flower, One strip of Fabric, Tutorial, DIY

[@HTMLguruLady2]

Those are the prettiest fabric florals I've seen to date. Thank you for the tutorial

[@LilMizzSazzi]

I absolutely loved it...thank you for posting this amazing tutorial. I am very grateful that you share your talent with us.

[@MS-iw5hk]

You are incredibly talented!!! Thank you for making this!

[@daisyclub23]

Melanie Stuber Welcome! Thank you so much for the comment! Appreciate it.

[@nowthatscute8363]

OMG...I have made 3 flowers in the last 30 min. These instructions are so clear and easy. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this tutorial!!!

[@daisyclub23]

You are very welcome! Glad you like it! Thank you so much for the comment!!! Appreciate it.

[@Hxdroden1.s]

You have the most beautiful flowers and thank you for your time on your videos. It would be nice to have you talk us through exactly what you are doing step by step and or have words to follow.

[@lindafordham2964]

You are a perfectionist, reminds me of my Mom's sewing before dementia set in. Your flower is so beautiful, probably due to the perfection!

[@daisyclub23]

I am so sorry for your Mom! Thank you for the comment!!!

[@lindafordham2964]

Thank you for that. We were such good friends and now she doesn't remember that. I am so thankful that she remembers ME, but it's just not the same as when we talked and laughed about all sorts of things.

[@carriepayne6153]

Love your choice of music. Very soothing. 💙

[@Dennissiple]

Thank you for this tutorial. It's very clear and you've made it simple to re-create. The use of the second bit of felt on the back to make it convertible is a super-clever addition.

[@daisyclub23]

Dennis Siple Welcome! Glad you like it. Thank you so much for the comment! Appreciate it.

[@sibylbryson7363]

That's wonderful thanks for sharing God bless you.

[@carolynadams426]

This flower is elegant and beautiful. It lends It self to many variations. Thank you.

[@daisyclub23]

Carolyn Adams Welcome! Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@gracielarao3378]

fuxico en tela

[@danbursell2443]

BEAUTIFUL I love it!

[@manniannberg389]

You make it look so easy. Guess I should make smaller stitches then I wouldn't have to worry about the strip coming unruffled. That's why I knotted it at the end. A lot of fun even if its a little tedious. :) The best flower I've found for my nieces wedding shower. Thanks.

[@daisyclub23]

Glad you like my flowers! And they are easy to make. More to come! have a great time! Thank you so much!!!

[@ananita88]

Thanks for sharing really pretty

[@daisyclub23]

You are very welcome! Thank you!!!

[@manjar50]

The flower is gorgeous, thanks for sharing this tutorial with us

[@daisyclub23]

You are very welcome! Glad you like my new video! Next video will be for crochet flower and headband after that. Thank you so much!!!

[@pennythatcher1306]

Thanks for the nice video. Appreciate the ideas!🦋☮

[@finin4025]

I love it. This flower it's beautiful . And the tutorial its very well explained..

[@shirleydismuke1011]

These videos are so nice and very helpful in making any project. Thanks for sharing!

[@kayleesmith3357]

Wow!!! That's so pretty great job ad girl I love your nails

[@daisyclub23]

Thank you so much for the comment!!!

[@viianapoa7448]

Nice one! Thanks for sharing!..

[@veronicakecki944]

Looks gorgeous, thank you!

[@gianaseppanen]

Thank you so much! I haven't seen this method before but am really excited to give it a whirl!!

[@kiraleswei5934]

Thank you. I did this following what you did and it came out lovely. Thanks again! :-)

[@purplepixie274]

So gorgeous, great work

[@li-jalove2175]

that is really beautiful...thanks for sharing...☺☺👍👍

[@dianesmith9975]

If you used a wider strip, it may be easier for you to cut the top of the petals, as you would have a wide margin. Also you could make a template out of cardboard to make it easier to mark your petals shape. Beautiful flowers I’m making one tomorrow.

[@bouquetcreations3316]

Perfect production, very nice

[@afzalpatel3103]

nice

[@barbaramitchell1473]

Beautiful but takes a lot of patience which i do not have lol! Beautiful keep up the great work!

[@beverlyfields8932]

You do beautiful work, excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@daisyclub23]

Granny Fields Welcome! Thank you so much for the comment!!! Appreciate it.

[@sabinaminu7775]

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[@vimhakhouo]

WOW nice!

[@daisyclub23]

vimhakhonuo estherGlad you like it! Thank you so very much for the comment!!! Appreciate it. Blessings!!!

[@Dustycrypt]

just stunning thanks for sharing

[@iman11nami]

Beautiful!!! The sewing part proved too good to be true...but it's worth me watching over repeatedly...Thanks!!!

