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I am happy you liked them, the trick is finding the velvet...even the thrift shops didn't have any old clothes with it. But here is Texas I guess there are not a lot of people wearing it. lol
They are Adorable & very realistic, I have a heat gun I'm going to give this a try! I love all crafts I'm very visual & hands on, those colours are perfect for antique roses! Cheers Trace!
I love fibre arts and anything I can up-cycle I will do. That why that recycled sari yarn I posted on my FB wall is so exciting to me. The rich colors and the fact that its silk and destined for the bin makes it even more appealing to me. I can't wait to post my project when I am finished.
Beautiful roses.i have watched videos where people do that with organza . I have a cricut die cutting machine and make flowers out of paper .Some day when I get the nerve I'll make a video showing how I make them.
Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing this! I love velvet, and there are so few tutorials on how to use use it here on CZcams! Your roses are gorgeous!!! Thanks again!!! Lisa
What a great idea! Now I know what to do with my fabric velveteen scraps. I love how you sewed them instead of the hot glue. I do like that better. It kinda reminds me of the flowers that Helen Gibb demonstrated on the Carol Duvall show. I love those.
Well this soaper didn't turn off.As usual Kyme, very creative. Having spent 25 years in the clothing business using fabric for art is music to my ears.If you need velvet let me know I am sure I could get some for you in different cols.xx
that would be totally cool! they sell all kinds of fancy tools and templates...I come from the school of make your own designs, no need for store bought templates. :)
yes they are expensive and as a hat maker i need a lot of these vintage velvet flowers and like you I went searching on You tube and I find you. thanks for the video. I have a different idea to get my flowers looking more vintage hopefully I can too and i will post a video.
I like your roses! I was watching different videos on YT on making them too.....so many of them( Shabby Chic Flowers) LOL I like your idea better, lot easier!!!!!! Carol :)
it' helps me keep from burning out on 1 craft or another. I cut hair and sew and make cakes. But I am so bored with all three...and I finally had to say out loud to everyone " I am done, I don't want to cut, sew or bake anymore!" lol.... now of course for my immediate family I do on occasion, but that is far and few in between. thank goodness.
Thanks Ashley, I did purchase red and dusty rose at Hobby lobby. Our JoAnn's had only the stretchy kind. I guess South Texas isn't a velvet kind of place. lol I found some online, and will get a wider amount of choices.
I try to watch as many video's as I can and adapt a method that would work easiest for me. I love the heat gun, I am in a hurry and don't have time to deal with doing it the other way.
Love the Roses. Do you have a Jo Ann's Fabric or Hobby Lobby Near you. Jo Ann's has velvet in a good number of colors most of the time. Oh, in case you didn't know, many Jo Ann's are big craft stores. Just a thought to help. Ashley & Mark
Alamo Candelaria I'm still having trouble with this one. So sad! Maybe my heat gun isn't getting hot enough? Only 500 degrees fahrenheit. May I ask what your embossing tool's maximum heat is? Even tried with a metal pan underneath and the fabric won't budge.
I am happy you liked them, the trick is finding the velvet...even the thrift shops didn't have any old clothes with it. But here is Texas I guess there are not a lot of people wearing it. lol
I finally tried it. Only works on synthetic fabric. Did in deep scarlet polyester velvet...turned out GORGEOUS! Thank you!! :-)
Nina Ruth Bruno you're welcome!
They are Adorable & very realistic, I have a heat gun I'm going to give this a try! I love all crafts I'm very visual & hands on, those colours are perfect for antique roses! Cheers Trace!
I love fibre arts and anything I can up-cycle I will do. That why that recycled sari yarn I posted on my FB wall is so exciting to me. The rich colors and the fact that its silk and destined for the bin makes it even more appealing to me. I can't wait to post my project when I am finished.
Beautiful roses.i have watched videos where people do that with organza . I have a cricut die cutting machine and make flowers out of paper .Some day when I get the nerve I'll make a video showing how I make them.
Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing this! I love velvet, and there are so few tutorials on how to use use it here on CZcams!
Your roses are gorgeous!!!
