I really wanted to make THIS but I did not have enough red felt at home so I settled for making a few more flower accessories.

I also made these little flowers. You can really use any kind of material for these it does not need to be silk since you do not have to melt it down. 

Next fold the material in half and do a loose stitch along the edge.

Then simply pull on the thread till your flower begins to take shape and sow into place.

Then for the center I used a button and a scrapbooking embellishment.

Since the back looks kinda icky like this I just cut out a little circle patch melted the edges and then glued it to the center back part of the flower to cover up the stitching. 

The I sowed it to a ribbon with a partial rubber band on it with a couple other smaller flowers.

I had a candle jar that I needed to find a use for. I never ever throw away candle jars...do you???? 

Since I have been on a flower power kick the jar made the perfect storage container for my new flower hair accessories. I did finally get the lid to the jar pained too....I picked a plain boring red and just sprayed it with a clear coat. It seems like our whole house is decorated in browns and reds I need a new color pallet. 

This will look so cute in our bathroom.

 I also made this head band...I love how this one turned out.

This little flower I just attached to a hair pin but I love it....it's so sweet.

 Some white roses.

 Another one I love!!!

Ok so I like em all. These would also make cute little flowers to attach to sweaters and shirts and even shoes.

 I found this silk pillow case at the good will store for .99 cents today. Start out by drawing out different size circles on the material then cut them out.

 You want the biggest on the outside and smallest on the inside.

 If you want more texture then cut them into flower shape which I did for some of mine.

 Then use a tea light or candle to melt the edges. No need to put it directly into the flame it will melt better and make prettier shapes if you just hold real close to the flame.

 Layer your flower and using a needle and thread sow all the layers together.

 I found these hair clips at wall mart on clearance ages ago I think there was 6 of them in a pack for .49 cents. Cut out a small triangle out of the silk material and make sure that you slightly melt the edges with the tea light otherwise the material will fray and it will not work. Using a hot glue gun glue the triangle to the flower with the hair clip in the middle. You can also sow it on to the bottom flower petal before you assemble the flower but gluing was just easier for me. 
The back of the flower!!!

I also glued a little pearl in the middle but you can be creative and use a button or more material. 

 I also made this head band. I have had the band forever and never wear it but I'm pretty sure I will more often now.

 The back of it.

How adorable is that!!!

First you need to remove the paper off the crayons. Though Conner was more than willing to help this was a little hard for him to do. Then break the crayons into little pieces and place into silicone molds....I love these heart and flower shaped ones I got a long time ago on clearance. Conner thought it was pretty fun to break them up and fill the molds. If you do not have silicone molds just use your cupcake sheet and line it with cupcake paper and it works just as well!!!

 About half inch full I would say...I did not want them to be too thick!!!

Now they are all ready to go into the oven....seeeeee mama. Place in a preheated oven to 200 degrees for about 15 minutes or untill all the crayons are melted. Remove from the oven and let them coll completely....about 45 minutes to an hour. 

Then just pop the shapes out!!!

Perfect for little hands!!!

How cute are these!!!!