I don’t think Tanya from Trey & Lucy has officially named this flower but that is what I have been calling it.
It is a rosette but not rolled. The first link I listed was for her picture tutorial and this one is for her more recent video tutorial.
When I made mine I used a silky fabric I already had so it started to curl and form little waves as I tried to keep it all together while trying to hand sew it.
I am still pleased with it but I want to make another one with a cotton blend to get the structured loveliness that Tanya’s flower achieved. Hopefully it was my fabric this time and not me and my lame hand sewing skills. ..I guess we’ll see. 🙂
My husband took these pictures of me today which is why I am laughing. He has that sort of effect on me. 🙂
Aren’t they pretty cool flowers? I love how big they are. Thanks Tanya for a great flower tutorial!
I wish I had one. I guess I could make one but yours are so lovely. great job. I like the wavy edges.
Wow! That is stunning! I love the fabric and the color!
This is very nice. Is it jersey? I guess I could just go look! I really like it! I want one!
totally beautiful!
i never let my hubby take pics because he would totally crack me up the whole time!!!
i am gonna go check this tute out right now!
~selina
Very prettty flower!
Just Better Together
very pretty! love it!
beautiful! I like yours better than the inspiration.
Oh it’s Beautiful! (and so are you) love the color choice. And love the flower name of course 🙂
so beautiul delia! the color is great on you, and in your hair it looks so fabulous! 🙂
That is lovely! Thank you for the tutorial – I’m now your newest follower!
That flower is so so so pretty, but not as pretty as you–seriously!
wow, seriously gorgeous! Going to check out the tutorial right now!
So pretty! I have to make one.
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I love your scarf but i am not a very good at sewing So basicalyy the part you cut in two pieces you just sew on the front of the scarf at the bottom
Lovely! I'm going to give it a try today. Thanks for sharing!