I made this rosette pin from a leftover scrap of fabric from my sister-in-law's 1910s tea gown. Unlike the rosette on the gown, I left the raw edges facing out for a bit of texture. This crushed velvet ribbon that I've been hoarding in my stash was just right for a leaf. I could easily see a cluster of these decorating the neckline of a thrifted sweater or top... I'll be keeping my eye out for just the right specimen.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Rosette
I made this rosette pin from a leftover scrap of fabric from my sister-in-law's 1910s tea gown. Unlike the rosette on the gown, I left the raw edges facing out for a bit of texture. This crushed velvet ribbon that I've been hoarding in my stash was just right for a leaf. I could easily see a cluster of these decorating the neckline of a thrifted sweater or top... I'll be keeping my eye out for just the right specimen.
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Lovely! The slightly frayed edge is so delicate, and the leaf is just perfect -- it will be a lucky top that gets to have this beauty as an adornment! :-)
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Shannon
This is cute! Do you have a how-to?
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking, Dashnote, but unfortunately I did not record my steps!
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