Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 26, 1973, Image 24

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ric Flowers
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as many as you want. If you’re
ing green wire, you only need
wrap to the end of your last
Now your first flower is
ileted
(Other kind of flower Kathy
jests making is one in which
petals have been shaped with
e. For this flower you cut your
;als as described before,
’ing them 'm inch larger than
desire You then stitch them
‘ther with a V 4 inch seam,
ing the stem end of the petal
Then turn and press. Now
:rt the thin wire winch should
double and a little longer than
. petal. The wire does not need
be the same shape as the petal
jive a nice effect. After all the
ils have been sewn and
together with a pipe cleaner in
the same fashion as the other
flowers
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Here is one of Kathy's finished products -- a basket of fresh
flowers. The flowers are inserted in florist foam to stay in
place. The fabric was pasted together to form these flowers.
At this point the stem is added
and wrapped with florist tape as
described before. Leaves can be
made with wire m the same way,
and added where desired.
Kathy also makes candle rings,
and for some of these she makes
“puffy” flowers. Petals for these
are cut 'A inch larger than
desired, then stitched, tinned and
pressed. They are then stuffed
with “sterilized cotton, quilt
stuffing, nylon stockings or
whatever you have,” Kathy says.
Again, Kathy says, “the petals
can be any shape or size.” When
all the petals are finished you can
sew them together with heavy
duty thread. The centers can be
sewn in or pasted on, and can be
rick-rack, lace, ball fringe or any
trim. Leaves can be sewn on or
pinned in place, or they can be
made with a double piece of felt,
glued together with a piece of
pipe cleaner sandwiched between
the leaves. This can then simply
be twisted around the ring.
Or the flower petals can be
glued together as described
before, with short pipe cleaner
stems, and they can be wrapped
with the florist tape to the wire
ring.
Kathy suggests using a candle
ring you presently have to
measure the size of your wire.
She says you can use any wire
which is firm enough. She used
double picture wire.
When sewing the flowers on the
wire, she suggests doing it
loosely. They can easily be
arranged in proper position
around the candle. Again she
recommends using an odd
number of flowers on the ring.
If you want to make all
the flowers for your candle ring
with the same fabric, Kathy says
you must plan to use about V*
yard of 45 inch fabric, remem
bering that all the petals are
double. Of course, for variety and
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interest you can use different,
coordinating fabrics.
Kathy got the idea to make
these lovely fabric flowers from a
women’s magazine, but she
developed the variations herself.
She said repeatedly that you
should try using “anything
around the house” to achieve the
type flowers you want. Her goal
is to try to make forsythia!
If figures, of course, that Kathy
enjoys sewing and makes most of
the family’s clothes. She also is
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“learning to quilt” and enjoys
reading and hand paints her
Christmas cards. Kathy is a
graduate of Lampeter-Strasburg
High School and Manchester
College in North Manchester,
Indiana where she majored in art
education. She taught for several
years before becoming a full time
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homemaker. The Buchers have a
four year old daughter, Beth, and
spend most of their free time
restoring their farm house, which
dates from the early 1800’s.
Fabric flowers can be a real
home-brightener, and are easy to
care for. Kathy says vacumming
them will take off the dust.
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