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How to Make Fabric Roses

Mabel Van Niekerk
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Pages
50
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Mabel Van Niekerk

About

Making fabric roses and flowers are so easy and fun to make. Most fabrics can be used with success to create beautiful flowers for embellishing anything you like. Use to decorate hats, purses, to pin on a belt or slippers. Sew fabric roses on the hem of a sheer curtain to give an exotic finish or display a glass bowl of satin and silk roses in your bedroom for a luxurious look. Mabel van Niekerk's main passion in life is travel. She enjoys writing about her many travel experiences and documenting reference books to provide more information about towns and cities in countries she found fascinatingly different from her homeland, South Africa.She is also passionate about crafting and enjoys writing reference books about the various crafts she has mastered and enjoys.Mabel has now turned her hand to writing books for young children, as she recalls the stories she told her own children many years ago.

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