Here is a quick video for you! I am off to Las Vegas early in the morning but I have some great things planned while I am gone. So make sure to check back!
** The fabric used is a poly-satin**
*** The fabri-tac is flammable so if you do use the second method on this video be careful or use a hot glue gun****
95 comments:
Great video! I like the second way best so I'm off now to get some material to try this out.TFS!
I really like this idea Karlee and you make it look so easy. I need to try this and I like the way the second technique came out better. Gloria C.
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I really like this idea Karlee and you make it look so easy. I need to try this and I like the way the second technique came out better. Gloria C.
gloriaandmickey@yahoo.com
very cute. Love them.
Great video!!!! Thank you for sharing this with us. :)
Karlee, Thanks for the great video, I'm off to try this technique. I've made them before but I use a brad in the center and assemble the flower then melt it with a heat gun while holding it with a tweasers. I'm anxious to try the fire! Shari (cricutrookie)
Great idea and neat video!
This is a fabulous tutorial!! I love this idea. Thank you.
Hi Karlee. Thank you for this tutorial. I've made these flowers before for my scrapbooking layouts but I never thought to use them as cute hair clips. :) I can't wait to make these for my niece. She is going to love this. Thank you again and have a wonderful week. Take care, Jenny :)
My little girl would love these, thanks for the tutorial!!!
Wow u make it look soo easy! I might give that a try. TFS
so cute, thanks for the info and I AM going to try this :) oh by the way if you need a break on your way to Vegas you can stop in Kingman and visit me :) :) I would love to meet you!
I LOVE this video!! You did a great job and gave me lots of great ideas!! :) Thanks for sharing!!
Rachel Holt
very cute Karlee! Good job!!
This is sooooo awesome Karlee! What a great tutorial! I know what I will be working on this weekend for my girls' hair. Can you use any type of material? I would be afraid that it might catch on fire.
Thanks bestie!
Robyn
What a neat craft. Thanks for sharing.
Kathy
Love these flowers!!!
What fabric did you use again? Any Poly blend or is there a specific kind you use?
Thanks ~Yvonne
Karlee, that is a great idea for little girls bows and I would never have thought of doing something like that. Thanks for the tip!
Tammy
Wow that's a great idea! Love the techniques and versatility! Tfs!
Kim
Karlee I love this! Thanks so much for sharing!
Okay Miss Karlee! I LOVE when you do videos like this! I LOVE them! your crafting w/material & hairbow making is the BEST my friend!
Gypsy Hugs.
Emma;)
Soooo cute!! Thank you for sharing! Love it!
Loved the video Karlee! Have to try some like that. But, please be careful, LOL! Fabri-tac is highly flammable....you are a risk taker--think I'll stick with hot glue!!
I am LOVING these hair accessories! Super cute!
Very cute, Karlee!!! For another variation, assemble your circles and pierce a brad through the center. Now heat the entire flower with your heat gun. I did a video on this technique. What you come up with looks like a real dried rose, very vintage looking and so pretty!!! Try it!! You'll like it!!
Hugs!
Hey, Karlee,
Here's a link to my satin rose videos, if you are interested!
Hugs!
http://lilgreenbugville.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2010-04-18T17%3A40%3A00-07%3A00&max-results=7
Great video!! I love your work!
LOVE it!! UPER cute!!! :-)
thanks for sharing...I need to hit up JOanns fabrics now...hehehehe
xoxoxo
Cristina
I was having the hardest time finding black hair flowers with red rhinestones. I can't believe how easy it'll be to make my own! *runs to fabric store*
Doing so well on your video's congrats. I love making the Lollipop flowers thanks for the extra tips ;)
Very very nice!!!!
Thanks for sharing Karlee!! I am going to have to give this a try. I have some nieces and a daughter that would love these.
I love both ways!! I am going to hot glue a bobby pin so I can put it on my pony-tail! So cute!
Thanks for sharing. I've been wanting to try these cute flowers!
Thank you Karlee. Lovely. Now I have to get some satin;-)
Dendearmas@aol.com
oh Karlee, i lovvve them!!
tfs,
jeanette :)
What a cute idea! Make me wish my granddaughters were much younger. Can't wait to see what you come up with next :)
Thank you so much for sharing tis, great video and I love the flower!! Awsome giveaway! thanks for the chance to win.
too much fun, loved your video, How wonderful you are in Vegas!! I hope to someday be able to go. Have a blast!!!
OMG Karlee,
Sooo Super CUTEX! I'm doing this project this weekend for sure. Love it and super easy!! Have fun in Vegas!!!
Cool hair clip. Thanks for sharing.
very cute now my grandaughter just needs to grow some hair.
hurdlori at sbcglobal dot net
Karlee, this is super cute! Thanks so much for sharing!
Minta
mintab@gmail.com
http://mintascreations.blogspot.com/
Have fun in Vegas!!
Darling!
Adorable!
Those are wonderful flowers. You could use them on lot of stuff. Thanks Karlee for teaching us how to do it.
Very cute video with the flower. Have fun in vegas!
So cute, these will be great on my cards too.
Thanks for sharing.
