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When I shared my Superhero Coaster with you {here}, I told you that my friend, Nancy at Do Small Things with Love, has inspired me with her projects. And here’s another one that can trace it’s inspiration roots back to Nancy.
Recently she shared her Felt Cow Notebook Hugger {here}. I made one that night (I’ll share it with you soon). It was easy and fun to make so I decided to make my own flower book hugger. (Interestingly, a day or 2 later, Nancy had a felt flower project on her blog. Great minds think alike)
I used 2 colors of felt that I already had and cut flower shapes freehand style in gradually larger sizes.
I stacked the flower shapes on top of each other and hand stitched them together.
For the petals, I cut triangles from green felt, folded the base in half and sewed them to the back of the flower.
I hand-sewed the flower to the elastic, and in less than an hour I had 2 lovely book huggers.
Who do you know that loves to read and would love a felt flower book hugger bookmark?
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So cute and easy!! I’m not sure if my freehand flowers would turn out as pretty as yours, but I’m willing to give it a try. If not, there’s always patterns! Thanks for the great idea!
Darling! I need one of these… I’m visiting from Sunday Scoop. I hope you get a chance to stop by and leave me a comment, too! ~ Megin of VMG206 My Mom Frame ~ Printables
Susan! What a great gift idea. I love these! I will be featuring them in my Spring roundup in April! I’d love for you to come link them up at Throwback Thursday. 🙂
I am a crafter and love to read and for some reason, I have always had a fascination for bookmarks. These flowers are simple enough to make and I can use leftover pieces of felt.
So cute and easy!! I’m not sure if my freehand flowers would turn out as pretty as yours, but I’m willing to give it a try. If not, there’s always patterns! Thanks for the great idea!
Oh Susan–this is so pretty and really a new and cool idea. I have never seen felt flowers exactly like this, and I totally dig them! Pinning!
Hi Susan, Thanks for sharing such a cute DIY project.
Turned out adorable!! Pinning!
Beautiful! Love this idea!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
http://www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Darling! I need one of these…
I’m visiting from Sunday Scoop. I hope you get a chance to stop by and leave me a comment, too!
~ Megin of VMG206
My Mom Frame ~ Printables
Great idea! What a pretty felt flower too!
This turned out fantastic! Thank you for sharing on Fluster’s Creative Muster.
Robin
Fluster Buster
Sweet and functional! Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop this week- I hope you’ll join us again!
Cheers,
Kathy Shea Mormino
The Chicken Chick
http://www.The-Chicken-Chick.com
Susan! What a great gift idea. I love these! I will be featuring them in my Spring roundup in April! I’d love for you to come link them up at Throwback Thursday. 🙂
xoxo
Denyse
That’s amazing you were able to cut flowers free hand, I could never do that! Your bookmark turned out really cute.
Thanks, Brenda. Just practice cutting on paper first and when you get a flower you like then use that as a pattern.
I am a crafter and love to read and for some reason, I have always had a fascination for bookmarks. These flowers are simple enough to make and I can use leftover pieces of felt.
I’m a big fan of crafts that use up leftover bits, too, Martha 🙂 Have fun making your bookmark.