Melting Flower on a Budget, no sew, Shabby Chic Tutorial, DIY, How to, Frugal, by Crafty Devotion
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- Come experiment with me as we learn how to make a beautiful fabric with one fabric and a button. My goal is that you learn various techniques that can assist you in your crafting needs. I do sell my flowers and projects see below for links.
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Below are all my library of tutorials and videos.
Destash/Kit I put together some items that you can purchase to help with making some of the flowers that I share with you. • Video
Melting technique tutorials
• Diy, Melting Enhanced ...
Easy gadget. Tutorials
• Lace Fabric Flowers Di...
Easy beginners. tutorials
• T-shirt Flower DIY, No...
Design with me series.
• Burlap Lace Tote #1 Pr...
Shabby Chic on a Budget
• Video
Wedding dress deconstruction.
• Wedding dress deconstr...
Shabby Chic on a Budget
• Tattered Rag, Flowers ...
Thrift store hauls
• Hauls, Thrift store, y...
Thanks for another beautiful flower
I know I’m way late to this, but you popped up when I was looking for shabby chic flowers. I absolutely love this I’ll have to see if the dollar trees around me have anything like this.
I suggest you purchase organza fabric to begin. Sheer light stiffness see this video.
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Beautiful!
Loved the way you rolled the fabric around paint brush handle and held over candle to curl it. Thanks for sharing awesome ideas.💖
Your welcome. It was one of my first series. I am glad you are enjoying it. My other budget I use cotton and a fat quarter.
Liz. Sometimes I watch and get so I,grossed in your techniques and the beauty of your creations that I forget to like and comment. I do like to watch how you do something more than once. Love love your beautiful creations !!!
Lovely flowers. Thanks for sharing. I just found you and love your work.
I have lots of silk material but dont find many videos on how to use it. Greetings from Panamá.
I put silk in many of my designs. Thanks for watching
What a fab idea. I will be looking in the dollar store and the charity shops for some great fabrics. Love your no sew flowers. Thanks. 😃❤️
+Karen billinger thank you! Frugal crafter am i. if someone did take that name I might have chosen it. Haha.
Love these
Great tutorial. Thank you!!
Your welcome
Loved this! I have a DT less than a mile from me! This will be soooooo much fun for me. Esp since it's no sew.
Liz I absolutely love this sweet flower. You are an awesome teacher. Thank you for sharing
I love how you can use almost anything. your directions are so clear. talented
+Maria Millard. Thank you, You can do it too. ;)
Liz, I have been making your flowers for a long time and I love everyone you've had made. I have so much curtain material
Can I use it because it is a good material and I don't know if it would be to thick. Thank you for taking time to show us your beautiful videos and how to make them. I would love to buy your lace but I never bought anything before so could you help me with this problem. Beautiful work
Just beautiful.
Absolutely love it
😊
Thanks
Liz I love your tutorials! Your so creative, you really take your time to show us how to do it🌸 tyfs🌺God bless you🤗
Hi Liz!! I am enjoying your series of videos on flower making and learning a lot!! TFS!! Hugs, Liz:)
+tinlizzie , Thank you, I also watch new tutorials they are inspiring.
They look beautiful.Thank you for sharing.
Great video Liz keep them coming love your inspiration
+Nancyd Daly thank you.
Love, love, love this !
I like to look for blouses negligees and children's dresses even by kids watch for me thanks for these easier flowers 🌺 jean
+Jean C. I am with you. I have a silk flower tutorial where I use a child's dress.
I've shared your vids lizzy
+Jane Marg Hull glad you are finding some you like.
Thank you for the great tutorial and information Liz, fabric is ridiculously expensive these days
+Michelle Robinson. That was what I was trying to get across. There is beautiful fabric all around us.
Beautiful! Thank you!
Just beautiful!
+debra vanzant thank you.
very beautiful flowers I love them u do amazing job
+Linda Graham thank you I enjoy m a king them. Happy crafting
great tutorial liz, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Yvette, this was one of my first tutorials. I wanted to show in detail the things I learned.
