Zipper Flowers

I am addicted to Pinterest, it is an awesome site with oodles of idea for everything. My latest obsession is flowers of any kind. My latest flowers are Zipper Flowers. They are very easy to make. I went to my thrift store and bought 35 zippers for a nickel each. Such a great deal. So here is the tutorial. Supplies Needed: One Zipper Scissors Hot glue gun This is what the zipper should look like when you start. Cut off the end of the zipper and unzip it. Separate the two pieces. Save the zip…

When I posted this picture of a zipper rose I had stitched onto a crazy quilt block a couple weeks ago, it stirred a lot of comments on my b...

Hi Want2Scrap fans! I'm so glad you zipped by today because today's post is all about how to make a zipper flower! I have been noticing th...

Learn how to make these adorable upcycled shirt cuff bracelets AND the cute zipper flowers!

Hi! I’m Heidi from Sew Craft Create. I have two sweet, little girlies and a serious addiction to all things crafty! I am so excited to be here today and today I am teaching you how to make zipper rosettes! What you need: Zippers {any color, any size} needle & thread *hard interfacing *hot […]

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I bought these zipper flowers for $2 (2 pack) at walmart this week. They were originally pins. So I removed the removed the pin part of the back and added some jump rings and chain to make a necklace and bracelet. :) So I was able to make the set for a

As promised I have a new tutorial for you fabulous bloggie friends based on creating a few flowers using zippers. I got my initial idea for these when I bought my DD a pair of shoes with a huge Zipper flower on the toe.....and after that I kept seeing Zipper flowers everywhere (or maybe that was just in my mind). So I set out to create an easy tutorial on how I created mine...and I am still playing around with the idea for more, so be warned...there may be another installment to this…

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When I posted this picture of a zipper rose I had stitched onto a crazy quilt block a couple weeks ago, it stirred a lot of comments on my b...