Fabric Twist Rosette
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Fabric Rosettes!
1. Cut a strip of fabric approx 12 inches long. The width of the strip with determine how “fat” your rosette is. My strip was about 1 inch wide.
2. Tie a knot at one end.
3. Begin by twisting the strip of fabric a few times, then begin wrapping it around the knot.
4. As your wrapping the twisted strip, place a small dot of glue on the rosette
5. Once you have the size you like, snip the rest of the fabric off and glue to the underside of the rosette.
Add to a headband, or bobby pins, a pin for a broach, or any other place a little flower could accent!
Headbands like this one are for sale at my Etsy Shop!
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Very cute! Thanks for the great step by step instructions! Have a good weekend!
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Your welcome! And you too!
What kind of fabric did you use for these rosettes?
Brooke: It was just grey cotton!
Hi Kate! Absolutely LOVE your blog!!! What kind of headbands do you use and where do you get them?
Tara: we often find them at Target or sometimes CVS!
These are great, I am wondering if you would consider doing a video on how to make these?
Jen: I’ll add it to my list!
This is lovely! I can’t wait to give it a try!
I love it!!! I’ve been on it DIY kick lately. Do you just attach it with a glue gun?
@Melissa: yep!
Does anyone else have aproblem with headbands killing their heads behind the ears… ouch!!!! I hate wearing them…. is it cause they are cheap?? Or do all headbands do this? calebnsteph@yahoo.com
I made these and after COMPLETLY messing up the first one, I made 3 more that turned out really well!! I currently have a salmon one in my hair that dun dun dun I did just like your waves tutorial! : Thank you Kate!!
Stephanie! I’m so glad I’m not the only one with this problem! I have to literally stretch the headbands apart so that they barely set on my head or they end up giving me a headache! I DO think it’s the kind I use though. I use the skinny metal ones. I’m going to try the ones that are lined with fabric, maybe those won’t hurt so bad!
Love the tutorial for this! They’re so much easier to make than I thought, and I can use scrap fabrics for them. Thanks for sharing!
Don’t you just love these? I just made my wedding flowers out of these!