Ribbon Flower Tutorial
By Lisa M. Pace
1. Cut ribbon approximately 12 inches
2. Starting at one end of your ribbon weave your threaded needle in and out of the ribbon as shown (I thread my needle with the thread still on the spool. This way I don’t have to worry about not having my thread long enough or my ribbon coming off of the thread)
3. Continue weaving your threaded needle all the way to the end of the ribbon
4. Once you are to the end of the ribbon pull the thread through the ribbon to make it gather
5. Cut thread making sure to leave enough thread for you to tie a double knot
6. Gather your ribbon as tight as possible
7. Double knot your thread
8. Glue the cut ends of your ribbon together making sure the glued ends point to the underside of the ribbon flower
9. Once the glue has dried flatten out your flower
10. Adhere your button to the center of the flower (in my example I used two and placed one on top of the other) using a hot glue gun
Have fun! The possibilities for these flowers are endless.
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Thanks for the great tutorial! I never knew it was so easy! :grin:
OMG…I love it and I am so there to replicate it!
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Hi,
it’s a nice one. love it. could you tell me more about ribbon flowers? i’m new to this site. i already learn how to make a jasmine and roses, glue them up with a safety pin and voila, a corsase (did i spell it right?)
anyway, i need to learn more, since i’m making these ribbon flower as a business. my friends just love it.
thanks.