I've been making these for a week. I'm using them as scatter centerpieces on the tables for our guilds Spring Banquet, which is on Thursday. As the program/education director it falls to me to plan this event and as someone that lived on Whidbey Island, WA and in Seattle , I thought it would be lovely to share the flowers of the Skagit Valley with my Illinois quilting sisters. Thanks for this wonderful pattern. It's elegant in its simplicity, just like the live tulip.
I printed the pattern yesterday, and glued it to a piece of cardboard, cut it and now I have a sturdy template. Thanks they're very beautiful and will start making them today 😊
We call seam ripping "frog stitching". Rip it, rip it... :) super cute! I've made the fabric chain and going to try the stars soon, and maybe this right after that. I used the fabric chain to decorate our hay bale this fall and we've gotten lots of compliments on it!
Bummer! Mine turned out really limp. My husband was teasing that I’d made dead flowers. 😝😝 Stuffing the stems took me forever. I’ve had success with other Shabby Fabric tutorials so I’m off to try the tablet cover.
Thanks, almost finished (daughter for Mother's Day) - I do think that if I do more I would add fusible fleece or a heavyweight fusible interfacing to the leaves. Thanks again for the tutorial!
Hi. Your projects are beautiful and adorable. Can I get the direct link to the rainforest and purple fabrics you use in this video? I am looking but can’t find them. Thank you!
We're happy to hear that you like our projects! It looks like the Fossil Fern collection, which was used in this video, has been sold out for quite some time now. We do offer a wide selection of current fat quarter sets that you are more than welcome to browse here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Fat-Quarter-Sets-C88.aspx Hope that helps and happy sewing! - Beth!
maybe if you put the wire in the stem, you can bend it to arrange in vase, also if you use thin wire in leaf it would hold up better on the stem. a pair of tweeters would work to bring it thru the bottom
Dear Shabby Team Greetings from Rio. Could you please inform, what is the recommended measure to make the stem? Many thanks in advance for your response. Warm regards! Ana
That is the Steamfast Travel Iron! We love that little thing :) Here is a link to it in Our Shop: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Steamfast-Travel-Steam-Iron-P47223.aspx
can you please do a video on how to make the little white fabric box near the pink sewing machine? And also thanks for this, my favorite flower is a tulip. Have a good day...
It's a square usually 2 layer cakes 10x10 with wadding. Make a mat ie quilt top and wadding together add back stitch around and turn through. fold at points and stitch. you can stitch the pieces together first then quilt either way works.
Hi Linda! Unfortunately, fabrics seem to have a short life span so these fabrics may not be available now. However, we do have a vast number of purple fabric options! I have included the link to those materials as well as the link to the free download for the tulips! Happy sewing and stay safe! ~Leah Tulip download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf Purple fabric: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Purple-Fabric.aspx
Unfortunately since this is a free download we don't have any printed that can be sent out. If you have access to a wireless printer, you should be able to print them from your ipad. Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
+Fatima Lima Obrigado por assistir nosso vídeo e pelas suas amáveis palavras . Aqui está um link para o download gratuito : www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
Great question- any and all links to downloads, fabrics, tools, etc. will always be linked in the description box below the video :) Here is the link to all of our free downloads: bit.ly/ShabbyFabricsFreeDownloads
Hi Samantha- It sounds like we’d be able to help you better if you sent us some photos of your project either via FB messenger, or email to support@shabbyfabrics.com -Michelle
You have to scroll down the page pretty close to the bottom to see the diagram. I've linked it here directly, too: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf - Morgan
Hi! You can always find link a link to our free downloads in the description box below the video. Here is the direct link to the Tulip download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
Hi Amy! We are glad you enjoy this fun project! You can find the Free Download for this pattern here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/291/how-to-make-fabric-tulips You should be able to print it off at a place like your local library. ✨ -Michelle
Boa tarde.Muito obrigada por responder minha pergunta em português.Ainda não domino o inglês, mas estou estudando.Consegui baixar os moldes.Você é um amor de pessoa.Ah sim, adoro sua máquina de costura cor de rosa!!!!Um beijo em seu coração e fica com Deus!!!!
I love your videos. I don't want to teach the priest how pray. How about you try to flip, turn the leaf the opposite side so that the seam gets totally hidden. And won't need to worry how you sew the end of the leaves.
Why do you choose to do so many things off camera? It’s a RUclips video. If I don’t want to watch a certain part just a simple double tap takes me to the section I need. There are so many steps as a beginner sewer that I would have loved to see but needed to figure out on my own. I used interfacing on the leaves so they stayed in place. Worked so well! I also tucked the leaf before I sewed it so I didn’t have to struggle with it like you did and it looks much cleaner. I noticed that some of your completed flowers were a little floppy so I put dowels in the stems through the flower to keep them upright. It would have been nice to see you actually stitch the flowers on the machine and more tips about the hand stitching. When you say “to save time” does that mean your own time? Because we can just skip to where we need. Thanks for the idea.
