Thursday, October 20, 2011
Flower Curtain Decor Tip
I took pictures of curtains used in our Parish's event earlier this October. I think the organizers made beautiful DIY curtains to make the banquet lovely. Details of this Decor Tip can be found in my fabric flower tutorial website.

Labels:
curtains,
diy,
fabric,
fabric flower,
flower,
white curtains
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Fabric Flower Projects of the Week
Last week, I made two flower projects that I will soon incorporate in my fabric flower pattern collection. Aside from that, I am also creating a free hair bow tutorial (yay!) after I finish my ring pillow tutorial. I thought of making it with a birdcage veil but I think it would look more busy than flamboyant.
I'm naming this flower Summer Amelie.
I hope you liked my new designs!
Love love love,
Saturday, September 24, 2011
New Fabric Flower Tutorial: Mayumi Rose
Last week, I finished creating the Mayumi Rose Tutorial. Inspired by the art of Origami, this flower looks so intricate and complicated but they are so easy to make! And yes, this flower does not need any sewing! I hope you'll get to try my tutorial and have fun making the Mayumi Rose.
You can find more of my flowers tutorials on my website at http://jewelboxballerina.com
Xoxo,
Eliza
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
One Sweet Afternoon With Baby Tala
I noticed one of the toys given to me by my aunt from the States when I was still a baby. I named her Tala which means "star" in Filipino. I made my fabric flowers into Baby Tala's headbands and I think Baby Tala was happy to wear the fabric flowers.
Baby Tala wearing the Carnation Style Flower Headband.
Baby Tala Wearing the Ruffled Blossom Fabric Flower
Baby Tala Wearing the Hand Pressed Rose
Baby Tala wearing the Fluffy Cabbage Rose.
Baby Tala wearing the combination of the Fluffy Cabbage Rose and the Rolled Rose.
Baby Tala wearing the No Sew Chrysanthemum.
Isn't she adorable?
Labels:
afternoon,
baby,
fabric,
fabric flowers,
headband,
infant,
jewel box ballerina,
patterns,
pdf,
sweet,
tutorial
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