How to make ribbon flower
Ribbon flowers are the perfect accessory for hair clips, gift boxes, or jazzing up a plain kurta. The 5-Petal Ribbon Rose is the simplest to master.
Let’s Make One:
Cut & Fold: Cut a 6-inch piece of ribbon. Fold one end down at a 45-degree angle to form the first petal.
Roll the Center: Start tightly rolling the folded end to form the center of the rose.
Pinch & Turn: As you continue wrapping the ribbon around the center, pinch and fold the ribbon at intervals to create each subsequent petal. The key is to turn the flower, not the ribbon.
Secure the Base: Once you’re at the end, hot glue the base to hold all the layers together. Trim any excess ribbon.
After a little practice, you can whip one of these up in under a minute! They’re a gorgeous way to use up ribbon scraps.
You will need tape width 1cm, beads, thread.
Cut the ribbon into five strips in s see. Cut off the corners.
Mark the middle lobe.
Basting stitch to stitch along the edge of the petals, while in the middle lobe of the stitch must be greater than all the others, as if to form a crease. Here, on the reverse side can be clearly seen.
Important: The crease should always be on the wrong side.
Connect all the petals.
Pull the thread.
Sew a bead, or embroider French knot finish in the middle of the flower.
Here, in the composition.
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