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Helping you DIY your home one awesome project at a time
I’m really thrilled to be sharing a new blogger with you! Please welcome Hani from Craftionary! I hope you enjoy her super creative fun tutorial. Take it away, Hani!
I am a new blogger who has started blogging for the love of crafts and sharing ideas. But of all the things I do I love to make new friends the most.
Instant last minute recipes to home remedies and blog designs to get crafty. I am so excited to bring embroidery crafts in the late March to welcome the summers this year.
- To make the flower you will need 5 petals with a circle of diameter 5
- Coil the wire around a pencil. Then hold the ends of the wire and stretch it with the help of pliers. Wind the wire around the ring and make 5 petals with ring size (5) for each hibiscus similarly.
- Thread 3 red and 4 yellow stamens to the stem wire, wrap a piece of same colored nylon around the stamens to hide the white part.
- Find detailed instructions for making petals and assembling the flower in this post Basic Nylon Flower
- Thread petals and leaves and arrange the petals in position. Your flower is ready
This year welcome Spring with nylon flowers and be blessed for the colors in your life.
Thanks so much Hani for Guest Blogging here at House of Hepworths!
What beautiful flowers! Thank you Hani!
Hugs
SueAnn
So fun! Now I just need to find colored nylons!
Kristen
http://craftingwithtrainingwheels.blogspot.com/
Thank you for having me over at your blog Allison…
Love
Hani
http://craftionary.blogspot.com