I love it and it was so easy.
1. Cut a piece of sleeve about 2 inches wide. You can't tell from the pic, but this is actually the bottom of the sleeve where it is stitched. If you don't have a sleeve, I tried the same technique w/ a folded over piece of knit and it worked the same.
2. Cut almost to the stitched line all the way down.
3. Start rolling. Hot glue a felt circle on to secure. Add a pin or hair clip if you want or sew it right on a t-shirt. You're done. I don't even think it took more than 3 minutes and it's so cute. You can experiment with different lengths of sleeves for different looks.
You can even turn it upside down and make a carnation.
I pinned mine on this sweater. (By the way, I stole the necklace out of the dress-up box).
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You are fabulous! What a great blog! I'm a new blogger so am just now joining. Thanks for all you do! Would love if you stopped by my blog to say hi and gave me your thoughts.
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Too cute! I have several long sleeved shirts I bought on clearance at Target! Can't wait to do something fun with them!
ReplyDeletewow really its very beautiful Blossom . amazing your idea and pretty look . fantastic this post i like it
ReplyDeleteGreat looking sweater..love the blossom. Thanks for sharing with my newbie party. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, and love the sweater too! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
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Lisa
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Well now that is just so very cute! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteSuch a delightful blog! Soooo happy to have found you. I'm here from Debbie's Newbie party to welcome you and I'm your newest follower. Pop over for a visit sometime and have a blessed Easter.
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Kim
I was totally going to buy those clearance shirts anyway, you've just given me an excuse! Thank you!
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