DIY Flower Necklace

 

Hello, Picket Fencers. My name is Angelina and you can find me happily blogging over at JoJo & Eloise.

Today is an exciting day! Why, you ask? Because I get to share this Fabulous tutorial, I get to hang out with Heather and Vanessa and I am also getting the chance to meet and get to know other great Picket Fencers like you. How cool is that? Pretty Cool, right?

I don’t know about you but I am a the kind of girl that NEVER gets tired of having, wearing or getting flowers. So if your anything like me, you will certainly love the tutorial I have for you today.

Well, let’s at least hope so.

First you are going to draw a circle ( the bigger the circle the bigger the flower ) and then draw scallops around in a spiral shape. You will place your pattern piece on top of your fabric and cut out. I used felt for my flowers. Once your felt is cut out into a spiral shape you will wrap it around and use dabs of glue to hold in place. You can go HERE to see an example of that. I hot glued some pearls in the center of my flowers.

Once I was done making all my flowers I put them on top of a separate piece of felt in the shape of a necklace. I traced the shape and then cut out. I scalloped my edges with scallop scissors I got HERE. I then cut 2 pieces of ribbon (long enough to be tied around the neck) and hot glued those to both edges. Then I began hot gluing my flowers in place.

And, there you have it!! A Beautiful Flower Necklace, in a matter of minutes.

This necklace would be pretty in almost any color combination.

It would also make a fabulous inexpensive Bridesmaid gift.

Or, just simply make one to wear on that special night out with your Sweetie.

 

No matter how you make it or wear it. You are sure to be a stylish hit wherever you go!!

 

Looking for more amazing projects like this? Find them everyday over at JoJo and Eloise!

And, as a Regular Contributor to At the Picket Fence, Angelina will be sharing some of her fabulous creations with you here too so stay tuned for more inspiring ideas!