When photos of Kris’ new shop went on the web, the question most sent in at the time was “How did you make those fabric roses that stand in the vase?” Well, now you’re “in the know” because this week’s episode shows you how easy and fun they are to make. And in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, we are making them in pink!
These are sure to brighten your own home or even make someone else’s day. Here are a few more photos!
We also want to thank Joann Fabric & Craft Stores for making this week’s show possible!
Have a wonderful week everyone!
-Kim & Kris
LOVE LOVE LOVE the twig idea!! WAY COOL!! again super easy peasy!! THANKS for this!!
Nice idea girls, you could use the stems from some of those ugly plastic flowers too for the stick part too to recycle some of product.
What a sweet idea for breast cancer awareness =) Kim: I love the flower you are wearing in this episode – did you make it and if so please share
Super idea… simple and sweet, actually a pretty neat hostess gift!!
Love the flowers! I’m making them for a friend who is going through a tough time.
Thank you for sharing your ideas.
Thank you so much, I know my Mother in Law will love this.;)
Very easy flowers to make. Would brighten someones day to receive them thats for sure. Keep up the great crafting ideas.
These are cute and something my kids could help with. I’ve got two ideas – 1) do fall colors as I’m hosting at Thanksgiving and 2) do Christmas colors as a housewarming gift to my sister who is hosting Christmas dinner.
I love the pink flowers too! My mom is a breast cancer survivor!!
Thanks again, girls!
Leigh Ann
These are great! They’d be beautiful made in all different colors for every season. I think I’ll make some short little ones to put in my bathroom for fall!
How cute are these – and so easyyyyyyyyyy….Thank you.
As always, another great project! I also love the scarf that Kris is wearing.
I love these. They are so cute! I also like the flower Kim is wearing. Did you make it. If so, please show us how. I would love to make one.
Wonderful…..
Wonderful! More presents to make for Christmas! This is a great project to do with the kids too! Thanks sooooo much!
As a Breast Cancer patient, getting chemo for 7 yr.s, I know this would brighten someone’s day. Good for any reason, really. Thanks!
I like this one. Good idea for a person in hospital, easier to transport home when they check out.
Thanks girls from Florida
What a fun project!
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Love the idea!!!
great idea!
This is way cute you guys. Going to blog it!
As always your projects are so wonderful and affordable. Who doesn’t have some scraps they can use and find real sticks or some left from silk flowers? Thanks you two.
Love the roses! Sooooo cute, perfect for my daughter to practice her hand sewing! Keep up the cute ideas girls;)
SO SO Cute!! Such a fabulous and easy idea! Way to go girls you’ve done it again!
What a cute idea…
Wonderful idea and so much easier to water and dust!
Thank you Ladies & JoeAnnes Fabrics for your Help with Supporting the Breast Cancer Month of October 2011 with your sewing projects of pretty pink flower ideas!!! Lets All Stand Up to Cure Breast Cancer!!!
Cute and simple! I think even I can make:) Thanks for your videos…much easier to learn.
I love these! You girls have the best tutorials. I can actually do some of them. I don’t do real well when I make things, but I can watch you do it and pause it and do it right along. Thanks so much! Looking forward to more from you both.
I just learned how to make tissue paper flowers and now I want to make these great fabric flowers. Thanks for the tutorial.
i love them! can’t wait to make some for my mom. thanks so much!
Great way to use scraps from a decor project for same room to tie together. I made a pillow for my family room, connected to my dinning room made flowers for the table from same fabric. Quick and easy.
Glue gun died so I tried tacky glue and it worked fine. Love it.
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