Step 5 Pull it around in a circle quite tight so that it almost looks like a rose. Then you want to get your pieces of shell or paua, needle and nylon. Step 6 Thread through the leaf and then through your shell or bead. Thread back to the backside of the flower and then to the front again and continuing to the back again knot it off. – Step 7 The next image shows two extras flowers that I have made up. As mentioned earlier these can make a neat little gift as you can pop them in a box and post them could be a great gift idea for the grandparents! – And it! I find that it does take a bit of time to get used to the folding of the Flax but after a few goes that’s you can whip them up in no time. Did you have a go at making these? how did you get on? to save this post to your DIY board on Pinterest! Don’t forget
Step 5 Pull it around in a circle quite tight so that it almost looks like a rose. Then you want to get your pieces of shell or paua, needle and nylon. Step 6 Thread through the leaf and then through your shell or bead. Thread back to the backside of the flower and then to the front again and continuing to the back again – knot it off. Step 7 The next image shows two extras flowers that I have made up. As mentioned earlier these can make a neat little gift as you can pop them in a box and post them – could be a great gift idea for the grandparents! And that’s it! I find that it does take a bit of time to get used to the folding of the Flax but after a few goes you can whip them up in no time. Did you have a go at making these? how did you get on? Don’t forget to save this post to your DIY board on Pinterest!