Upcycled Faux Fabric Flowers

"These gorgeous faux fabric flowers were made from old bedsheets. The petals are made by sticking wireframes to the sheets and then cutting them out once dried. You can leave the petals as they are for a rustic farmhouse look. Or they are easily colored with a lovely watercolor effect by simply using Sharpies and rubbing alcohol. I personally love a mixture of plain and colored fabric flowers simply displayed in a mason jar. These flowers won't wilt either."

Materials List

• Cotton fabric
• floristry wire
• glue
• sharpies

Why You'll Love This Trash to Treasure Craft

There are plenty of reasons to try your hand at making these beautiful Upcycled Faux Fabric Flowers. Here are our top 5:

1. Eco-friendly: Upcycling old fabric scraps or clothing is a fantastic way to reduce waste and give new life to items that would otherwise end up in the landfill. By making these fabric flowers, you're not only creating something beautiful, but you're also helping the environment.

2. Budget-friendly: Instead of buying expensive silk flowers from the store, you can make your own for a fraction of the cost using materials you already have at home. It's a great way to save money while still adding a pop of color to your decor.

3. Personalized touch: These fabric flowers can be customized to your personal style and taste. You can choose the colors, patterns, and sizes that best fit your decor or aesthetic, making each flower unique and special.

4. Versatile decor: These faux fabric flowers can be used in a variety of ways, from embellishing a wreath or bouquet to adorning a headband or hair clip. They're perfect for adding a touch of charm to any room or outfit.

5. Relaxing and rewarding: Crafting is a great way to unwind and de-stress, and making these fabric flowers is a fun and relaxing activity. Plus, the sense of accomplishment you'll feel when you see the finished product is incredibly rewarding. Give it a try and see for yourself!