Ric Rac Rose Rings
Learn how to make a ring from some ric-rac scraps with these fabric flowers patterns from Maize Hutton. These ric-rac rose rings are so chic, and perfect for a night on the town.
Materials:
- Ric-Rac
- Coordinating thread
- Ring shank
- Needle
- Scissors
- Glue
Instructions:
- Start by folding over one end of the ric-rac and securing it with a stitch.
- Roll the ric-rac into a shape of a flower and secure the bottom portion with stitches.
- Continue rolling the ric-rac and securing with stitches to the back as it takes on a flower shape.
- When your flower is big enough to fit on the ring shank, cut the ric-rac, fold it over to the back and secure with a few stitches.
- Attach the ric-rac flower to the ring shank. I use UHU because it grabs and dries quickly.
- Make sure to push down the flower on the ring shank securely. Pull back a few portions of the rick rack to make petals.
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Marilyn B
Apr 25, 2017
This is just the idea and inspiration I needed as I am making a baby headband and have a lot of vintage ric rac on hand and this technique would be perfect for a few little accent flowers or even buds! I might glue tiny seed pearls here and there or even a clear pearlescent sequin to emulate a dew drop! These look great as a ring, but also a barrette or lapel pin as mentioned! Or even sew several on a little girls dress neckline or waist as a cluster or row which would be so sweet! Lovely!
chrissyb
Oct 11, 2013
I really like this idea. I have saved rick rack and now I have a project. thank you.
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