Sunday, January 23, 2011

EVERYTHING'S COMIN' UP ROSES


You can't make just one.
You can't
Honest
Even when you stop 



 even then, they breed when you're not watching


they turn to the light


they gather in groups


and they huddle close


Wools  Felts  Roses LOVE
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I have been making roses like this out 
of paper and fabric since my college float days.
Yeah, yeah a LONG time ago.
Similar versions are all over the web and blogs,
so maybe there are tutorials out there.


Anyway, my point is I did not design this method, it's been 
around longer than me... AGAIN a LONG time :D
and I do not plan to take credit for it,
 but because so many asked and I aim to please..
( after a couple hours of searching, I just knew I had seen it somewhere!)
 I came up with this pattern
 from Better Homes and Garden Creative Collection.
Let's give them the credit. It's the winter o9 edition page 94


             

Bet most of you still have it on your bookshelf.
Now my bookshelf is a mess after all this searching
 so I am going to go red up!  Thanks Jeanne( Western PA phrase) 

24 comments:

  1. Those are pretty! You should do a tutorial on these.

    -Danielle

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  2. very sweet...looks addicting! How did you do that?

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  3. I love them Z! I am drawn to wool like moth to a flame (or like moth to wool!) ;O The pure white is gorgeous and your photos are divine! I washed 5, although small, loads of wool vintageness yesterday for more wool goodies. I can't seem to get enough, it's gotta be the frigid cold out there... what's your excuse? LOL The rosette heart is just perfect! Theresa xoxo

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  4. These are beautiful, especially in that soft white wool!

    XO,
    Jane

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  5. I love these and can see why they are addicting! Waiting for your tutorial! lol

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  6. Love to know how to make these roses. Please?

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  7. So cute. I love how they made their way into a heart. How did you make them Suzan? They would make a lovely garland.

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  8. LOL I love the breeding part...oh that beautiful things did breed and we could wake up each morning to new glories!
    I love the roses though, they are gorgeous!
    Tina xo

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  9. I love all the fabric roses I've been seeing these days! But the felt one are extra special! One of these days, my famous last words I'm sure, I'm gonna try my hand at some! Have a great week! Guess you seen where I already had to take my mac to the shop? Can you believe that? Just crazy!
    Theresa
    aka:tot

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  10. Well those are cute. I thought at first they were marzipan and I was getting hungry :)
    Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow

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  11. These are so pretty! I can easily see how one could get hooked on these, especially with all teh pretty things to do with them!

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  12. Love these roses...could be any color one is in the mood for...the uses for these addictive little flowers are infinite! Thanks for sharing, hope there will be a tutorial!

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  13. Yes, please, a tutorial..these are beautiful!!

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  14. they are SO pretty. i couldnt figure out what they were made out of at first.
    ~laura xx

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  15. Love them! I like to keep busy while watching TV at night...this would be fun! And having my hands move would help keep them warm, it is soooo cold here!

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  16. Cute enough to eat. Yes I'm that hungery! I think it's time to head home.
    Love that PA saying!
    xx
    Carole

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  17. i want to know how!! so adorable and sweet

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  18. Z, I love, love, love these!!! If my 'want to make' list gets any longer, I'll have to have another GB removed.hehe
    hugs to you...

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  19. suzan, those are soooo cute! you are always sharing such great stuff with us.

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  20. Sweet flowers! And believe it or not... I do NOT have that magazine. My Hubby would say I have one of every one ever printed but, NOT TRUE! LOVE the little vignettes you created too. Have a great week. HUGS!
    Charlene

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  21. i have seen many of these roses, but none compare to yours...i am definately going to have to give these a try !! do you glue ? or sew?? (oh...and come one...'red' up, not rid up....straight from the 'burg !) :)

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  22. Ok...this makes alot of us wanting to know how to make these. Don’t have that old mag and kudos to you for finding it again....please teach us how to make these.

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