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Helen - that's a useful technique. I can see it could be elaborated on in lots of ways. Thanks.
3/29/07 3:10 AM
Worked great, clear as a bell, thanks
3/29/07 3:45 PM
Super cute! I'll have to give this a try soon ...
3/29/07 9:48 PM
Hi, Helen: Thanks for sharing your photos and technique. This may sound funny, but I think your flower would also look attractive with the gathered edge showing instead of tucked in. I think it would make your flower appear extra-frilly. I think it would work if you stitch the coil in place a little above the gathered edge, so that the gathered section became part of the design. Just an idea "sprouted" from one who's recently grown to love embellishing with all forms of fabric/ribbon flowers. Amy
3/31/07 10:18 PM
Amy, what a great idea and I think you're right, it would give a very different, frilly camelia kind of look.
4/1/07 3:17 AM
Great tutorial - nicely done
4/7/07 8:00 PM
well done
4/17/07 11:53 PM
Hi Helen, the link here is wrong... Please update the link if possible! Thanks
8/1/07 6:58 AM
Asenka, I've updated the link. Thanks for letting me know. Happened when I had to change from Yahoo to Flickr, wonder what else has gone .....
8/4/07 7:41 AM
Oh dear, the slideshow only has two frames and they don't seem to be associated with this fabric flower. I do have a book on making fabric flowers and I'll look there for instructions, thanks for the inspiration.
11/20/09 10:54 PM