Some Ribbon - Preferably 1.5 cm wide or bit wider.
You need about 50 cm or you can use more depending on how full you want the end result of your rose want to be.
Needle & Thread
Stitch the Ribbon down the length, Just below the middle of the Ribbon.
Make sure your thread is quite long as you will need enough to stitch to the end and make some stitches to hold the rose together.
When you come to the end of the ribbon do not cut of the needle.
Now start Rolling your rose from the end where your needle is attached after each roll make a stitch to the previous layer to hold your flower in place. When you come to the end fold back the end a little to give it a nice finished look give it a blind stitch to secure it, if you want to you can give an few extra stitches around the flower once you have finished the rolling just to make sure it is nice and secure.
Once you have done that you can reshape it a bit with your fingers to give it the look you like.....
Hope everyone found this helpful and clear enough, if not please let me know if your unsure or uncertain about something and I will try my best to improve it where possible!
Enjoy and be warned they can be quite addictive....
Thank You for taking your time to look at my blog, Please know that all comments are welcome and very much appreciated!
Hugs Kobie
19 comments:
Lovely Kobie, I need to have a go with these now.
Thanks again for sharing.
xx
Was a pleasure Karen, be aware they become a bit addictive....lol
great tutorial Kobie x
Hey Kobie what a great tutorial thanks a bunch (get it !!!!) oh well I tried lol will def be having a go at these
Jacki xx
Thanks Kobie. That is a fab tutorial and the most wonderful roses created. Great sharing. Hugs Cherry xxxx
just had a go and mine don't turn out anything like yours mine look like a srewed up mess of ribbon lol so will have another go later
Jacki xx
Just keep on trying Jacki, the clue is in the stitching, make sure to stitch every roll you make so it can keep it secure....
Beautiful, Kobie xx
Hi Kobie love the tutorial and your pictures are really helpful and the flowers look fantastic I will give this a try.
Elaine
oh thank you!! this is just what I need to finish off a nightie I'm making for my kid. I am so happy I was shown your blog.
Thanks for sharing this - I love flower making and have tried a simialr technique with wired ribbon but you don't need to do any sewing. I will certainly try this
great tutorial!
thanks for sharing
Great tutorial! Lovely idea on how to create beautiful flowers!
great tuorial, will have to try it, thanks
Thanks for stopping by on my blog! The roses are beautiful. Think I'll try to make some too. Thanks for the description.
Thank you for the comment at my cards. I jumped to your blog and found this fantastic tutorial, I am certainly going to try this!
Beautiful - thanks for posting this, will give it a go once I'm back home, Jx
Ohhh wish I'd seen these before I did my lim card for this week,
Thanks,
Rebecca x
These roses are absolutely beautiful.
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