Guest Blogger: Hani from Craftionary
I’m really thrilled to be sharing a new blogger with you! Please welcome Hani from Craftionary! I hope you enjoy her super creative fun tutorial. Take it away, Hani!
I am a new blogger who has started blogging for the love of crafts and sharing ideas. But of all the things I do I love to make new friends the most.
Instant last minute recipes to home remedies and blog designs to get crafty. I am so excited to bring embroidery crafts in the late March to welcome the summers this year.
- To make the flower you will need 5 petals with a circle of diameter 5
- Coil the wire around a pencil. Then hold the ends of the wire and stretch it with the help of pliers. Wind the wire around the ring and make 5 petals with ring size (5) for each hibiscus similarly.
- Thread 3 red and 4 yellow stamens to the stem wire, wrap a piece of same colored nylon around the stamens to hide the white part.
- Find detailed instructions for making petals and assembling the flower in this post Basic Nylon Flower
- Thread petals and leaves and arrange the petals in position. Your flower is ready
This year welcome Spring with nylon flowers and be blessed for the colors in your life.![]()
Thanks so much Hani for Guest Blogging here at House of Hepworths!
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What beautiful flowers! Thank you Hani!
Hugs
SueAnn
So fun! Now I just need to find colored nylons!
Kristen
http://craftingwithtrainingwheels.blogspot.com/
Thank you for having me over at your blog Allison…
Love
Hani
http://craftionary.blogspot.com