Hello my name is Diana I just subbed to your beautiful channel. I cannot believe I never saw any of your vids before. Although I have not recorded vids for quite awhile, I do enjoy crafting very much and I really love creating flowers. Tfs. Diana
+create557 hello Diana wrlcome. I a fairly new channel. I have been building subscribers and figuring things out along the way. Glad you found me.
I am only 1/3 of the way into the video and it is already an awesome video.😍
Awe, how sweet. My goal was to encourage crafters that it doesn't need to be expensive.
Beautiful result🌸!
+Jeanne Brinkman thank you.
gonna try this for for sure too...
+melodyn2music I recommend you begin with the chiffon or organza fabric for melting flowers.
pretty
+Mary Olmos (Maeca234) thank you.
me gusto mucho la técnica que usaste y la tela esta bien bonita la flor que iciste yo ago Muchas cosas que ustedes hacen todas tienen diferente talento gracias por tu enseñanza Diós te bendiga
+Maria Escobar. Gracias, con organza y chiffon my Bonito. Tengo Mas videos.
Yo te al miro mucho todo tu trajo es bien bonito yo ago mucha manualidad me gustaría mandarte fotos son diferentes pero bien shabby chic también doy clases pero en la escuela para adulto y en un centro de adultos . Tengo tantas cosas por hacer un día a la mejor me animo para hacer videos como tu . Diós quiera que un día no muy lejano.
+Maria Escobar. Manda l I s photos Por email. You nomas uso mi telephono Pata grabar. Tengo nomad un ano. Donde vives?
+Maria Escobar e Estado mirando videos de manualeda en Español y me esta audando hablar mejor espanol. Tambien gosando de musica
Yo vivo en Roma Texas
Wonderful! Kisses from Brazil!!!
+Valkiria Eufrasio. Thank you, happy crafting.
I say good on pour quality fabric, because it has made beautiful flowers, thank you for sharing Liz you are so kind. Not sure if I asked you before but can you give us the name of the glue gun,as it is so much better than mine.
+countrysilkwormers28 you are welcome. I am not sure which I was using but I now use the Surebonder detail glue gun.
lov your tips Liza i would like to c you make with lace and satin 😊
+Georgina Andreou. Thank You. I put that on the back burner I didn't think I had much interest. I think I will add it to my wedding dress ideas section.
+Georgina Andreou , haha your typo made me think of my older sister. She calls me Liza.
Beautiful
+Betty Swinford thank you
Love it! New subbie here! TFS!
+Marieville55. Welcome, glad you found me.
Stunning ! I Love Love this ! Where did you get the valance please? I need help so I can survive! You are a Wonderful Artist! Thank You
This old tutorial. I encourage you to use something in your home. An old blouse, sheer curtain fabric etc. I like to use the lining of a jacket.
great
I love your flowers and would like to apply them to plain front shirts or dresses. Can your sewn ( thread wrapped) flowers be laundered with the item I apply it to? What would you use to keep the edges from completely fray in the wash? Thanks for your time to reply. Thank you for sharing your talents with me.
Hi, I am glad you are inspired by my flowers. I would not use the fabric in this video. I would use the, chiffon, organza, tulle. I have videos showing all those fabrics. To seal lightly use flame as shown in my videos. Some fabrics like tulle or tshirt fabric do not fray if used. I will get you a link to my flower playlist. Fyi test all fabrics be safe.
If you use glue use fabric tac.
Flower Tutorials by Crafty Devotion: th-cam.com/play/PLRoKeqtenfZsaYCeDYJUNY1UZ2ESdESfz.html
I got some lace tablecloths at the thrift store and cut them into strips n tried to make flowers with it...what a disaster lol. I'm having the hardest time finding the right materials and getting this right!
Hi, begin with a sheer curtain fabric. Or the thin lining of a jacket. You may send me photos for tips on Facebook group.
Where did u get the valance curtain, and how much?
Hi, the actual curtain I used was dollar tree. I used this as an example to encourage using what you have on hand. From old sheer curtains, sheer blouse. Etc. See my other tutorials using various fabrics.
When you layer what are the usual length you use?
It varies but about 1/2"
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