Hi Katie! Thanks for all of your feedback on this video. We appreciate your tips and ideas to improve on and will be sure to pass this along to our Creative Team! Thanks for watching! ;) - Beth
Jennifer, you are hysterical!!! I love watching you show how to make these great flowers.
We appreciate your support and happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
I've been making these for a week. I'm using them as scatter centerpieces on the tables for our guilds Spring Banquet, which is on Thursday. As the program/education director it falls to me to plan this event and as someone that lived on Whidbey Island, WA and in Seattle , I thought it would be lovely to share the flowers of the Skagit Valley with my Illinois quilting sisters. Thanks for this wonderful pattern. It's elegant in its simplicity, just like the live tulip.
Yes! The Skagit Valley is a beautiful region to honor with these fun fabric tulips! Thank you for watching and learning along with us!
Well, the guild loved the tulips. I plan to make more for myself. I've sent them to your website for the video and pattern.
These are beautiful tulips and really enjoyed watching the video.
+Paula B thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Thank you for the lovely tutorial and pattern. I have put lavender into the middle of the tulip.
+Sandra Kendal what a special touch! Thank you so much for watching!
Wow beautiful colours in those fabrics, love the tulips x
+Christine Thomas aren't those fabrics just lovely?! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I printed the pattern yesterday, and glued it to a piece of cardboard, cut it and now I have a sturdy template.
Thanks they're very beautiful and will start making them today 😊
+Mari A what a neat trick! Thank you so much for watching and sharing that with us!
We call seam ripping "frog stitching". Rip it, rip it... :) super cute! I've made the fabric chain and going to try the stars soon, and maybe this right after that. I used the fabric chain to decorate our hay bale this fall and we've gotten lots of compliments on it!
That's an adorable name for it- and makes it less painful I'm sure ;) Thanks you so much for watching and commenting!
I love it , thank you for the video!!😊😊😊 I'll try to do it right away👍.
+Lilí Vázquez that is so exciting to hear! Glad you were inspired by our tutorial!
I want to make a few for my daughters bridal shower and I may embroider the date on one petal if there is room.
+Jena Pope what a sweet idea! That will be such a special touch! Thank you so much for watching!
Love that sewing machine
Thank you!
You can use long needle nose tweezers to pull the bud through the tulip flower.
+D. Moore that is a great idea! Thank you for watching and sharing that little tip with us!
Bummer! Mine turned out really limp. My husband was teasing that I’d made dead flowers. 😝😝 Stuffing the stems took me forever. I’ve had success with other Shabby Fabric tutorials so I’m off to try the tablet cover.
Oh no, sorry to hear that! Hopefully the tablet cover turned out better for you! - Morgan
Como tudo que você faz, a flor também ficou um encanto
Muito obrigado!
I inserted 9" x 1/4" wooden dowels into the stems before stuffing so they would stand better.
That is very clever! So happy you made this project :)
Thanks, almost finished (daughter for Mother's Day) - I do think that if I do more I would add fusible fleece or a heavyweight fusible interfacing to the leaves. Thanks again for the tutorial!
Those are adorable
So happy you like them!!
Hello Denise
Hi. Your projects are beautiful and adorable. Can I get the direct link to the rainforest and purple fabrics you use in this video? I am looking but can’t find them. Thank you!
We're happy to hear that you like our projects! It looks like the Fossil Fern collection, which was used in this video, has been sold out for quite some time now. We do offer a wide selection of current fat quarter sets that you are more than welcome to browse here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Fat-Quarter-Sets-C88.aspx
Hope that helps and happy sewing!
- Beth!
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank you so much.
@@ShabbyFabrics Hello again. I want my flowers perfect like yours (: Can you please share the measurements for the stem? Thank you.
maybe if you put the wire in the stem, you can bend it to arrange in vase, also if you use thin wire in leaf it would hold up better on the stem. a pair of tweeters would work to bring it thru the bottom
+Trudy Thomas what a great tip! Thank you so much for sharing that with us and for taking the time to watch our video!
Dear Shabby Team
Greetings from Rio.
Could you please inform, what is the recommended measure to make the stem?
Many thanks in advance for your response.
Warm regards!
Ana
Hi Ana! The stem should measure 2½” × 10½”! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
@@ShabbyFabrics Many thanks for your feedback. It's really beautiful work you all do at Shabby. Congratulations!
so cute🌞, luv that little iron what can I get one?💖
That is the Steamfast Travel Iron! We love that little thing :) Here is a link to it in Our Shop: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Steamfast-Travel-Steam-Iron-P47223.aspx
Qué preciosas!!!!!!!
🙂🙂🙂 -Michelle
can you please do a video on how to make the little white fabric box near the pink sewing machine? And also thanks for this, my favorite flower is a tulip. Have a good day...
It's a square usually 2 layer cakes 10x10 with wadding. Make a mat ie quilt top and wadding together add back stitch around and turn through. fold at points and stitch. you can stitch the pieces together first then quilt either way works.
+Alleta Smith stay tuned! We have a video tutorial for that coming up in the next couple of weeks! :)
Hi
I can't find the templates; for any of these videos.
