About
Frayed Flower Brooch
You'll need a strip of fabric, needle and thread, scissors, button and a pin back (can also use a large safety pin).
Pick out some fabric you like which frays really easy. Depending upon how big and thick you want your flower, cut a strip of the fabric. Mine is 1 inch wide and 44 inches long. If you want your flower smaller, don't cut it as long or as wide.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Fold over one end and secure it with a stitch.
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Step 2Flip it over and start a running stitch along the bottom of the strip of fabric.
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Step 3When you've reached the end of your strip, pull the thread so the fabric bunches up.
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Step 4Shape the fabric into a flower.
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Step 5Secure all the layers by stitching through each and securing on the back.
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Step 6Next, stitch the button in the center.
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Step 7After the button is secure, stitch on your pin back or safety pin.
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Step 8WAA LAH! Super easy peasy frayed flower pin.
Experiment with the look by adding dangling pieces of lace, fabric, beads, chain or ribbon.
Now, go make one!
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