{Tutorial} Flowers & Ruffles

I guest posted this tutorial over at Oopsey Daisy last month but since I have gotten new followers and not everyone has seen this I figured I would post it here!

Let's get started!

I forgot to take a picture of the shirt before I started

but this is the exact shirt from the stores website

 Materials Needed

• 2 shirts (1 to cut up) I got my at Rue 21 for $3 each
• Felt 
• Lace (optional, I didn't use it) I was going to use it to create the flower brooches but decided to use the fabric instead
• Roller Cutter
• Straight Edge

A Tutorial at Oopsey Daisy!

Hey everyone! Just wanted to let you know that I guest-posted a tutorial at Oopsey Daisy! 

So be sure to stop by and let me know what you think!

{Tutorial} Rosette & Ruffle T-Shirt

I am so excited to do my first tutorial ever!

Supplies needed...

• 2 shirts
• hot glue/fabric glue (for the rosettes)
• Sewing Machine (for the ruffles)
• Thread and needle (to sew the rosettes on)
• Fabric Scissors

To start off, grab two t-shirts, they can be exactly the same (like I did) or different colors. 

I grabbed these shirts are Rue 21 for only $3.00 each!

 

First thing you want to do is take one of the shirts that you are going to cut up for the rosettes. Depending on your fabric and how stretchy it is you will need about 13-25″ long. For the smaller rosettes it usually it about 15" and the bigger one is usually 25″. Like I said, it depends on your fabric! It is always better to cut more than too little. For the width, I like 1.5"! Here or here  (thanks to pinterest) are great, easy tutorials I found just recently the explains how to make rosettes like mine.

I made one 25″X1.5" one and two 15″X1.5"

Now onto the ruffles....

Because my fabric was pretty stretchy, when I cut it, it curled up a little. So I cut it a little wider than normal.

Feature Friday {Just Sew Sassy}

I am so excited to introduce some more friends and their adorable blog! 

Staci and Marina at Just Sew Sassy!

They make the cutest things ever....

from flirty aprons

 

to adorable bib necklaces

Isn't this adorable?!?!

and on their blog they always are featuring yummy recipes and cute tutorials!

Yum! Cheesecake :)

Take it away girls!

Hello all you fabulous readers of Flower Frenzy Creations!! We're super excited to be posting here today:) We LOVE this blog, and feel honored to have been given the opportunity to share a little somethin somethin with you!!

We're Staci and Marina from Just Sew Sassy, Come by and say hi sometime, we would love to have you over!!

Allow us to introduce...

I'm Staci.

I've been married 7 years to a man I met in Bolivia. You know, just some man. J/K!! We were missionaries together over in the Santa Cruz Bolivia mission. I'm now a barely sane SAHM of three darling kiddos 6yrs and younger. Crafty things make me happy, and are probably what help me keep my sanity.

 

And I'm Marina,

I have been married for 9 years to my amazing supportive husband. I have two little girls that are the inspiration behind most of my crafty attempts. We are two best friends that love to blog, sew and create...

Feature Friday {Brielle Design}

Now every Friday is {Feature Friday}!! Yipee! :)
If you are wanting to be featured, learn more here.

To start us off is my friend Brittany. She is a talented designer, and sells super cute stuff!

I love her wall prints especially!

 

And look at this adorable necklace!

Take it away Brittany!

Hello there! My name is Brittany and I'm the creator of {brielle} design! First, here's just a little bit about me!
About the {designer}: I am a college going, life loving, picture taking, graphic designing, cereal eating, adventure playing, happy girl ♥

About {brielle}: Brielle Design began when I simply decided to make a fabric necklace on a rainy day. I posted the picture on Facebook and suddenly had many necklace and hair clip requests! My love for design grew and grew which led me to starting a blog and an etsy shop!For this guest post I decided to show you all a banner I created for one of my friend's wedding receptions! It was surprisingly really easy and a TON of fun to make!