These are beautiful! Love them )

SO, so adorable! I am always amazed at your tutorials – you’re such a talented crafter. Thanks for sharing!

Great Blog. I add this Post to my bookmarks. Thank you!

I think this are my favorites – I loved your video, great job for the first one! It’s so cool to put a real voice to your face

it’s so beautiful! I will need this for my birthday dress thanks so much Joy!

love, love love these roses! And I’d be so happy to see you contribute some of your flowers on my international linking party, Craft Schooling Sunday.

This one is also lovely!
Too bat it was the last one

Those roses are so beautiful!!! I’m thankful that you have such a detailed pattern with instructions! I’m going to make some for my sister’s birthday and make them into hair clips. Thank you!

I just finished sewing a pink rose following your instructions ^^ It’s not as pretty as yours but it’s not too bad for a first try either

Maravilhoso!!!

Parabéns!!!!As rosas são lindas!!!

I love the roses. I am going to dress up some tee shirts. Don’t know what else.. Love it. thank you.

Obrigada por compartlhar esta flor maravilhosa.
Receba meu abraço de gratidão.

I’d love to try this but sadly my computer has problems with videos a lot of the time. If possible do you think you could write out a step-by-step tutorial for this one?

very nice. gonna try this out

Thank you so much.These are the most beautiful Roses I have ever seen.♥EVELYN♥

Hi, thanks much for the tutorial.
Cant wait to make roses felt.

This is such a beautiful flower!! Thanks for the tutorial !!

nice Thanks

I LOVE all your felt flowers!
Thanks so much for sharing. I am going to cut some out now. I think I will add them to my tea pot cover. Thanks again!

Your puppy is adorable! Thank you for the tutorial. I’m going to use it to make a halloween flower arrangement.

NÃO ENDENDO SEU IDIOMA MAS ,GOSTO MUITO DAS COISAS QUE VOÇE FAZ…PARABÉNS
UM ABRAÇO ODETE

thank you very much for your very detail tutorial. I will try to make some for my daughter. she must love it very much, thank again.

Gracias -desde Colombia

I thank people like you for your generosity to share such awesome creations. Thank you.

geweldig leuk ook deze site trouwens deze site heb ik van een vriendin

love those roses.. i gonna make them i just have to search for the right colour
thanks
greetings
Anita

I was looking for a pattern to make some white feltroses for a winterwreath. These are the most beautiful feltroses I´ve found.
Thank you very much für sharing.

it’s so cute!!!!
thanks a iot

Merci beaucoup,

Elles sont très jolies… Bravoo

Very pretty!! I posted a link to this on my blog
Thanks!
Jennifer

Thank you so much i have been looking everywhere for a good flower like that

(p.s your dog is soooooooo cute)
Taya

Found this on Pinterest – they are gorgeous!

all the roses are so adorable !
i love it (^___^)
good tutorial

Oh I love this! What a great tutorial, my little sister would love a little rose like this!

I am so going out and buying me some felt. How absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing with us all.

Wow! Great tutorial. I’m trying to plan some romantic fun for my wife for Valentine’s Day and this is a perfect addition to my plans! Thank you so much for sharing it.

i like it!

Great Blog! Bravo! Thank YOU!

I’m a total beginner, but even my first flower turned out great! Thank you for the patterns and instructional video:D

Love this tutorial as well as the other felt flower tutorials. Will definitely be making these! Thanks for sharing your talents with everyone!

Thank you, Joy. I have been wanting to make some felt roses for my living room and this is the best resource I’ve found.

I absolutely love these flowers. Thank you for sharing.

Amei vou tentar faser agora mesmo obrigada amiga por compartilhar com a gente beijos.

I did a google image search for felt flowers and noticed these beautiful roses right away. I was struggling on my own and was pleasantly surprised to see a tutorial and pattern. How sweet of you to share this and the video is great Love the doggy cameo. Thanks so much!!

Thanks a lot! Amazing flowers!!

l am l good painter and sculptor l like to make roses and

I love to make hairclips for my little daughter and I want them to be different every time.I was so pleased when i found your amazing roses.They are very inspiring and i made some for my little treasure.Thank you for sharing this flowers to us

Could you do this with duct tape too?

so cute

I saw these on eBay where there are charging alot of money for these same felt roses. Just beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing I really appreciate it!

Oh yeah, I forgot to say that your puppy is so cute…I have two of my own just like yours…God Bless and thanks again!

In your video you use three pieces but the pattern only has two. Where is the pattern for the third piece?

I soooo love it! Thanks for sharing!

¡Muchas gracias por compartir el tutorial y hasta el patrón! Definitivamente las rosas más hermosas que he visto. <3

thanks i needed these flowers for ,my 1950 style dress i need to make for my GCSE work thanks again!!!

please could you write a step by step its for school work and im comfused!!!

