How to make a fabric circle centerpiece inspired by the book How to Make 100 Paper Flowers

Today, I have a fun and soooooo easy crafty decoration to share with you, inspired by a tutorial from the book How to Make 100 Paper Flowers: Ideas and Instruction for Folding, Cutting, and Simple Sculptures. These cute little circle flowers were originally created with paper, but I thought I'd try making them with scraps of fabric.

Fabric worked great.

I simply cut out 3 circles of fabric and layered them together. I cut about a 3-inch piece of wire and folded it in half. I thread a button onto the wire and then through the fabric. I twisted the wire around a skewer to secure.

So if you like making flowers, whether they be in paper or other materials this book is a great resource!

More about the new CPi book:

How to Make 100 Paper Flowers: Ideas and Instruction for Folding, Cutting, and Simple Sculptures

by Maria Noble

Learn how to make 100 beautiful flowers, from lifelike to fanciful, with How to Make 100 Paper Flowers! These creations are perfect for weddings and other celebrations, and this comprehensive guide brings you a wide variety of techniques and styles. Step-by-step instructions are accompanied by color photos and diagrams; techniques include general crafting (cut, shape, and glue), origami, and quilling. All patterns are included! Color your world and satisfy your craft cravings with delightful, handmade, paper flowers.

For Maria Noble, making flowers is a lifelong passion that began as a child watching her mother and aunt run a floral business. Using innovative methods, they made beautiful flowers from fabric, paper, and other materials for weddings and other special events. Maria started her own business ten years ago, incorporating her inherited skills and exploring ideas of her own to create new, distinctive flowers. The business has flourished, and now her exquisite flowers are sought out by consumers and businesses nationwide, including leading event planners in New York and Los Angeles. Her flowers have been featured in various magazines and on popular websites.

Maria lives in Avon, Connecticut with her husband and two children. Find her online atwww.stjudescreations.com