There is something to be said about easy quick projects! Who doesn’t love them?
This rose is no sew and could be made in about a minute!! Would you think it could be that easy when you look at it?
–Supplies–
Wired Ribbon
Felt Circle
Bar pin
Single Prong Clip
Hot Glue Gun
I used Cyclamen Anisha Wired Ribbon for this flower. The Ribbon Retreat has a huge selection of Wired Ribbon in different sizes, textures and colors. This flower would be great with all of them!
For this flower I cut a piece of wired ribbon to 60″. The ribbon width I used was 2 1/2″.
I pulled the wire out of all the ends of the ribbon.
I gathered the ribbon by pushing the ribbon toward the center. As you can see in the picture above the wire is sticking out of both ends. Make sure your wire is sticking out so it doesn’t get lost in the middle somewhere.
After the ribbon is gathered fold one end over.
Then fold the ribbon in half length wise. Because it’s folded in half it has a “bubble” look. It is always nice to go with a different look.
Start rolling the end of the ribbon that you folded over.
Continue rolling the rose, gluing as you go.
When you are done rolling and gluing cover the back with a piece of the wired ribbon.
I pulled out the wire and glued the edges under. Then I glued it to the flower.
I put a Single Prong Clip and a bar pin to the back for versatility.
I am excited to wear this in my hair, pin it to a shirt or a purse, I might even pin it to a belt! So many options!
For a bigger version of this flower (one that isn’t folded in half) click on this link Scented Fabric Decorative Balls. At the end of the post I show you how to make another version of a wired ribbon flower. I put 3 of these wired ribbon flowers on a wreath. There are so many fun ways to use these flowers!
Have fun with this flower! How could you not? It gathers with practically no effort and then you just roll and glue!
I think that is the definition of easy!
10 Comments
omg im bearly 14 years old going to turn 15th on april 10 and im so happy that this is my fave thing to do when im bored i love it thanks for the awsome projects u have given here i try it and it came out cool and my friends loved it still doing thi ribbon in diff colors
Hi Valerie! This flower turned out to be about 4″. Thanks for your comment! – Shirley
This is super cute! I’m curious how big did this turn out with the length of ribbon that you used?
Wow! fantastic! I’ll try it!
You’re welcome Marjean! What a fun present!
Making these as pins for Christmas presents. So far those I gave them to love them. Thanks for posting all these awesome projects.
Wow gr8. Loved it
Super chic and so pretty. It’s no wonder so many of us love ribbon crafts.
Lella x
Thanks Erica! I can’t wait for you to try it out! You will just love how easy and fast it is!
this is really cute! I cant wait to try it out
thanks!