Love your blog Joy!
I was thinking of making a picture for my wall, but then I looked around in here, and after seeing your flowers I took a little box with a glass shield in, and then put four flowers in there and hang that on my wall instead.

I’m telling you Joy, people love it! It really looks cute, and it’s refreshing diffrent instead of just another painting.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You’re helping me being more creative.

Sara.

Thanks a lot! I wanted a felt rose on my Hallowe’en wreath and couldn’t find one the right colour! Thanks to you, I made my first rose all by myself last night! It’s not perfect, but it was the first one! Thanks! If I show it on my blog, I will link back to your post!
By the way, the cats tried to interfere with my work, just like your dog did, which made me laugh!

Hello,
These roses are so pretty I’d like to try to do some for Christmas presents! (we’ll see if I’ll be successful with that…) I’m not very experienced with felt so I have a question. There are two kinds of felt – 1mm and 2 mm thick (I don’t now how it is in iches…) – could you say which one is better?
Thank you!
Cheers

Found this on Pintrest.
I made one and WOW! I soooooo love it.
I looked for all kinds of felt roses and your is the best of what I found.
I used Silicon Liquid glue instead of sewing. and plain ole poly felt. I can only get the cheap stuff where I’m at.
Beautiful and easy.
thank-you

Thank you for tutorial beautiful felt roses.

Thanks for sharing – so cute!! x

Thank you for the tutorial! I just wanted to share that I cut the tops of the petals a little differently, added a couple more stitches, and wrapped it a bit looser (the extra stitches hold it together) and made a really pretty gardenia for my maid of honor’s sash! I even used the same concept to make big leaves for it. I think she will really love it – gardenias were her mother’s favorite flower and it will be so unique! Thank you!!

I am impressed, they are a few precious roses!! I like so much that I am going to do them for my bridal’s bouquet. If you are interested in it I can show you a photo when I list this one. Thank you very much for sharing this tutorial

Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I wanted to add some felt flowers to my wreath and although these were more complex than others– they were so worth it! Really really beautiful and nothing I would have come up with on my own. I ended up sewing one and gluing the others–both methods worked great. Love them!!

these are amazing just made these and the Camellia flowers, simple, but have a big impact, I am going to make them into hair clips for my daughter to ware in her hair.

I work at a place called Rosie’s and want to make some for the employees for Valentine’s Day –so cool. Thanks

Wonderful made my first one today girst ever felt flower love your blog

Hello! these are lovely! I was thinking bigger roses could be made to be a cushion for my room. Do you think that would be a good idea?

Hello Joy!
Well, thanks for your tutorial, the roses came out just perfect!
We’ll teach them to a group of women here in Brazil, it’s a volunteer work, I’m sure they will love it!
Could you pls let us know how you ended up using them? We would like to show them…
Thanks again for your beautiful work!
kisses from Brazil!

Hi Joy, Fabulous…I’ll be makeing these to put on top of a hand made plastic canvis wedding favior box, for my son’s up comeing wedding…Very sweet of you to show us all how you make them and the pattern…A huge Thankyou, from a life time crafter…When I’ve made them if you want, I’ll send ya a picture…Thanks again, Lee

Hello Joy!

I like so much these roses, they are so cute!

I’ve tried to download the pattern because I’d like to make some of them, but it doesn’t work

I just met your blog yesterday, and I loved it; it’s great. I’ve read almost the half blog!! I like your designs, all of them!

Belated congratulations for Conner Mateo!!

Kisses!

These roses are beautiful, and I appreciate the pattern, but could you give some insight in to how you are cutting them? It took me a very long time to cut the paper part out, and even longer on felt. The little tedious spaces between petals are pretty much impossible on the felt, and even cutting finicky little squiggly tops of petals doesn’t come out very visible in the felt (which makes me more inclined to just cut strips the right length and freehand cut the petals, they look just about the same without the gaps between them and the squiggly petals). I used a sharp pair of sewing scissors – tried a rotary cutter briefly when it was taking very long, but the cutter can’t do those small spaces or squiggles or tight curves at all, so that was worse. I was going to try the camelia flower next, but for the life of me can’t figure out how I’ll neatly cut the center part out, especially when it gets down to the teeny tiny ones.

Not only that, but when I take the cut out piece of paper and pin it to my felt, there’s no way to position pins such that they’re not in the way of some part I need to cut, so I had to reposition them many times. Those both wore the paper out quicker because I punched extra holes in it, and also made it time consuming to keep lining everything up again.

I think your tutorial was SO helpful! I do things much better when I can see them being done,,, you definitely made it look easy We just had our first little girl in January, so I am going to attempt to make dozens and dozens of these roses for a DIY wisteria roses mobile for our sweet girl’s room. I’m planning on putting some light catching beads or charms or something inbetween and under the roses to give it a little bling… Thank you again for such a great tutorial!