How to Make Felt Dahlia Flowers
Put a touch of spring & summer in your home now by creating beautiful felt Dahlia flowers! These faux flowers look so pretty grouped together as a display or tied on a gift. You could even attach a faux stem and gather them in a vase. They don't take long at all to make!
To begin, cut dahlia petals in 3 sizes from a sheet of felt. You'll need 6 large petals, 6 medium, and 6 small.
You can find a template of these petals on my blog. See https://aboxoftwine.com/how-to-make-felt-dahlia-flowers/. (NOTE - you'll need to subscribe to my email list to gain access to this template & other freebies)
For the base of the flower, cut two 2.5" circles from the felt and hot-glue them together, leaving a slight open gap.
Stuff the base with poly-fill stuffing, and hot-glue the gap of the circles shut.
Next, fold in the base of your petals toward the bottom center, and hot-glue them.
Fasten the large flower petals on the center of the base with hot-glue, overlapping each petal in a circle.
Attach the medium sized petals to the base in the same fashion, placing them in the gaps of the large petals.
You'll finish the 3rd layer with just 5 of the small petals attached in the same manner.
Finally, fasten your last small petal with hot-glue inside the center of the flower. Done!
It's a great idea to alternate colors with the petals, too.
Have fun making the flowers with various colors for spring.
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Michelle Sprague on Feb 19, 2020
Beautiful! They look more like gardenias than dahlia.
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Lauren Culbert on Feb 22, 2020
Beautiful! Thank you for the step-by-step!
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This is an Awesome idea ..!!! I Love it .
My Question is Do you have a temple for making these Flowers ( Sizes) For each Flower Petal ??? I Am the baby of the Redhatters in my Area and this would be great to make for the girls to put on their hats !!!!
Thank You for the idea ..!!!
Lori
What is the intended purpose of these?