Fridgie Flowers
05-15-2010, 04:53 AM
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I tried making these from another tute using squares folded in half diagonally and stringing them up to form a flower. It seemed simple enough, then you made a yo-yo for the center. However, each time I ended up with a large hole in the center, I tried making them smaller, same results. I love this idea of using the squares and maybe if I have enough patience, I can use yo-yos for the center. Thanks amandasgramma for putting this out. :XD: :XD:
07-13-2010, 12:02 PM
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I also tried the flowers folding in half diagonally. I discovered that if I made larger stitches and fewer of them that I didn't have as a big a hole in the center.
Originally Posted by mtnmama
I tried making these from another tute using squares folded in half diagonally and stringing them up to form a flower. It seemed simple enough, then you made a yo-yo for the center. However, each time I ended up with a large hole in the center, I tried making them smaller, same results. I love this idea of using the squares and maybe if I have enough patience, I can use yo-yos for the center. Thanks amandasgramma for putting this out. :XD: :XD:
07-21-2010, 06:49 AM
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Originally Posted by mtnmama
Here is my fridgie flower magnet. I used 5" charm squares, so the petals are cut to 2 1/2" each. So cute
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