easy felt rose tutorial

1. Here is the basic pattern. Circle, Fold in half, point A goes to point D, point B goes to point C. Stitch in place.

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2. Start out by making a knot at the end of your thread. Pull the needle and thread through the center point of the fabric towards the back.

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3. Fold the circle in half, covering up your knot.

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4. Imagine your half-circle in thirds and fold as shown-

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5. Your half circle is folded into thirds-

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6. Now to stitch it into place. Slip your needle and thread up the inside of the outer petal-

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7. Stitch back into the fabric at the tip of the outer point. Slide your needle and thread back down to the bottom- you’ve done one stitch.
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8. Now slide your needle up into the center of your rose.

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9. Bring your thread around and stitch back down into the center. This will catch the inner fold and pull it down into the center.
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10. Ta- da!
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11. Take a stitch or two in the bottom to anchor everything.

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12. You can add a leaf or two and then sew it where ever it needs to be!

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16 Responses to “easy felt rose tutorial”

  1. Miss Dot Says:

    thanks for the tute! thanks for sharing.

  2. Sister Diane Says:

    So cute! Thanks for the great tutorial.

  3. futuregirl Says:

    Wonderful tutorial! I love how easy it is, and how perfect it looks. :)

  4. boodely Says:

    adorable!

  5. jenny b harris Says:

    Fantastic! Many thanks!

  6. Dawn Says:

    Thanks, Mimi!

  7. shashi Says:

    Thanks for this cool tutorial Mimi.

  8. kristin Says:

    thanks mimi!! and it’s so well done…bravo!

  9. hilde Says:

    Ohhow cool! Thanx a lot for this lovely tutorial!

  10. jennifer Says:

    It’s wonderful to see your hands. I can’t quite describe it in a way that will make sense, but your kindness and love (particularly for doll making) is visible in your hands. I hope that doesn’t sound strange since I do mean it in a sincere way.

  11. meggiecat Says:

    Sweet. Thanks.

  12. francesca Says:

    THANKYOU FOR THE INFORMATION LOVE FROM SESGA XX

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  14. Ravenhill Says:

    I am so crazy about your nature lady. She is so beautiful and unique. Her wings are a stroke of genius. The felt flowers are lovely as well. Stopping by here is such a wonderful treat!

    Happy weekend!
    -Emily x

  15. Diana Says:

    ..thank you so much for this lovely tutorial,i love roses and i was not able to make one of this thanks again!!!

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