The first crocheted flower that my daughter is wearing is a pretty purple with a light polka dot center. The flower is attached to a hair clip that can be used in quilting but is commonly called a binding clip.
The next flower is a red and white with a black and white polka dot center. If you know me, you know that this is one of my favorite color combinations. I just LOVE polka dots.
This flower is pink with a multi color polka dot center. It also has a clip on the back.
This blue flower is the same one that is seen on the crochet clutch. I used a stripe for the center button. I've also attached a clip to this flower.
This teal flower has a monochromatic look with a teal on teal floral fabric for the center button. I've also attached a clip to this flower.
Here is a look at the back of the flowers. Some of you may have questions if you look closely.
They are NOT the traditional covered buttons you're used to using.
Are you wondering where I got them?
Does anyone know what they are called and where I might have gotten them?
Would you like me to share my best found secret tip?
Hmmmmm......
Should I?
Are you interested?
Are you interested?
I'd be willing to do a whole post about them this week.
Just let me know if you're interested and I'd be happy to do that.
I could do a whole tutorial about them.
They are the coolest little product I've found.
Very versatile too.
Just let me know if you're interested and I'd be happy to do that.
I could do a whole tutorial about them.
They are the coolest little product I've found.
Very versatile too.
Yes please!! They are adorable!
ReplyDeleteMy 13 year old daughter loves to wear flowers in her hair; but, alas, they are so expensive to buy. We would both love a tutorial and product list!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn to make these flowers and more of the odd buttons you used.
ReplyDeleteThat would be awesome...
ReplyDeleteI would be very interested in a tutorial! I have been trying to make some of these on my own and failing miserabley.
ReplyDeleteLove the pics of the wedding, btw. Everyone looked so beautiful and happy! :)
Very cute, and I'd love a post about them.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see the tutorial, too!
ReplyDeleteyes please!
ReplyDeleteI would love to know how to make these for my daughter. They are adorable. Love & blessings from NC!
ReplyDeleteThe grandbabies would love these and Kim the wedding looks like it turned out beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and I love sharing secrets, thanks!
ReplyDeleteHugs - Lurline♥
These flowers....so cute! Please share your secret buttons!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Kim! I would love to see how you made them.
ReplyDeleteYes Please! And how about a tutorial on the crocheted flowers, as well?
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Maybe I should brush up on my crochet skills...
ReplyDeleteYes!
ReplyDeleteYour little sweetie looks cue as can be with the flowers in her hair! And you KNOW we want to know your secret. ALL of them LOL!
ReplyDeleteI'd be very interested as I have two little granddaughters and their mama is always making headbands and barettes for the them!
ReplyDeleteUmmmm YES please! Duh. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Traditional covered buttons get tricky when trying to layer on top of things, so something easier would be oh so helpful!
Oh, you big teaser! Do tell. Do tell.
ReplyDeleteOh yea, we want to know! ;-)
ReplyDeletePlease share, they are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteYES!!!! Please. Those are adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteYes! A tutorial please!
ReplyDeleteYou know how much I love covered buttons. Yes! A tutorial please!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a tease...of course we want to know!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, please, please do a tutorial on the crochet flowers. They are absolutely adorable! Thank you so much for all your tips and pictures, and everything you do. I love it all! Jana
ReplyDeleteOh yes please do share, I also am interested in the flowers and the buttons. They look so cute and I have a little girl that i would love to make some for.
ReplyDeleteLove them! Please let us in on your secret and how to make these!
ReplyDeleteKim it looks great!
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
ReplyDeleteShare Share Share!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to make these - they are just too cute and I can see them used a lot of different ways . .
ReplyDeleteThanks
Jan
These are so sweet and a tutorial would be great!
ReplyDeletePlease, do tell!
ReplyDeleteGreat flowers Kim... we would love you to share!
ReplyDeleteYes, please Kim!!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog..I would love to have a tutorial on how to crochet the flower and incorporate those buttons.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, and I love your blog!
Micki
You are a tease. Of course we are interested!!! These are darling. I love mine. And Kenna is a doll.
ReplyDeleteI love my I-Top, I was wondering how it worked with fabric. Would love instructions on the flowers! Very cute!
ReplyDeletePlease,please share this with us!
ReplyDeletei think my favorite one is the teal one. i love these! i look forward to possibly making the covered buttons. thanks for sharing your tricks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, and for the amazing idea. These are great! (You have a beautiful daughter also.)
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They are adorable!
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I'm in love with flower power...I think I'm back in the 70's - enjoying them again...LOL
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