DIY Felt Flower: Marguerite Daisy – 2 of 5

How to make a felt flower using a cutting machine. Free SVG Cut File for marguerite daisy flower

Welcome back to part two of my little Felt Flower Series: Today you’ll learn how to make a DIY Felt Flower Marguerite Daisy. I’ll be sharing the rest of the series over the next view months, so make sure to sign up to my newsletter if you don’t want to miss them.

As I managed to use up at least a little of my craft stash, I’ll be sharing this tutorial in this months Crafty De-Stash Challenge by my friend Megan from C’mon Get Crafty (but more on that further down).

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Same as the Anemone felt flowers we did last time, you’ll be able to make these wonderful little felt blossoms

  • using a cutting machine with my Free SVG Cut File or
  • by hand downloading and using the free template to make this beautiful felt Marguerite or Daisy.

Ultimately, this felt flower tutorial series will lead into detailed step-by-step instructions on how to DIY Monogram Wood Sign with Felt Flowers. It was a wedding gift for my friend Tobias. Click HERE to see what DIY gift idea I gave the beautiful couple to their housewarming party last year.

How to make a DIY Felt Flower Marguerite Daisy

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Easy to follow video tutorial: DIY felt flower Marguerite Daisy. Click through for detailed instructions + free template and Free SVG Cut File. #craftifymylove #freesvgcutfile #feltflower #feltmarguerite #feltdaisy #howtomakeafeltflowerusingacricutmaker #cricutcraft

This is what you’ll need:

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Supplies

Don’t forget to download your FREE SVG Cut File or FREE Template for Hand-Cutting your felt flower petals.

Tools

Video Tutorial: How to Make a Felt Marguerite Daisy using a Cutting Machine

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4 Simple Steps to DIY a Felt Flower Marguerite Daisy by Hand

If you don’t own a cutting machine you can totally make these darling Marguerite or Daisies by hand, too. Although, I think it is going to take super long to cut all those thin petals by hand…

Efficiency Tip: You can download a FREE Template HERE to print on a sheet of freezer paper. Although I recommend cutting them out freestyle if you want to save a lot of time and dare to be brave, lol.

4 easy steps to make a DIY felt flower marguerite daisy including free template to cut by hand or using a cutting machine like Cricut Maker or Brother ScanNCut

  1. Download and print your FREE Template HERE as a thank you for subscribing to my newsletter.
  2. Cut out 18 large (1,5 inches / 3,8 cm tall) and 18 smaller petals (1,3 inches / 3,4 cm tall) in your main colour and two rectangle stripes (4 inches wide and 0,4 / 0,2 inches tall or 5 cm wide and 1 / 0,5 cm tall) in your secondary colour. To give your Marguerite core more structure use zigzag scissors for one longe edge.
  3. To create your felt flowers center, you’ll roll the pre-cut pink rectangles (start with the smaller one) around the pom-pom and fix it using your hot glue gun. Go watch this step in the Video Tutorial HERE.
  4. Now it is time to build up your flower. Start gluing the first 18 small petals around the flowers base. Once finished, add a second round with the remaining 18 big petals. Don’t stress if you have left overs. Simply make a second flower 😉

And, you’re done!
Those are my favourite out of this series.

Pretty flower craft: Marguerite Daisy made with a cutting machine like the Cricut Maker, Brother ScanNCut, Silhouette Cameo. Felt flower tutorial instructions.

Tip: You could easily add some foliage by cutting out leaves from green felt and gluing them under the flower. If you also want to add a stem you could poke and glue a green sturdy craft wire into your pom-pom right at the start of this project.

DIY Felt Flowers – The Complete SERIES

arrange prepared diy felt flowers on wood sign to come up with your design idea

I am sure you’ll love to DIY other types of felt flowers, too. Everybody loves a little variation, right?

  1. Anemone
  2. Marguerite Daisy (this post)
  3. Dandelion
  4. Rose
  5. Aster

Are you a visual learner? Click HERE for the complete playlist.

Now, you could use all of these flowers to DIY a Monogram & Established Floral Wood Sign. CLICK for Tutorial (following soon – subscribe to my newsletter if you want to make sure you don’t miss it!).

I think you might like these Flower Crafts of mine, too. And if you need even more inspiration, why not hop on over to FaveCrafts.com and check out their flower section?

Monthly Crafty De-Stash Challenge

Craft Room De-Stash challenge June 2017 by c'mon get crafty

Every month a group of bloggers are challenged by C’mon Get Crafty to create a new craft or project from their own stash of goodies! Everyone is allowed a $10 allowance for necessities to complete their project (i.e. paint brushes, glue, etc), but the bulk of it must be created from their own stash of goodies. #CraftRoomDestashChallenge

If you’d like to join in the Craft Room De-Stash Challenge, you can request to join our Facebook group here!

Here are the creative projects I’ve put together for this frugal challenge so far:

Anything you like? I sure hope so…

Love,

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PPS: And now let’s see what  my fellow de-stashers created for this months challenge:

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Comments (18)

  1. I love making handcrafted flowers using all types of materials but I’ve never made them out of felt! This is a must try! Yours look so beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

    1. Hi Gail, I’m super happy you like the idea. I know you’ll make beautiful felt flowers, too! You are a genius crafter!!

  2. I love this pretty flowers. I pinned! My stash just keeps getting growing and it is time to craft it down.
    Please share on You’re The Star Blog Hop on my site #kippiathome
    Happy spring,
    Kippi

    1. I know exactly what you are talking about with that ever growing stash. Lol. Thank you for pointing out your blog hop. I participated and will make sure to stop by regularly!

  3. Thank you for sharing on #YTS blog hop. I shared your post to my FB page!
    Have a great weekend,
    Kippi

  4. This is perfect for spring, although cutting all those petals looks like hard work.
    Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned.

    1. Teresa, thank you so much! Cutting them by hand will take quite a while. Using a cutting machine is more efficient.

  5. I see in your video where you have a brother machine. My silhouette will not cut felt of any type. I wish it did because this looks wonderful

    1. Hi Leanna, although I have never used one, I feel like the Cricut Maker is the best tool to cut felt. My brother has its limits, too.

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