Nanabugaboo
debsheets82 at yahoo dot com
Thanks for the video!! Have fun in Vegas!!
Cindy L.
cindylop at rocketmail dot com
Karlee, these are just too cute! TFS such a creative way to make these little flower clips.
Oh i just love this idea. I am gonna make some of these for my nieces. They will just love it!
What an awesome idea!.. I think the second method to making the flower is easier. LOL They're very pretty though. TFS
Terrie B.
crafteecards.blogspot.com
Cute!! Thanks for sharing!
Really cute! Good for you. TM
Great video Karlee...a candle might work just the same as the lighter...I have used a candle to singe edging for winter coats I made. Just keep the kids away so they are not tempted to try it.
Super Cute Video Karlee! Love this idea! I may have to make these for my college girls!! shhhhhh it'll be a surprise! lol
Yours TruLee,
Ann Marie
http://cardsbyyoursturlee.blogspot.com
Wow those are really nice. I think I like the second way better but they are both great. TFS
anniebear10(at)hotmail(dot)com
Really good job and I like this. I would LOVE to win this cart. It is one that I really want. Thanks so much for the chance.
keithdeb@bellsouth.net
So, SO cute, Karlee! I used to make ribbon bow clips when my daughter was little (she's 21 now). I think she had one to match every outfit she owned!
Thanks for sharing your inspiration!
suebella4u@hotmail.com
Love the hair clips!! My daughter loves it. Thanks for sharing. I will need to try this. :)
Cool video, Karlee. Love the flower barrettes - very pretty.
Thanks for sharing,
Donna
DonnaCMC at optonline dot net
OH my I would love to win this cart..I have 2 granddaughters and one on the way..this would be totally awsome...crossing my fingers...
Thanks for the tips! We just this evening made a couple for my friend Amy, so this comes in handy :-)
Karlee, very cute! I will be making those cute flowers! Thanks for sharing, I am following you now...
DeeDee
I really enjoyed this video! I will be making a try at it this coming week! Thanks for sharing!
~DaNietra
www.FairyGlamMother.com
I love that black flower! That would be a real pretty flower for a scrapbook page! Love It!
Love them. Really cute. I will have to try both ways.
CL14Mentor@oh.rr.com
Super cute. Thanks for the chance to win a new cartridge.
Iva - iva @ ivarai dot com
Hope you are having a great vacation. Thanks for the chance to win.
cathryn67 at yahoo dot com
I have been wanting to try these thanks for the tutorial!!!!
Lovely idea! I now have another idea to do with my frabric. TFS
Quilled hugs,
Linda K.
This is a great video, love how the flowers come out. Great for gifts or even use the flowers on you scrapbook page. Thanks.
Great video. Thanks for the tutorial and the contest.
...Stacy (stacy at johnandstacy dot com)
Super cute. I like the second technique better. I still think I would burn my fingers, but I hope to try this to make pretty hair flowers for my two year old! Thanks for posting this.
Another great video! I can't wait to try these, you make it look so easy! Hope you are having a great time Vegas -Woo Hoo!!!!
Great video Karlee! I've made these also and use the heat gun and hold "flower" with tweezers. I like the second method (melt as you go, lol)TFS, Mary M
I have to say that I love these. We are going to buy the supplies to make them tomorrow.
Would love to win also.
great hair flowers. Will have to make some!
What a quick and easy way to make very pretty hair bows. I like that all you have to use is fabric glue.
Great video! Love the idea, thanks for sharing! Thanks for the chance to win!
lissa8506@hotmail.com
These are fabulous. What a great hair accessory. I will definitely have to try this. Thank you!
Love it! Thanks for the tutorial... now I have something new to try.
Karlee, that is the coolest thing ever! I love your beautiful hair clips. Thanks so much for sharing!
OMG I'm running out right now to the craft store to buy supplies to make some for my daughter! Thanks for posting, LOVE IT!
great video...thank you
Love these barrettes. Have to make them for my nieces. They'll really like the second ones.
Thank you for this!! I just love it and went out and got all of the supplies. I've made, black, red, white and black/white flowers. I let my daughter pick her faves and then took the others to work where us ladies are wearing them proudly today! The men in the office are joking with us and calling us the "flower girls"! Thank you!
Tammy
Thanks! I love making these, but I've never tried doing it the second way you showed. I like that idea, I'll try that on the next ones I make.
Spectacular video!! you did a great demo!
Fab flowers what a great idea, thanks so much for sharing iy with us.
Fi xx
What an awesome idea Karlee, i'll use this technique to make some flowers for card embellishments...thank you again for sharing this with us.....
I would love to win your satmps and live in the U.K so we don't see ant of your items over here in the shops my e-mail is g.normington1@ntlworld.com
We did this at a neighbors house and it was really fun! i love the fun variety that you can do. We actually used candles and just put the silk close to the heat. We also used the hot glue gun.
That was so cool...Thank you for sharing. I think I will be making these to put in my girls Christmas stockings.
Thanks so so so much for this video. I just bought taffeta for my cousins wedding hair flower pins that Im making and I was clueless as to how to pull off the looks she wanted. I thought about using a lighter for the edges but I also didnt want to burn my house down haha
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