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These pretty flowers are easy to make! I love how there's a FREE template and a video to make this DIY very easy. Perfect for spring or little girls. A great little feminine touch that's easy to add to a number of projects! No Sew Hair Flowers - Love this.
The no sew hair flowers can be used on scarves, hats and purses.You can make a beautiful clip that can work on many crafting projects!  Add a little flower pin to a fleece headband or a baby car seat cover for some extra dazzle.These pretty flowers are easy to make! I love how there's a FREE template and a video to make this DIY very easy. Perfect for spring or little girls. A great little feminine touch that's easy to add to a number of projects! No Sew Hair Flowers - Love this.

You will need the following:
1/8 yard satin
glue gun
pen
candle
thread and needle (optional)
4 inches ribbon

Download the free pattern here.

You can get a free copy of Adobe reader here. By downloading  you are agreeing to pattern terms of use.  Click the picture of the pattern envelope to download the .pdf !

Video Tutorial Here – Full picture tutorial below:

How to make No Sew Hair Flowers:

1 – Cut out Pattern

 Print up the pattern ( like to print this pattern on card stock), cut out and trace circles onto cloth, cut out cloth.

For pattern b you will snip slits between the rounded corners to make the “petals”. Tip – it is better to snip too little than to much try to keep them short – less than half way to the center.

For pattern B cut out a circle of the first pattern to be the bottom of the flower ( this will help hold the flower together better – it will be the same size circle as you the largest one you use from pattern b.  So if you make a flower you used up to size 5, you will cut a size 5 circle of the non-petal pattern to cup the rest of the flower.  It makes the flower neater and prevents the “petals” from drooping).

2 – Burn baby. burn!

Light the candle (be sure to have adult supervision) carefully burn the edges of the fabric

– more if you want a vintage look, less if you just want it to be nicely finished. (This takes some practice so be patient, but it all comes together in the end –  mess ups are nearly impossible to see).
The fabric will get hot and can light on fire – be careful ( By the way you do this at your own risk – I’ve singed fingers doing this.)

3 – Stack and arrange the flower

 After you have singed all the edges, stack the circle inside each other ( you may have to remove some circles to get the flower to lay right)

4  – Glue it all together

 Glue each circle to secure (you can also sew them together)

5 – Add some drama

Glue a jewel in the center to cover up the stitches, or just to add some fun drama.

6 – Attach a ribbon or clip to the back

Cover one side of the barrette/ clip with ribbon using hot glue – then glue to the back of the flower.
You could also glue pin back to it as well.  I’ve seen some people put both a pin and a clip backing on the flower to make it more versatile.  Personally I just like the clip because my little girls wear these.

The button medallions are super easy to make!

You will need:

a button
8 inches of ribbon
glue gun

1 – Cut ribbon and glue

Cut two pieces of 4 inch ribbon.  Fold in each side to center (wrong sides together) and glue.

2 – glue ribbons together add button

Glue the two ribbons together making a “plus sign”.  Then glue the button on top and your finished!

These pretty flowers are easy to make! I love how there's a FREE template and a video to make this DIY very easy. Perfect for spring or little girls. A great little feminine touch that's easy to add to a number of projects! No Sew Hair Flowers - Love this.

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  1. moraima leon says

    December 15, 2012 at 8:12 am

    I would like to suggest a tool instead of a candle or a lighter….versa-tool you can shop and find them for less than 25 dollars but you can use it on wood, for stenciling, soldering…and for burning edges on fabrics and ribbons.

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  2. Kathy Workman says

    May 21, 2013 at 1:57 pm

    Always keep a bowl of ice nearby for flaming satin, or singed fingers!!!

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  3. A D says

    July 19, 2013 at 2:16 pm

    Love it! So much fun to make!

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  4. Samantha says

    October 11, 2013 at 2:30 pm

    I love this I am so glad I came across this I am going to share this with my daughter she is all the time crafting and making hair items and I believe she will fall in love with your roses. Thank you so much for putting this out and making it free!

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  5. Linda says

    December 16, 2013 at 5:56 pm

    Really loved your flowers! At the end it looked very nice and expensive but very easy to make.Thank you I sure will try it out with my four girls. Love all the other great ideas too!Thank you very much for sharing.

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  6. Sue Frankenbach says

    April 24, 2020 at 8:24 am

    You continue to amaze me with your ideas and willingness to provide simple and clear instructions. Can’t wait to try! Thank you.

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