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More Jewelry, Craft, and Holiday Projects to Check Out

susanstars, contributor | November 18th, 2008

The Fiskars website offers up some fun daily craft projects to try, including a nice set of jewelry how-tos!

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Felt Flower Tutorial

feltorama, member | November 8th, 20081 comment

I've created a tutorial for you to create your own felt flower! It's super-simple to create and can be sewn or glued. Tutorial can be found at: http://whipup.net/2008/11/07/felt-flower-tutorial/

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Pink felt flower brooch

borghildpia, member | October 11th, 20083 comments

Felt brooch to embellish clothes, shawls, pillows etc. I have fastened a safety pin on the back, so the brooch can be moved around. One day it's a girlie decoration on a scarf, the next a nice...

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MY brooch

shupg, member | October 5th, 2008

my _ _ _ _ _ . Fill in the blanks yourself! Let you imagination go wild! :)

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Red and Silver Trashion Flower Power

candycalamity, member | September 30th, 2008

This snazzy brooch is a real conversation starter, as its made entirely with recycled materials. The red petals are from the inks on plastic shopping bags which have been fused with a hot iron and...

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Recycled Flower Power Pin

Marang97, member | September 22nd, 20084 comments

These flower pins are made from several layers of a recycled t-shirt. These are great little personal accents! A wonderful accessory to any outfit, coat, bag, pillow or where ever you may need a...

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Flower Power Shrine Brooches from recycled metal- 6

wearwolfs, member | September 21st, 2008

Feeding my need to recycle and make something beautiful and unique! Brooches are made completely from recycled products, mostly bottle caps and soda cans! Each piece is OOAK and signed on...

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Flower Power Shrine Brooches from recycled metal 5

wearwolfs, member | September 21st, 2008

Feeding my need to recycle and make something beautiful and unique! Brooches are made completely from recycled products, mostly bottle caps and soda cans! Each piece is OOAK and signed on...

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Flower Power Shrine Brooches from recycled metal 3

wearwolfs, member | September 21st, 20081 comment

Feeding my need to recycle and make something beautiful and unique! Brooches are made completely from recycled products, mostly bottle caps and soda cans! Each piece is OOAK and signed on...

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Flower Power Shrine Brooches from recycled metal 4

wearwolfs, member | September 21st, 2008

Feeding my need to recycle and make something beautiful and unique! Brooches are made completely from recycled products, mostly bottle caps and soda cans! Each piece is OOAK and signed on...

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Indigo Blue Flower Power

StellaBean, member | September 13th, 20082 comments

This is one of many flowers I've made. I use them for ponytail holders, brooches, hair clips and to embellish things like purses. I made it with layers of frayed fabric, silk flower petals and...

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Flower Power English Tea Rose Brooch

JulieB17, member | September 8th, 20086 comments

This sweet rose pin is the perfect accessory to jazz up your wardrobe! I used a variegated yarn in pink, cream and taupe for the rose and the leaves are celery green. Its securely attached to a scarf...

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Flower Power Pink Sweetheart Brooch

JulieB17, member | September 6th, 20081 comment

This flower brooch is crocheted from acrylic yarn in shades of pink with celery green leaves. The center is yellow with a brown tuft of fun fur in the middle. The flower is securely sewn to a...

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Flower Power Suede and Sand Flower Brooch

JulieB17, member | September 6th, 20082 comments

I love making flowers! I love being surrounded by flowers - I love the colors, the scents and the beauty. It all goes back to when I was a little girl and would go to the local nursery...

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How to Crochet a Flower (Part 1)

LindaPermann, contributor | July 16th, 200822 comments

Crochet flowers are fast, easy, and perfect for embellishing almost anything. Learn how to make a basic two-layer flower with this step-by-step tutorial.

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