I bought this huge flower clip in a sale as it is technically a seasonal decoration. However, I love silk flowers and I never turn down an opportunity to wear them.
Today's blog-make shows you how easy it is to attach a silk flower to your jacket or cardigan.
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| Lella Loves... Silk Flowers |
Always choose flower which is a good size and has lots of petals.
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| Lella Loves... Silk Flowers |
This flower is approximately 6 inches across.
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| Lella Loves... Silk Flowers |
Keep a selection of kilt pins in your craft box.
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| Lella Loves... Silk Flowers |
The clip on the back can be popped off with a twist.
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| Lella Loves... Silk Flowers |
All you need to do is to find the centre stem which is acting like a securing plug and pierce it with the kilt pin. PLEASE, please be careful! I always work on a cork board which sits on the ironing board. I force the pin downwards as the cork is there if you slip.
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| Lella Loves... Silk Flowers |
Your finished flower brooch should be big, bold and add a fabulous splash of colour to an outfit: just what we need until springtime is upon us.
Have a lovely day.
Lella xx
Lovely clip.. Silk flowers are mostly used in clips or decoration because they can be used for a long time. you can't use natural flowers for along time.
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