I recently got some amazing crochet flowers for our website. There are so many different ways to get creative with these flowers. I thought it would be fun to turn a few into a brooch.
You can find the supplies that I’ll be using listed down below.
- Crochet flower
- Brooch pin
- Surebonder fabric glue
- Needle and thread
- Fabric strips from a Five Below rug
- Scissors
- Green felt
The first step is to cut out some leaves from the felt.
Glue the leaves to the back of the flower.
The next step is to cut a small circle from the felt. You’ll sew the pin onto the felt.
You’ll want to cut the Five Below rug apart to get your fabric strips.
Once you have the strips of fabric you’ll then want to glue them to the back of the flower.
Once you have the fabric strips glued in place you’ll then glue on the felt circle with the brooch pin.
Be sure to glue the felt circle with the pin towards the top of the flower. This will allow your brooch to sit straight and not lean forward.
These brooches can be pinned onto so many different things. I hope you’ll get creative and give this a try.
Beautiful Brooch 🌺🌸🌼
I love these and the one you made this morning! I can’t wait to get mine in the mail!
These came out so cute. The crochet flowers are gorgeous!! I love how creative you are Barb!!
So creative, Barb! ♥️
This is so cute I love it
So cute Barb. Love them
I love the cool idea with these crocheted flowers! I would love to make them myself.
What a cute idea! I love the idea of using the rug strips!Another creative idea!! 💐
I love the flowers and I love what you did with it … the brooch is so pretty!!!! You always think outside the box and teach us to do the same …. You are amazing Miss Barb!!!! Thanks for sharing….
Barb, these turned out cute. For me, I think rather than the rag ribbons I would prefer to have a smaller doily scrunched up behind the flower and l ave’s.
Beautiful Crochet Blossoms. This would be awesome on a jacket, tote bag, or even on a book bag. I can see them in dough bowls to add a touch of color.
I love these.I wished I could crochet like my grandmother did.i would love to make some broaches.
Hi Barb great idea that is beautiful great for a tote bag also love it 🥰
How adorable! I might turn mine into a pocketbook charm! I love the fabric streamers you got from five below. It really makes the crochet flowers stand out. Love ❤️
Love this beautiful
Aaaaaawwww Barb they are all so sweet ! Definitely worth gift giving !!! See I love pastels sooo much !! Never to much soft color for me !!!!!!
I love this idea! I really would love to see these flowers in person. My daughter is getting married in August next year and the theme is a garden party. Would love to make the crochet flowers for the wedding. Thank you for your idea Barb.
Very pretty!
Love it ! What a great ideal. I would like to see you make them. There so many ways to use these. Awesome Barb!
Super cute brooches ❤❤❤ love the crocheted flowers
So cute on your jean jacket Barb…what a cute little addition to just about anything. I would love to make these. I might even add some lace and a little bling! I just love learning new things from your creative mind…you really make me look at everything differently 😍 💕
Beautiful use of croched flowers…cute on denim.
Love the brotch you made the colors are perfect .
Oh Barb they are very pretty. Watering the shabby tree ♥️ 🌳
That is so pretty and can be used on so many things. I would use it for tie backs on my bedroom or bathroom curtains
I absolutely love this! A very unique idea. I would absolutely wear this. So cool.💜🩷💜🩷💜
Love the crocheted flowers and you can craft them into many things♥️
I absolutely love everything about this Barb. The colors you picked from the five below rug is perfect. You have created so so many crafts from using the five below rug it’s unbelievable what you can do with this rug. And the flowers are the star of this diy
What a great idea. So pretty Barb. Love how your creative mind works. Thanks for sharing!!
Absolutely gorgeous
Absolutely love this DIY! I know what I’ll be ordering tonight!
I have been able to buy crocheted flowers at Farmers markets here in East Texas. Love crochet things but I wish I had learned to crochet as a child.