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Simple Rosette Bracelet

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I am just in love with fabric flowers right now.  They are so simple and quick to make and they embellish just about anything.  If you don’t know how to make fabric rosettes already, you can go to my tutorial here.
I am on vacation this week, which is always a fun time to catch up on crafting when I’m at home a few days.  Here’s a fun little project I whipped up at naptime.
Rosette Bracelet
Time: 1 hour
Supplies:
  • Fabric strips for your rosettes.  Or, just raid your bin of rosettes, if you’ve been addicted to making them recently.  Ahem.
  • Scraps of coordinating felt
  • Hot glue gun
  • Hinged bracelet (a cuff bracelet would also work)
Measure your bracelet first, and decide how many rosettes you want to include.  That will give you an idea of how big your rosettes need to be.  I settled on 6, and mine are slightly larger than an inch in diameter.  Cut circles of felt to fit the backsides.
Cover your felt with hot glue, and stick it to the wrist-side of your bracelet.  Place your rosette on the top side.  Fill in a little extra glue around the edges if necessary. 
Go all the way around, until your bracelet is covered.  Trim up any loose threads, felt, or hot glue that’s visible. 
That’s it!  Quick and simple!  Happy Wednesday, mamas!
~ Adrianne

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  1. Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat

    Those are really some super cute rosette bracelets, I wish I would had it.

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  4. Aleisha McD

    OOOOHHHHH!!!!!!! SO CUTE!!! Your blog is adorable and I love all the different craft ideas you have posted on it. I'm so glad I found you via a weekend blog hop…not sure which one, though! HA! I'm a new follower, and I think you are just delightful! Have a good weekend. http://callmemamaleisha.blogspot.cpom

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  6. Mindie Hilton

    So pretty thanks for linking up at bacon time. Love your rosettes. I will be having another surprise give away at this linky, hope to see you there.

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  7. Ty and Whitty

    Thank you so much for linking this up to mine and Lindsays Party Show and Share!

    A mommy's life…with a touch of YELLOW
    tyandwhitneyulrich.blogspot.com

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  13. Sky

    So cute! I'd like to try this bracelet with elastic for some stretch :)Just joined your link party for the first time- glad to have found you! Thanks and hope you have a great weekend!

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  20. Nicole

    This is so pretty! My daughter would love one! I'm going to feature it next week on Thrifty Thursday! :)

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