OK. I finally took the plunge. This is my first video tutorial.... so please be kind. ;) I think this was take #5 & my voice was about shot at that point. It's so hard to hear yourself talking. LOL!
Anyway... this is a video I made showing how I make fabric flower embellishments. I hope it makes sense and is helpful to you. Let me know what you think & if you have any questions! :)
FABulous video!!
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial! Great job.
ReplyDeleteThis was such a great, helpful tutorial and I LOVED hearing your voice my friend!
ReplyDeleteHOLY SMOKES! i was going to try it after watching Court's tutorial, but now I know I can do it! thanks chickie, and that is one awesome card!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your video! You really did a great job for your first video. Thanks for the awesome tutorial. Blessings and Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYou did a really good job on your video Julie! You should definitely do more. Nice work! Mary P.
ReplyDeletewonderful video and tutorial.. thks for sharing.. I will definitely hv to try these! Now I gotta find some fabric around here!
ReplyDeleteWow Julie..I am so proud of you and your great video tutorial!!! I love these flowers and plan to make lots of them :D
ReplyDeleteFantastic job Julie! Very easy to understand, you did great! I hope you will plan to do more.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday, and thank you for sharing this!
this was wonderful, Julie! really cute and easy!nice work.
ReplyDeleteFantastic job with your first video tutorial, Julie!! Your fabric flowers are so pretty, and make a wonderful embellishment!! Thanks a bunch!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! So clear with your instructions! Thanks so much for doing it. jenny
ReplyDeletevery cute! might give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Julie! I have been seeing so many of these cute fabric flowers... think I may have to try one myself ;)
ReplyDeleteChelsea
Fabulous tutorial Julie. Thanks so much for doing video. Love the card with flower it does add just the right touch to card.
ReplyDeleteNettie
Thanks for the great tutorial. I will definitely make some of these for my card projects--and even for some cute projects for my granddaughters! :o)
ReplyDeletethanks chickie- here's my card using your tute!! http://thewillowgarden.blogspot.com/2010/02/happy-monday_22.html
ReplyDeleteI ended up using zip dry since i didn't have fabritac, (I don't plan on washing it!! ;) it worked well also!
Very Nice, well-done tutorial, Julie. Your blog rocks. You have many gifts, and share them well. Hope this is just the first of many.
ReplyDeleteExcellent tutorial! Thanks for sharing it. That would be tough to explain, video is so helpful.
ReplyDeleteYour card, as usual, is too cute! I wonder how you made the white stitch marks around the edge.
I look forward to your posts, projects and encouraging words.
Thanks for the tutorial--love putting a voice with your pic;) You always make such cute projects--LOVE IT:)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing, I can't wait to try this out! : )
ReplyDeleteO yes super video LOVE it
ReplyDeletethank u so much. Now we want more U have no excuses..:O)
Hugs
Wonderful video and tutorial..
ReplyDeleteFantastic video tutorial! Thanks so much for that tip. I can't wait to try it out.
ReplyDeleteSuper job on the video, can't wait to try it!! Thanks for the inspiration, your card is adorable!
ReplyDeleteYour tutorial was awesome! Thank you so much- you made the flower making look so easy... I'm going to try making some today! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I love making those flowers, but I have never used that glue. I will have to try that! I noticed that our wedding rings are very similar! How neat is that?! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Julie,
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog today. I am looking forward to more of your video tutorials. I think you did a good job with it. One suggestions on the filming, you may want to the camera directly above you because as you were putting the Fabri-tac on the fabric, all I could see was your hand. otherwise good...I have a question about the fabric flower. I saw you put it on a card and think that is a great idea but is that a card that you will actual mail or hand deliver? If you mail it, do you use a regular A2 Envelope or something bigger?
thanks,
Ali
Ali - Thanks for the video tips. Believe me... if you saw the contraption I used to accomplish what view I did have... you would probably be shocked. LOL! Let's just say... it envolved a lot of tape. ;) Once I can find a large tri-pod, I'm sure the video quality will improve. (fingers crossed)
ReplyDeleteAs far as mailing the cards - I would probably put it in a bubble envelope or hand deliver it.
Julie, Thank you so much for teaching us to do the lovely little flower. I thought it looked *weird* while you were making it, but when you showed the card, it was perfectly ADORABLE. Love it! and wonderful job on the video for a first time... it will improve with time I am certain! Thank you again!
ReplyDeleteLove love love this tutorial, found it from a link on Jen McGuire's blog. First time stopping here, but I will for sure come back and visit! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteGreat video and great tutorial on the flower ...... cannot wait to give it a try!!!
ReplyDeleteHey!.. thanks for the tutorial!. esp. for the leaves! :D
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute, Julie.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your first video! The flower is great. I'm thinking flowers on clothing for my granddaughter. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery good tutorial! Thank you so much! I can't wait to try this....
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jennifer L
It's simply great, thank you for sharing! I love flower embellishments!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial...and I love your little denim rose! tfs
ReplyDeletethis is awesome! too cute. thanks for sharing - you are incredibly talented.
ReplyDeleteCute fabric flowers! Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is just as cute and easy as can be. I can even do it!! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVED your wonderful tutorial, Julie!! I finally tried it, and loved how it turned out, so I showed my girls at my card class this past weekend how to do it too! Here's what I made, if you'd like to see: http://stampinlibby.blogspot.com/2010/03/fabric-flowers.html Thanks again for the fabulous inspiration!!
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