They are all on our Free Download page here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
Just scroll down to see them all! - Morgan
Onde consigo os moldes não vi
Hola Sonia - Você pode encontrá-los na página, aqui www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/291 -Michelle
I love the colors but have not been able to find them on the web site.
Hi Linda! Unfortunately, fabrics seem to have a short life span so these fabrics may not be available now. However, we do have a vast number of purple fabric options! I have included the link to those materials as well as the link to the free download for the tulips! Happy sewing and stay safe! ~Leah
Tulip download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
Purple fabric: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Purple-Fabric.aspx
What do you use for stuffing stems?
+jm2ube1 we used ordinary poly-fill to stuff our flowers. Thank you for watching!
What brand of sewing machine is that? I love it!
That is a refurbished 1939 Singer Featherweight!
Amooo artesanatos
Parabéns
Obrigado por assistir! - Sophie
Where can I buy this pink machine. Thank you again. Love your videos and you.
That is a Singer Featherweight you can find from deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
Jen's machine is in the color "Rose Petal Pink"
I wish l could do this beautiful tulips but i don’t have a computer, I am using a iPad. Could I order the template?
Unfortunately since this is a free download we don't have any printed that can be sent out. If you have access to a wireless printer, you should be able to print them from your ipad. Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Boa noite!!! Adoro seu prograna e seu site , mas não consigo baixar os moldes!!Bjus
+Fatima Lima
Obrigado por assistir nosso vídeo e pelas suas amáveis palavras . Aqui está um link para o download gratuito : www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
What's the web page for the download?
Great question- any and all links to downloads, fabrics, tools, etc. will always be linked in the description box below the video :)
Here is the link to all of our free downloads: bit.ly/ShabbyFabricsFreeDownloads
Shabby Fabrics found it.
Fighting printer now😊
couldnt find the tulip download
Hi Laura - You can find that download here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/291 -Michelle
I'm having problems turning my tulip right side out!!!!! Please Help me!
Hi Samantha- It sounds like we’d be able to help you better if you sent us some photos of your project either via FB messenger, or email to support@shabbyfabrics.com -Michelle
Do you have a link to the Pattern as I cannot find it on the website.
Hi Julie! Here is the link to the free download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
could fill it like a Sachet so they would smell good and maybe use hot glue just a little i'm going to try
Love that idea!! Let us know how yours turn out! - Morgan
I don't see the download
Hi Lupe - You can find the Free Download for this project here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/291 -Michelle
I don’t seem to be getting pattern when I click on the link can anyone help?
You have to scroll down the page pretty close to the bottom to see the diagram. I've linked it here directly, too: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
- Morgan
Carrie Linda me too and I really like these tulips, did you get any help with this?
I could not find the free pdf pattern.
Hi Mandy! Here is the link to the free download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
@@ShabbyFabrics thank you!!! I have a quick question. For the steam..if its 2 1/2 by 10 1/2 can you use a jelly roll strip?
can you give me the flower pattern of the tulip? send by email or can i download, where??
Hi! You can always find link a link to our free downloads in the description box below the video. Here is the direct link to the Tulip download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/FabricTulips_forDownload.pdf
Shabby Fabrics thank you so much
new subbie here
Welcome to Team Shabby :) So glad you're here!
Jennifer can you send me the pattern? No printer thank you
Hi Amy! We are glad you enjoy this fun project! You can find the Free Download for this pattern here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/291/how-to-make-fabric-tulips You should be able to print it off at a place like your local library. ✨ -Michelle
Jennifer I've got a friend who calls unpicking "reverse stitching"
+Mary Hannah what a clever way to think about it! Thank you for watching!
Boa tarde.Muito obrigada por responder minha pergunta em português.Ainda não domino o inglês, mas estou estudando.Consegui baixar os moldes.Você é um amor de pessoa.Ah sim, adoro sua máquina de costura cor de rosa!!!!Um beijo em seu coração e fica com Deus!!!!
+Fatima Lima Você é muito bem-vindo! Muito obrigado pelas suas amáveis palavras ! Você é uma bênção !
I love your videos. I don't want to teach the priest how pray. How about you try to flip, turn the leaf the opposite side so that the seam gets totally hidden. And won't need to worry how you sew the end of the leaves.
That's a great tip! We are always open to learning new and better ways to do things :)
Why do you choose to do so many things off camera? It’s a RUclips video. If I don’t want to watch a certain part just a simple double tap takes me to the section I need. There are so many steps as a beginner sewer that I would have loved to see but needed to figure out on my own. I used interfacing on the leaves so they stayed in place. Worked so well! I also tucked the leaf before I sewed it so I didn’t have to struggle with it like you did and it looks much cleaner. I noticed that some of your completed flowers were a little floppy so I put dowels in the stems through the flower to keep them upright. It would have been nice to see you actually stitch the flowers on the machine and more tips about the hand stitching. When you say “to save time” does that mean your own time? Because we can just skip to where we need. Thanks for the idea.
Hi Katie! Thanks for all of your feedback on this video. We appreciate your tips and ideas to improve on and will be sure to pass this along to our Creative Team! Thanks for watching! ;)
- Beth