[@hummerklein2567]

the best EVER, i love it .And thanks.

[@distinctivefabric3083]

This is great.! more videos like this please.

[@daisyclub23]

I hope so...Thank you so so much!

[@lorinam1586]

Super like!.. Thanks for the video..

[@yajairacarrasco2466]

HERMOSA FLOR Y SOBRE TODO BELLO CENTRO...

[@ghislainemichaud7512]

beautiful flower!

[@proudmommy702]

Simply devine. Thanks for the lovely tutorial.

[@daisyclub23]

You are very welcome! Thanks for the comment!!!

[@robertberganini6350]

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[@heatherappleby8881]

stunning flower :)

[@daisyclub23]

Heather Appleby Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@nitakuku]

I love flowers, thank you, this could be used for dress and hair pin too

[@daisyclub23]

nitakukuGlad you like the video! The flowers are very useful. Thank you so much for the comment!!! Blessings!!!

[@mariarivera7130]

so beautiful n easy to make thanks four your instructions u are very good teacher...i want it to click like to the video but they wont let me lol from 1 to 10 i vote n say 12 plus .i love it....thanks!!!!!!

[@cherolmartin6715]

Very nice! You are a creative teacher. Thank you!

[@smh1128]

So Beautiful, you are very talented. Love it !! Thanks for sharing :-)

[@daisyclub23]

smh1128 Welcome!Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@StonewallArabians]

Just found your video. Beautiful! Looks like a gardinia

[@hasmik_happys]

Thank you!!!

[@daisyclub23]

You are very welcome! Thank you for the feedback!!!

[@susancychowski582]

lovely thank you for sharing

[@1971leito]

que lindas , muchas gracias por enseñar sin egoismos, los felicito, le hare a mis nietas

[@aucienebarbosa6652]

que liiiindas o seu trabalho amai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tessayoung768]

Hola me encanta tu trabajo

[@daisyclub23]

Thank you very much!!!

[@janewhitman365]

thank you...helps a bunch :)

[@daisyclub23]

jane whitman Welcome!!! Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@MORENADIY]

Amazing!!!Like

[@A.M.Independent.Consultant]

I so love this,how long is the strip

[@paulage1art]

Just beautiful! Will have to make one! What is the fabric content? Is satin a type of fabric or can satin be made from polyester, rayon, etc? Want to make sure I use the right fabric for using with a lighter! Just beautiful! And love the versatility to be able to move the flower from a headband to a barrette, could even use with a magnet so you don't have to use a pinback and put holes in your clothes. Absolutely love it!

[@daisyclub23]

Glad you like my flower. It's easy to make and quick. You can use your creativity to attach whatever you want. Yes, you can do headband,- please check our video for headband or the tutorial for bobby pin, it could help. Can be attached barrette, pin, comb, etc. The fabric I used is satin, but very light. The best fabric for this flower is polyester. Thank you so much for the comment!!!

[@thefabricexchange]

what an amazing video

[@bboneill3941]

Beautiful.

[@dankuwelgracias]

Hermosos trabajos… Gracias por compartirlo :D :D :D

[@daisyclub23]

Welcome anytime! Thank you very much!!!

[@bubblygumpoplove]

lovely!!!

[@carolj561]

Thank you for sharing!!! Your videos are so beautiful!! (flowers) :)

[@MyPinkRainbow]

stunning you are awesome such talent tfs !!!

[@daisyclub23]

Thank you so much!!!

[@artofabric299]

this is awesome

[@maryellendotti5113]

Your flower is absolutely beautiful, and your video is very easy to follow. The only quiestion I have is what is the length of the strips after gathering?

[@daisyclub23]

Maryellen Dotti I used 2 meter satin fabric, but you can different length. Thank you! Glad you like it.

[@47stoneymaine]

How beautiful! and your tutorial is great!!!!! TY for sharing. =)

[@daisyclub23]

Welcome! Glad you like it. Thank you so much for the comment! Appreciate it.

[@joycehall6261]

daisy club 23

[@sarielly05]

I love your videos, I have a 15 birthday and I need to do some fabric flowers. What kind a flower you recommend, I need little and big flowers. I hope you can help me, something easy to do.

[@daisyclub23]

Valerie Centeno Glad you like my flowers. This flower is the easiest flower to do. You can do biger or small- depends of the fabric you have. Make two strips(one 1 meter x 5 cm and one 1/2 meter,but 3 sm) of recylcled fabric and practice first. Hope, it helps. Thank you so much for the comment!!!

[@sarielly05]

Thank you very very much,

[@Clarissedurosaire]

Very talented I'll make some

[@AmazingWomensWorld]

liked it

[@daisyclub23]

AmazingWomensWorld Thank you so much!!! Glad you love it.

