Gorgeous project found via Style Court – handmade chrysanthemums from Alabama Chanin’s Alabama Stitch Book. These flowers are made from (believe it or not) cotton t-shirts.
{Tutorial found here}
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Wow, this is amazing. The perfect way of recycling I would call it. Thank you for sharing this.
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We are looking for someone to re-create fabric flowers to be applied to my daughters wedding dress. We live in Wheaton, IL but would travel downtown to check these out. We have the flowers that were originally applied to the dress but they seem a little cheap looking. We also have a sample of the material. If you know of anyone who is capable of doing these we would really appreicate your knowledge. Thanks so much.
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hi debra, i would suggest looking at etsy.com vendors. twigs and honey creates gorgeous fabric flower pieces that may be perfect for your daughter’s dress. good luck!
Hello, The tutorial link for the shredded fabric chrysanthemum’s no longer appears to be working…are you able to repost this link?
Thanks,
Sarah
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hi sarah! i just did as much digging as i could. unfortunately the website has removed the tutorial, so the only way to find the instructions is in the book. :(