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Home » DIY & Tutorials » Craft Tutorials » Stacked Felt Flower Tutorial

Stacked Felt Flower Tutorial

June 26, 2012 by Kara Cook 10 Comments

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I shared this flower  tutorial a few weeks ago at Naptime Crafters, but I wanted to post them here as well. I call them Stacked Flowers. I made the first one with felt, but then branched out and used fabric. They are easy to whip together, and super cute!
hair clipStacked Felt Flower Tutorial

Supplies:
–Free downloadable pattern
-Felt or fabric scraps
-Sharp scissors
-Needle and thread
-Embellishments
-Alligator hair clip
-Hot glue gun
-Ribbon (optional)

Instructions:
stacked-flower-tutorial
1-Cut out the pattern and place it on your felt or fabric.

2-Cut out your circles. If you want to leave out the slits, you are done cutting, skip to step 4.

3-Use the lines as a guide for cutting your slits. You can make them as thin or wide as you like.

4-Keep cutting circles in different sizes till you have as many as you want for your flower.
stacked-felt-flower-tutorial5-Stack up all your layers of felt.

6-Use a needle and thread to sew all the layers together. Make sure you tie a secure knot.

7-Add an embellishment to the center. For this one I used super glue to attach a tiny rhinestone gem thingy. You can also sew on a beads or buttons, or whatever you like. (If you are sewing on an embellishment, you can skip step #5, because sewing on a button will also secure all your layers together.)

8-Flip your flower over and hot glue a piece of felt on the back. This not only makes it look nicer, but if you put glue on your thread, it holds it in place so it can’t come untied and fall apart.

stacked-felt-flower-tutorial9-If you want to add leaves to your flower, just cut out a couple and hot glue them to the back of your flower. I should have done this before I added the little felt circle, so don’t make that same mistake. 😉

10-Attach a hair clip or pin to the back of your flower. (I had to add another circle to cover my leaves, but if you didn’t screw up like I did, you won’t have to. Note: I like to line my hair clips with ribbon. If you don’t know how, you can follow my tutorial: How To Line an Alligator Clip
There you have it. A Stacked Felt Flower. Isn’t it cute?
stacked felt flower tutoria

This pattern is so versatile! You can use felt, fabric, or a combination of the two. You can also leave out the slits and just use circles. Here are a few hair clips I put together to match a few of Rachel’s outfits:
-For the top left hair clip I used fabric. I cut some of the fabric into circles, and others into flowers. Added a button on top.
-For the top right clip, I ironed the blue fabric onto felt using Heat & Bond, and cut circles. Then I cut flowers out of felt and alternated the two. I sewed a bead on top.
-For the bottom left clip, I used felt like my original, but cut the slits larger and only used three sizes of flowers. I stacked them on top of a circle.
-For the last clip I simply cut different sizes of circles out of fabric and sewed them all together with a button on top.

See what I mean? The possibilities are endless!

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  3. Bonnie

    April 12, 2015 at 8:20 am

    Kara love your style of making flowers out of
    jean material,I ‘m gonna use that idea and sew
    them on my jean quilt. Thank you for sharing,
    these flowers are so pretty

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    • Kara

      April 12, 2015 at 10:27 pm

      Oh I bet they will be gorgeous on a jean quilt. Love that idea!

      Reply
  4. Jezabel

    March 19, 2013 at 12:39 pm

    It´s a great job!!!!! thank you for sharing us!!!! I´m writting from Mexico City.

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    • Kara

      March 25, 2013 at 10:35 am

      Thanks for stopping by Jezabel! 🙂

      Reply
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    October 19, 2012 at 1:00 pm

    Thanks for sharing your thoughts on hair clip. Regards

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  6. Marye Bird

    July 18, 2012 at 7:36 am

    I love the layered felt flower project. I hope you don’t mind if I use it for my “Craft & Crop” night at Jo-Anns Fabric & Crafts in Hurst. I will direct my guests to your website so they can see the other projects you have created. Great Job!

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    • Kara

      July 19, 2012 at 7:58 am

      I am always happy when people use my tutorials! It’s even better if you send them to my website. Thanks! Hope you have a fun night!

      Reply
  7. Rhiannon Solorzano

    July 7, 2012 at 4:39 pm

    These are so very cute and look very simple to make! I am going to pin it right now 🙂 Thanks for the how-to!

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