[@maryammahat8129]

Oh.. Haha.. My mistake. Maybe i read it wrongly. I tried playing ur video twice earlier n it didnt stream n i saw u comment something abt request so i thought i have to request to watch this video. Anyway i love ur tutorial. Awesome. Im one of ur fan from Singapore.

[@daisyclub23]

It's OK. I am glad you like my designs. Usually I have on the table many of my flowers and people ask me about every each of them. This happened with the white flower also, when I was working on a tutorial for the grey flower. And I got requests for the white flower. You can do same. If you like some of the flowers, but not yet on tutorial, please let me know and I'll make one for you. Thank you so much!!!

[@carolinasalazar2749]

beautiful

[@daisyclub23]

Thank you so much!!!

[@rhondamagee7459]

how pretty :)

[@daisyclub23]

+Rhonda Magee Thank you so much!!!

[@rhondamagee7459]

welcome

[@1959badgirl]

I think i missed something! How long are the strips? These are so beautiful

[@daisyclub23]

1959badgirl You need 2 strips of fabric. I use light satin fabric. They are 1 yard x 1.5" (1 meter x 38 mm).Hope It helps. Thank you for asking!!!

[@NWalker2010]

Hello! Im so excited to get started! I’ve one question... Do you prefer to use fabric that is the same on both sides?

[@daisyclub23]

Yes, I do prefer, but could be interesting if the both sides are different. I like creativity. Go head and try. Thank you so much!!!

[@LilMizzSazzi]

May forgot to ask on my last post what is the width of both fabric strips as I see one is larger than the other. Thank you for posting the length of the strips in the previous comments.

[@theilien]

This is so beautifull.. I'll try to make some tomorrow. I only have one question... the satin you have used is silk satin or some kind of sinthetic fabric? Does the fire step works better in which kind of satin, can you tell me? Once more, your flowers are so pretty, I have watched your tutorials several times. Thanks so much for sharing!!! Kind regards from Brazil.

[@daisyclub23]

Love your comment! The satin fabric here is recycle strip - it is beautiful. It's kind of satin polyester and no thick. Only polyester is good for lighter. Natural fabrics and nylon can make fire. Be careful, please. If you have more questions, please contact me. Thank you very much!!!

[@minervayazminfernandezsala7569]

creo que empezare con esta flor sencilla gracias x tan lindo aporte

[@daisyclub23]

minerva yazmin fernandez salas Welcome!Thank you so much! Glad you like it!

[@ramonakearns2101]

Very nice. What kind of fabric did you use?

[@tammydegrasse]

How long are your strips? These are lovely💜😄

[@daisyclub23]

The strips are app. 1 yard ( app. 1 meter) of satin fabric. I used recycled fabric for this video. If you need more puffy flower, you can use 1.5 yard (app. 1 1/4 meter). Thanks for asking!!!

[@ashleerangel210]

Awesome tutorial! What are the lengths on the strips of fabric?

[@daisyclub23]

ashlee r Glad you like it! The lenght is 1 yard. Thank you so much!

[@marymangano1705]

TY for sharing. I can never find silk fabric. where do you get yours. thank you

[@daisyclub23]

Mary Mangano Welcome! I used strip from old dress. You can make a flower from any fabric. Just take 1 yard x 1.5 " or 1 yard x 2" for bigger flower. Thank you for your comment!!!

[@marymangano1705]

daisyclub23 thank you for your quick answer. I appreciate it.

[@daisyclub23]

Mary Mangano Always Welcome!!! Thanks for watching!!!

[@manniannberg389]

I just finished making this flower. It looks like one strip the petals are cut shorter? Also how long should the strip be when it is ruffled. Couldn't keep my material from browning when I used the lighter. Is it maybe the material I'm using. Polyester satin.

[@daisyclub23]

Same of the satin fabrics are not good for singe. I have experienced that. I never measure how long should be the strip, because I don't cut the thread during the fixing of the flower. Use your judgment how to reach the shape you want. If you pre cut the thread and knot it, you are not free to do that. So, try it again. Hope, my advice will help. Thanks for the comment!!!

[@dannycaballero2350]

Hello good day ... what material do I use for this rose?

[@pjhi4698]

Nice video. Is there certain kinds of fabrics that you use? I saw in the description box fabric scrap strips. What fabrics work better? Polyester? Etc?

[@daisyclub23]

Yes, polyester is better for making flowers, satin, chiffon, etc. Thank you!

