Lace Flowers
So here is another Easter craft I’ve been working on the last couple of days. These are to go along with some of the other little crocheted flowers that I made for our Easter egg hunt. I thought these ones, made out of lace, might be a bit cuter for some of the older girls.
So all you need is:
* 1 yard of lace (Thank you grandma for giving me 2 gigantic bags of it!!!)
* matching felt for the back
* a hair clip
* a button/decorative brad for flower center
* hot glue
* and my tutorial on how to make a ribbon flower (because it’s exactly the same to make with lace 
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And you’ll need some time…because once you start you might not be able to stop:
You can make these as big or as small as you want…here are a few little ones that I made with some scaps:
This post is linked with:
Look What I Made @ Creations by Kara
Vintage Things Thursday @ Coloradolady
Strut Your Stuff @ Somewhat Simple (love love love the new look of this link party!!! You should check it out!!!)
Less than Perfect Life of Bliss
Made by you Monday @ Skip to my Lou
I am the mother of 2 very busy kids. Audrey (3 going on 16) and Emerson (1). I have a hard working husband, and I am so lucky to be able to stay home and just be a mom! As you can tell, I absolutely love crafting...and this is where I document the 1 in every gazillion projects that I actually finish...oh dear! :-) Enjoy!
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Anne,
I just love your flowers,both the crocheted one and these gorgeous lace one. I can probably make a gazillion of the lace ones…I have so much lace,my husband thinks I bought the factory. And then, at a thrift store,I came across the biggest plastic trash?? bag,stuffed and filled with lace for $5.00, and you know it just had to come home with me. The lace flowers would look so pretty on just anything,and I can’t wait to make some.
Thank you for idea and how to..
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Marvelously Messy Reply:
March 31st, 2010 at 10:26 pm
I immediately was picturing the girls from Little House on the Prairie. There is some very simple and elegant about these flower. I love it!!
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This is so cute! Thanks for linking up to my Share the Bliss link party!
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These are cute, and would be great made out of vintage lace or fabrics, thanks for the how-to! Have a great VTT!
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What a cute idea! These are sure to be a hit!
Happy Easter!
*hugs*deb
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Beautiful! You are very talented.
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Gorgeous! Happy Easter – I’ll be playing along at VTT starting next week … see you then
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Wow! These are just gorgeous and I have lots of lace I could use to make these
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So beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing these pretties. I will definitely have to try making some soon.
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I am featuring these on my sidebar all day Thursday! I love this idea! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for this!!
I found a bag of lace in my cupboard and have my wedding next year and want to make my own decorations. This has been really helpful and exactly what I needed.
Steph
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