Hat Making Project
Tulle Flower
Make a pretty layered tulle flower hair decoration.
Hat Making Project
Tulle Flower
Make a pretty layered tulle flower hair decoration.
Projects / Tulle Flower
Project Overview
This pretty tulle flower is attached to a clip, making it a great hair decoration for a flower girl. Of course, the knotted biot feathers add sophistication, making it fashionable for any age.
This project is quick and easy. You can make your tulle flower in a single shade or layer different colours of tulle to get interesting results.
Tulle is a fine net fabric. It is often used to make wedding dresses, tutus and veils and has many other craft applications as well. It should be easy to find tulle at your local fabric store, where it is likely to be available in various widths and colours.
The finished tulle flower fascinator is delicate and attractive and can be worn in lots of different ways.
This tutorial was written by HATalk Founder Ann Morse-Brown and was originally published in her book, Make Fascinators.
Category: Bridal, Fascinators, Flower Making, Trimmings
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What You Need
- 3 yards (3 metres) of 6 inch (15cm) wide tulle
- 6 spiky goose biot feathers
- 6 fluffy hackle feathers
- 1 large flower shaped button
- 1 crystal bead
- Paper or thin card and pencil for pattern making (optional)
- Soft pencil (6B) for marking fabric (or neon pencil for dark coloured fabric)
- Cutting out scissors
- Small, sharp pointed scissors
- Glass-headed pins
- Thread to match tulle colour
- Darning needle
- Large clip
- Narrow ribbon to bind clip
- Tube of quick-drying, clear glue
Project Overview
This pretty tulle flower is attached to a clip, making it a great hair decoration for a flower girl. Of course, the knotted biot feathers add sophistication, making it fashionable for any age.
This project is quick and easy. You can make your tulle flower in a single shade or layer different colours of tulle to get interesting results.
Tulle is a fine net fabric. It is often used to make wedding dresses, tutus and veils and has many other craft applications as well. It should be easy to find tulle at your local fabric store, where it is likely to be available in various widths and colours.
The finished tulle flower fascinator is delicate and attractive and can be worn in lots of different ways.
This tutorial was written by HATalk Founder Ann Morse-Brown and was originally published in her book, Make Fascinators.
Category: Bridal, Fascinators, Flower Making, Trimmings
What You Need
- 3 yards (3 metres) of 6 inch (15cm) wide tulle
- 6 spiky goose biot feathers
- 6 fluffy hackle feathers
- 1 large flower shaped button
- 1 crystal bead
- Paper or thin card and pencil for pattern making (optional)
- Soft pencil (6B) for marking fabric (or neon pencil for dark coloured fabric)
- Cutting out scissors
- Small, sharp pointed scissors
- Glass-headed pins
- Thread to match tulle colour
- Darning needle
- Large clip
- Narrow ribbon to bind clip
- Tube of quick-drying, clear glue
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HATalk Subscribers – sign in below to view the full instructions for this project.
Not a Subscriber yet? Sign up to begin your free trial and get instant access to all of our hat making projects and e-magazines.
