29 Fabric Flower Patterns
Learn how to make fabric flowers with this stunning collection!
Fabric flower patterns create some of the most beautiful catch-all accessories you can use all year long. These flowers are perfect whether you want to create a permanent floral centerpiece for your dining room or simply want to add a touch of spring to your wardrobe.
The best thing about artificial flowers is that they are evergreen. Fabric flowers are sturdier and better quality than paper, which means they really do last forever. Using this collection of fabric flower patterns, you can make bouquets that will never wilt or die, create trendy floral accessories, or make flower embellishments by the dozen to use in scrapbooking, card making, and general home decorating.
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Fabric Flower Patterns
Looking for centerpiece ideas for your wedding or your next dinner party? Learn how to make fabric flowers that make great conversation pieces. All of your party guests will admire your crafting skills. Besides centerpieces for tables, these flower patterns are the perfect DIY Mother's Day gifts or birthday gift for a special lady.
Gorgeous Upcycled Denim Flowers
Create a beautiful handmade fabric flower bouquet that'll last forever with this easy flower tutorial using scraps of denim from your old jeans.Â
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Learn how to make flowers out of felt and create an adorable garland that will brighten up any room. This is a clever way to repurpose mismatched buttons.
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This lovely pillow makes a great gift idea for friends or family, that won’t break the budget. It's fairly quick to make and is easy enough for beginners to handle.
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You're only a few minutes from your new favorite fabric flower bouquet. All it takes to complete this fabric rose pattern is ribbon and a some thread.
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Totally Tulle DIY Fabric Flowers
Tulle is always thought of as fancy, but this project is actually accessible for everyone. This fabric flower tutorial is completely unexpected but so much fun.
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Make something absolutely adorable with this fabric flower pillow sewing pattern. The best part? You can start and finish this cutie in an hour!
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If you want more free flower patterns, check out our collection of over 80 printable projects! There's no water required for these flower patterns, so you can display them all year. Browse the collection: 81+ Printable Flower Patterns
How to Make Flowers Out of Fabric Scraps
The most versatile type of flower patterns is DIY embellishments! Attach them to clothing, bags, cards, lampshades, picture frames, headbands, scrapbook layouts...the possibilities for learning how to make a fabric flower are endless. Discover your new favorite fabric flower tutorial and then make a bunch once. Keep these flower patterns on hand so you'll always have a flower or two to embellish with should the need arise.
You know that phrase "wear your heart on your sleeve?" Well, you can also wear your fabric flowers on your sleeve (or your lapel, or your wrist, or your head, or...) These stylish flower patterns are timeless and classic, with a current, trendy twist to set you apart in a crowd. You can craft flowers depending on your style. Learn how to make fabric flowers that really make a statement.
It's time to bust your stash, you hoarder! Make a bunch of these cute fabric flower hair ties in no time at all. Each mini flower takes about 10 minutes.
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You probably think that spilled coffee is a bad thing, but think again! Use coffee instead of dye to turn an old t-shirt into a work of art. Add these roses to a t-shirt or jacket for a three-dimensional look.
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Save up those fabric scraps to create cute and funky DIY hair accessories. Flower patterns like this never go out of season, so be sure to rock your hair accessories whenever you need a hint of spring.
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Learn how to make flowers for embellishments while getting rid of scrap fabric by following this easy fabric flower tutorial!
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These silk flower hair pins look so cute and are perfect to spice up your wardrobe this spring without breaking the bank.
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Even the smallest scraps can be used. This flower project is about using up small and unusual shaped scraps of fabric to make a simple flower that can be used as a brooch, to decorate a bag, and more!
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Marilyn B
Jun 07, 2017
Every one of these crafty flowers are a treat to the eye and so pretty and fun to make. I have made several sheer fabric flowers with flame curled ends into hair barrettes and brooch pins. The paper flowers make for double duty on a package as part of the wrapping as well as a pin on the backmifmit to wear later. Thank you for all these wonderful free ideas and instructions which bring a smile to so many folks! These ideas for making pretty flowers are very much appreciates and so lovely to enjoy and make!
M Altenberg
Aug 26, 2016
These are fun to make and put in different types of vases around the house. I used to make a lot of paper flowers as a child. This could be a fun activity.
mulberrygalprinces s
Jul 13, 2016
Oh my you are wonderful for offering all these wonderful ideas and for free to boot. I have family and friends in nursing homes and the ones in non private rooms are not allowed to have fresh cut or real flowers of any kind due to allergies of roommates. I make fake flowers of all kinds to bring to them. This is going to be so appreciated, thank you so very much.
lpalmer59 7490208
Mar 14, 2016
I love fabric flowers. You can use whatever fabric you like or that matches your dcor, they will never die, and when the present season passes, you can put them away you dont have to throw them away. Fabric flowers are always in season, and you can make whatever you want in your house. I just love them.
Heidi Lorene
Mar 11, 2016
I have been making fabric flowers for over 5 years and there are some flowers on this list that I haven't even seen before. This is a wonderful page to save and learn many new techniques of fabric flower making from. This site continues to amaze me with all its great crafting ideas. Does anybody have a favorite flower to try first? I want to try them all and don't know where to get started!
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