Felt Tea Rose and Buds
Our felt flower expert Krista has done it again! A few days ago we shared her felt coral charm peony flowers. And just when we thought felt flowers couldn’t get any prettier, she made these felt tea roses and buds. These flowers are an intermediate DIY craft project—perfect for anyone who has made some felt flowers before.
If you are new to making felt flowers, you may want to start with something a bit simpler. Our felt anthurium flowers are great for beginners. Or you could try our felt crocus flowers.
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A Tea-rrific DIY Flower
A Tea-rrific DIY FlowerWe think these felt tea roses and buds will look so beautiful in your home! Once you’re done crafting this pretty flower arrangement, you can bunch them together in a simple vase and place them on any table or counter in any room. Another fun idea would be to gift these felt flowers to someone who loves roses.
Also, make sure to share your felt tea roses and buds with us! We always enjoy seeing your work and hearing about how the craft process went. You can always post finished projects (or your work-in-progress) on our Facebook page for members. Another great way for us and other crafters to see your projects is to use the #MadeWithLia hashtag on your social pages.
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How to Make Felt Tea Roses and Buds
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download our tea rose flower pattern listed on the right hand side at the top of this post.
- Cut out your felt according to the pattern, using your Cricut Maker or scissors.
- Glue an 18-gauge floral wire to the edge of one of the smallest petals.
- Twist the petal around the floral wire and glue it closed.
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What else could you make?
If you love to work with felt, we have more felt flowers for you to browse. Or you can explore all of our felt crafts on the site, which also includes fiber and yarn.
For more DIY inspiration, make sure to join us on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. Or browse our YouTube channel for video tutorials on making flowers, home decor, and other beautiful projects you can cherish forever.
Tools
Materials
- Lia Griffith’s Wool Blend Felt – Papaya, Apricot, and Juniper
- Green Colored Pencil — Prismacolor Chartreuse
- Green Paper-Covered Floral Wire — 18-Gauge and 24-Gauge
- Light Green Floral Tape — Lia Griffth Fern & Moss
- Clear Fixative Spray
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Julia
January 1, 2022 at 5:41pm
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Lia
January 3, 2022 at 8:57am
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Joey
March 19, 2019 at 8:43am
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Lia
March 19, 2019 at 10:38am
@Joey
Back to the TopHow many sheets of felt do you need for each rose?
Hi Julie! One sheet of felt will give you multiple roses.
When is the clear fixative used in making the felt roses? Thanks!
Whoops, we left that out by accident! Thanks for letting us know 🙂 . The PDF instructions have been updated to mention (in the last step) to spray clear fixative on the flowers to help give the petals a light hold, if needed.