Fabric Scrap Projects: Easy Fabric Flowers

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I recently made a tassel out of fabric and you guys asked for a scrap fabric flower tutorial for my jun journal flowers. I figured out how to make these when I was looking for things to make with fabric scraps from all my left over projects. Making fabric flowers was a little tricky to figure out but I think I’ve perfected it over the years and now I’m going to show you diy fabric flowers made easy.
Don’t know what to do with scrap fabric? This rolled fabric flower couldn’t be easier to make for shabby chic fabric flowers for your diy projects. I hope this scrap fabric tutorials is a jumping off point for your own scrap fabric ideas. I’ve watching a lot of scrap fabric projects and I like this is the best fabric flower tutorial to show you what to make with fabric scraps.
I hope you enjoyed making this fabric flower with me and it means you go out and make your own fabric flowers handmade for your projects.
Let me know in the comments below if you want to see more fabric scrap projects and fabric scrap ideas. I have sewing projects for scrap fabric I would love to share!

[@marlenebruce9275]

Wow! I LOVE LOVE not only the project ... but the Pace of your tutorial... NO waisted time. Thank YOU!

[@karenulrich5930]

Super simple and pretty. Loved your tutorial. Thank you.

[@KimberlyInSoCal310]

It's so pretty Gina! Thank you for sharing your tutorial, I appreciate it. I love the torn edge on this flower, it gives it that natural look. I'd be tempted to shred it up a little bit more just to see how it turns out!

[@Creativelyblessed128]

I love this idea 💡 but I don’t know how to use the thread needle as silly as that sounds I don’t know much about the tools for sowing’ I’d like to learn someday. I know it’s off topic but do you ever use vellum paper in your crafting space ? I have bought some thinking it was like paper but it doesn’t stick to anything , sorry for the paragraph/book I wrote lol ❤ thank you for sharing

[@tootsie2]

Beautiful and looks so easy. I'm wondering if you can stitch the raggy side and have a more finished look? Thanks for sharing!