Thanks again!!! Lisa
You're welcome, and thank you for watching! they are fun to make!
You're awesome!
Very pretty! and fun! So the first thing I'm thinking is how I could use those roses with my paper art...Love it! Thanks, Kyme!
What a great idea! Now I know what to do with my fabric velveteen scraps. I love how you sewed them instead of the hot glue. I do like that better. It kinda reminds me of the flowers that Helen Gibb demonstrated on the Carol Duvall show. I love those.
Hi and thank you for the great tutorial. I really like the way the roses came out. I must try this but also add a lil rose fragrance to them.
Well this soaper didn't turn off.As usual Kyme, very creative. Having spent 25 years in the clothing business using fabric for art is music to my ears.If you need velvet let me know I am sure I could get some for you in different cols.xx
We love our E6000 and your roses. ~ Knowing you too like to "just create" in all areas we enjoy you even more!
awesome hun as always.
Happy New Year and thank you! I have some GORGEOUS silk velvet I can't wait to try this with!
thanks, wait till I am done...I love Vintage Gypsy stuff, they are for a fun project pertaining to that.
thanks, anything I learn that may help another I will always share.
that would be totally cool! they sell all kinds of fancy tools and templates...I come from the school of make your own designs, no need for store bought templates. :)
yes they are expensive and as a hat maker i need a lot of these vintage velvet flowers and like you I went searching on You tube and I find you. thanks for the video. I have a different idea to get my flowers looking more vintage hopefully I can too and i will post a video.
Awesome, let me know how they turn out 😊
I like your roses! I was watching different videos on YT on making them too.....so many of them( Shabby Chic Flowers) LOL I like your idea better, lot easier!!!!!! Carol :)
it' helps me keep from burning out on 1 craft or another. I cut hair and sew and make cakes. But I am so bored with all three...and I finally had to say out loud to everyone " I am done, I don't want to cut, sew or bake anymore!" lol.... now of course for my immediate family I do on occasion, but that is far and few in between. thank goodness.
Thanks Ashley, I did purchase red and dusty rose at Hobby lobby. Our JoAnn's had only the stretchy kind. I guess South Texas isn't a velvet kind of place. lol I found some online, and will get a wider amount of choices.
I thought i was the one who always teased kym! hehehe. Look forward to seeing your finished project..x
Thanks Karen, I am just now catching up to all my YT comments. I am honored that you would even try them, you are such a great person!
Those machines do amazing things... I have watched the infomercials. I would love to watch a video.
Ohhh I'd love some of those made into hair clips!!! 'Hint hint' hehe
Is there anything you can't do! They are gorgeous.
I try to watch as many video's as I can and adapt a method that would work easiest for me. I love the heat gun, I am in a hurry and don't have time to deal with doing it the other way.
Thank you, and there is plenty I can't do :)
Looks most like a real rose than any other rose tutorial!! Thank you! Do you know if it works with silk/rayon velvet?
Thanks, E6000 is amazing glue :)
try thrift stores for old velvet clothing or cushion covers if having trouble finding suitable new material.
I was wondering about using a heat gun! That's great that it will curl the petals!
IAMGiftbearer yes it works great to add a crumpled edge. Thanks for watching!
wink wink ok. and a hair tie would be cute too.lol
Love the Roses.
Do you have a Jo Ann's Fabric or Hobby Lobby Near you.
Jo Ann's has velvet in a good number of colors most of the time.
Oh, in case you didn't know, many Jo Ann's are big craft stores.
Just a thought to help.
Ashley & Mark
What kind of velvet are you using? I tried silk velvet and this didn't work for me. Thanks so much for your video! :)
Benne Gezeritt it's rayon velvet....silk velvet won't work.
Thank you!!:)
Alamo Candelaria I'm still having trouble with this one. So sad! Maybe my heat gun isn't getting hot enough? Only 500 degrees fahrenheit. May I ask what your embossing tool's maximum heat is? Even tried with a metal pan underneath and the fabric won't budge.
I will look tonight when I get home.
that is an awesome idea, hope you don't mind if I do that as well.
actually iam a girl you r awesome
thanks for watching!