Description
A trio of chiffon or velvet roses is the perfect accessory to add a sparkle of vintage charm to your every day outfits! This fabric flower sewing pattern is inspired by the couture roses sewn by fashion houses in 1950s Paris, which often graced the bodices or hemlines of glittering evening gowns. With this easy-to-use pattern, you can create luxurious fabric flowers with only a quarter yard of fabric either by hand or by machine. (No sewing machine required!)
You can use anything from a sheer cotton to a stiff silk – and if you want to splurge on a finer fabric (without making an entire dress out of silk dupioni), this pattern is ideal to add a touch of elegant material to your wardrobe. These couture roses look dreamy on casual sweaters, knit tops, cotton blouses, spring dresses, satin clutches, dressy high heels, bridal gowns, or even attached to a barrette for the little girl in your life.
- This digital pattern includes detailed sewing instructions, with a color photograph for each step of the process. (18 pages total.)
- You can print the pdf pattern on either A4 or US Letter (8.5″x11″) paper.
- Make these couture roses in a shimmery chiffon, lightweight cotton, Swiss dot, satin charmeuse, taffeta, silk dupioni, velvet, organza, tulle, or most other light to mid-weight fabrics.
- Only requires 1/4 yard of fabric to make one cluster (of three) couture roses which are attached to a dual-clip pin. (Affiliate link to the product we recommend.)
- It takes less than an hour to sew by hand, and even shorter with a sewing machine.
- You’ll receive the digital pattern download on the receipt webpage, and also as a link directly to your email inbox.
- A complimentary video tutorial is available here for you.
- Suitable for beginner to advanced sewers.
Happy Sewing!
Please note: This pattern may not be reproduced or resold. It is to be used for home sewing only. Thank you!
