How to make organza flowers?

For all of you who love crafts or are simply handy, today we want to bring you a tutorial in which you can learn how to make wonderful  organza flowers using the DIY design, ideal for decorating your dresses, headpieces, handbags, headbands or any other accessory you can think of. Materials needed to make the organza flowers:

• Organza fabric in the consumer's preferred color
• Needle and thread in the color of the fabric to be sewn.
• Scissors. We recommend pinking shears so that the edge of the fabric does not fray, making the flower look neater.
• Glue gun.

Cut the organza fabric into rectangles, (the roll should be about two meters long), with a diameter of approximately 4 centimeters wide. Then, tie a knot in the needle with the thread and start stitching from the bottom corner towards the top end where the distance is shorter (at the bottom, make 12 stitches as that area will be one of the petals). Once this is done, stitch upwards diagonally and then downwards in a triangle shape and start again. The 12 stitches should be given by rounding the part that is being gathered, in order to get this petal shape. In this step, we decide the number of petals each layer of the flower will have, since for it to look nice, each layer has to be a different size. Finally, once we have designed all the petals in different sizes, we glue them one on top of the other from largest to smallest to give it a flower shape. Once we have glued them with silicone, we must place a small gathered piece of fabric in the center of the flowers to leave the flower finished and beautiful. On the back, we can use a rubber band, safety pin, silicone, or simply a ribbon to attach the flower to the desired surface. And that's it, we have our beautiful organza flower ready for the next event where we will wear it and made by ourselves! No craft can resist us. So quickly go buy the materials and when you have your flowers made, share them with us by email so we can see them and tell us about any difficulties you may have encountered. Happy Friday to all!