Cut out the circles. Then cut the circles into spirals. As I have been making these I’ve noticed that slightly uneven circles and spirals make more interesting roses.
Start at the outside end and roll together the felt, keeping the bottom (the dotted line) as even and flat as possible.
Sometimes the very center of the spiral ends out sticking out. Cut this piece off so that the bottom is completely flat. Then using a hot glue gun, glue the end to the rest of the flower.
Cut some leaves to spiral around the bottoms. (The roses are very cute without the leaves). Test out what they will look like before you glue them onto the roses.
Make sure that the bottom is flat and even.
Voila! It only takes about 5 minutes, a hot glue gun, scissors, and a couple pieces of felt to make these beautiful roses.
These felt circles were originally about 3 inches in diameter. The final product is a little less than an inch in diameter.
Since these are so easy to make, it is fun to experiment with different colors and sizes. I love the way this fuchsia rose that I made from a much more uneven, slightly larger circle.
There are so many fun things you can do with these beautiful roses. I am definitely going to be using them in other crafts in the future.
Lacee says
These are simply beautiful! Can't wait to make some myself. Thanks for sharing. Found you via Stay At Home Nation link party and I'm your newest follower 🙂
Lacee @ Mommas Like Me
Stephanie says
I love felt too! Those flowers are super cute. I like making those kind of flowers out of paper too…so much fun! I have a party going on over at my blog if you want to join! I'd love to have you! Check it out under the "Stache Party" page on my blog: mylilpumpkinpatch.blogspot.com
Adrianne says
I love these! They are beautiful and felt is so economical. Thank you for sharing at Freestyle Friday!
Happy to be your newest follower ~ Adrianne
happyhourprojects.blogspot.com
daffy says
wow! beautiful. thanks for the tutorial
Michelle says
Sweet!!! I love making these! I am visiting from Tatertots and Jello and I am a new follower!! Also, I would love if you would come link this up to my Delicately Constructed Friday party tonight or tomorrow!
Hope you are having a great weekend and I see you around soon!!
Michelle
http://www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
Lea says
How easy!! Thanks for sharing!
Chandeen @ Designed by Chance says
That is such a good tutorial. I get it completely. I'm not so good with roses, but this does not looks too hard. Thanks!
jenni says
OMGosh! I love these and the tutorial AWESOME Thank you so much I even put you on my pinintrest!!
http://pinterest.com/pin/103594517/
Erin of HomeSavvyAtoZ.com says
Your tutorials rock and are super easy to follow. That isn't always the case in the blog-o-sphere. Thank you so much for linking up at Home Savvy today!
MomLaur83 says
Adorable! I can't wait to try some out myself! (visiting from too cute tuesday)
Kelly @ Run With Glitter says
Cute! I share it on the glitter FB Page!https://www.facebook.com/pages/Running-With-Glitter/111774958903316
Alyssa - Live, Love, Craft says
Cute! I think you'd like my blog… you should check it out 🙂 Oh, and I ADORE your header
Mareeyah says
Oh, so nice! It's so simple to make, requires minimum materials, yet it's a pretty accent to add on other projects. Love it! Found your project at Tip Junkie's Tip Me Tuesday. 🙂
trophyw.blogspot.com says
Love the bright colors. Thanks for linking 🙂
Mimi says
So sweet and cheerful! I love these! Thanks for sharing!
BreAna {Sugar and Spice and All Things Iced} says
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing this simple project! I think I can even make a few of these!! Cute blog!
Woodooz says
Very beautiful… Thanks for sharing !
Johnnie says
This is so cool! Stopping by to invite you to link up to Thrifty Thursdays. Blessings!
Johnnie
Mom Daughter Style says
im going to have to copy this. thanks for the tutorial
http://momdaughterstyle.blogspot.com/
Mindie Hilton says
These are lovely, great pics and turorial too!
I have a fun any linky goes party that I would love for you to join too! This week linkers could even win a pair of silver earrings just by linking. Hope you will come.
http://bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/2011/08/party-mindie-style-any-linky-goes-10.html
Kassi @ Truly Lovely says
I have been making a lot of fabric flowers lately… But not with felt! These look so lovely! Thanks for sharing on Fancy This Fridays!!!
Terri M says
this is awesome, I am thinking of making orange and black rose pots for Halloween and rose pots with my college football team colors for game day around the house! Thanks for the inspiration.
Impalablues says
Super jolies, ces fleurs!! bravo!!et merci pour le tuto.
Impalablues
Silvia says
Hi
Thanks for this tutorial: it was so helpful for me!
I linked it here on my blog
http://laraccoltadisilvia.blogspot.com/2011/12/le-spille-in-feltro-arrotolato.html
S.
dMsmith says
I just ran across your bow tutorials and I am so grateful!! I absolutely love these sweet little felt bows. Thank you so much!!
Wine Gift Membership says
this is beautiful!!!!! thanks for posting…
Lezteer says
Beautiful creations! Resourceful too! I will try creating one for my cousins and friends. Thanks for this wonderful post! Really helpful!
Check mine too if you like Genf20 plus
Juliette Danielle says
You win. BEST tutorial out there! Tried this last night and it worked great. 🙂