[@zinalimastyliste3420]

nice💕

[@wendytownsend3331]

Fab thank you, xxx

[@tfitte]

Can you add a stem to use this in a bouquet? If so, what is needed? I would love to have these in my bridal bouquet. Thanks

[@aprilmariasheehancorkery7263]

+Theresa Fitterer i tried it and you can, a bit of wire will do, the other flowers will hide the wire

[@KLeeBrien]

So both strips are 1.5" wide?

[@daisyclub23]

Yes, they are. Thanks!

[@jeetunahar4149]

K-Lee Brien belaug laying xx

[@Tunes4me1114]

How long is each strip?

[@daisyclub23]

24 inches x 1.5 inch, but you can make it with more or less. Thanks!

[@ruthjimenezrodriguez5728]

esta muy hermosa esa flor pero tengo una inquietud como se llama el material que utiliza para colocarle por debajo ala flor???la redonda

[@mariagonzales6021]

hermoso trabajo

[@balujaime2448]

que bellas como las hacen

[@emilianopinalesmartinez9420]

hermosa , como se llama la tela , gracias por compartir tus trabajos

[@daisyclub23]

Emiliano Pinales Martinez You are welcome! Glad you like the video! Thank you very much for the comment!!! Blessings!!!

[@emilianopinalesmartinez9420]

bueno la verdad soy mama de emiliano pero no he podido hacer el mio , y mi hijo me permitio suscribirme , pero he visto videos suyos y la verdad estan presiosos sus trabajos , saludos desde monterrey n.l

[@KLeeBrien]

HI There, I was wondering if you could tell me the width of both strips. You mention that the width is 1.5" but they both look like different widths. If you could let me know that would be great. I am going to attempt making the flower for my bridal sash.

[@daisyclub23]

The video tutorial show how I make flower out of strip 1.5" width. This is same flower- front picture and the flower on the tutorial. But you can make flower- larger and bigger. For example- 2" width and 1.5 yard length. Or smaller- 1.5" x 0.5 yard. It's better to practice on recycled fabric. Thank you so much for the comment! Appreciate it.

[@daisyclub23]

Yes, they both are same. Thanks!

[@joycecote6315]

Hi! How gorgeous & thank you for Shari g! Would u mind telling me the lengths of the material???

[@daisyclub23]

30" or 24".

[@karlachavez5466]

how Many Inches & Cm You Used For The Fabric ???

[@tessayoung768]

Me encanta tu trabajo pero tengo una pregunta de la flor rosada de tienes en tu bloc me gustaria saber cyantos petalos de cada color y el ancho de la cinta gracias esta dibinas

[@daisyclub23]

I am sorry, I couldn't understand your question. Please try again. I'll be happy to help you. Thank you!!!

[@lucisoaresgoncalves6851]

Linda e facil de fazer.

[@daisyclub23]

Luci Soares Gonçalves Obrigado, muito obrigado pelo comentário! Apreciá-lo.

[@susanmcallister8068]

What kind of material are you using? How long?

[@daisyclub23]

It's easy- any fabric is good except natural - cotton, etc., nylon, which is melted or could be fire. I did with 1 yard fabric, but could be more. Depends what you want- smaller or larger flower. This is 1.5" wide. Thank you!

[@PhotohispanaGroup]

Great video but where do you get those brooches?

[@daisyclub23]

Photohispana Esquivel Thank you so much for your comment! Glad you like it. The brooches I have some and I made myself. I use them to make another item. You can see it in our blog.

[@kayem6295]

What kind of fabric did you use? :)

[@daisyclub23]

***** I used satin fabric, not light one. Thank you so much for the comment!!!

[@nurghazali510]

Do u sell ready made ones?? Please let me know!!

[@nayoung321]

Can you use this for other fabrics too? If so can you name a few?

[@daisyclub23]

maya guffey

[@daisyclub23]

daisyclub23 Any types of fabric, but not thick ones. The natural fabric- such as silk, cotton, burlap, etc. can't be threated with lighter or candle. They have to be cut by the bias(optional). Thank you for watching!!!

[@nayoung321]

daisyclub23 Thanks this helped a lot, and you're welcome.

[@daisyclub23]

maya guffey Welcome! Thank you so much!!! Glad you like it.

[@nayoung321]

daisyclub23 Your welcome

[@farwanasreen6124]

Wich material are u using mam? Wich type of cloth?

[@daisyclub23]

This is satin, but you can use any fabric strip in any inches long and wide. Here is 24"x1.5". Natural fabrics and nylon can not be treated with lighter or candle, they could make fire easy. Thank you!

[@steamriceroll]

Thanks.

[@daisyclub23]

steamriceroll Welcome!!!Thank you so so much!!! Glad you like it!

[@ranedae]

The flower you make is very pretty. But either adding some titles to describe what you are doing, how you are planning ahead, would be helpful. Like "for a flower x inches across, you should make your lengths y inches "