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Fabric flowers pictorial tutorial by Blair of wise craft

March 27, 2009 by Linda Lanese

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I’m so happy I discovered Blair of wise craft and her amazing flowers and complete pictorial tutorial with a downloadable template. The fabric she used is so stunning!  Pictured is the flower and the finished flower is the charm on “Clara”, the newest bag to go up in her shop.

Blair, and her husband Peter live in Seattle, Washington with their son, 7, and daughter, 10. She and her husband own a brand consulting agency called Story Trading . They work at home, and try to remember to laugh and embrace the chaos of trying to blend family and work under one roof. Blair has a background in apparel and fabric design and did that until her children were born. She finds enjoyment and sanity in sewing, knitting, all kinds of crafting. She started this blog in September of 2005.  She also writes regular blog postings for Boomerang Journal.

I hope you stop by and visit her wise craft   blog and make one of her fun flowers. When you stop by tell her you read about her on craft gossip felting and fiber Art. You can also find wisecraft on Flickr. 

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Comments

  1. Turtle says

    March 27, 2009 at 7:54 pm

    nice, will have to check her out…and she lives just miles across the water!

  2. Genevieve says

    April 2, 2009 at 4:01 pm

    I love this flower,thanks!

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