This is really pretty and a great way to use left over fabric scraps. I’ll be trying this one for sure

You could probably do this with paper too, right? It’s a very pretty project.

I can see a possible take for my teen students. Thanks for the inspiration.

Absolutely fabulous design that I can definetely try myself and feel comfortable doing it. Thanks for the great information once again.

It’s good to see these pop up. I am working on a 3D paper/foam core chandelier line for various holidays and themes. My hope is to get them into Target. They are awesome!

What an adorable and very easy DIY. I love your idea of making several of these for a homemade wedding.

So beautifully simple and so pretty..this is a keeper..thank you!

I’ve been working on a very similar project using felt circles. The same exact concept, embroidery hoop and hanging strings of fabric (in this case felt). I think I’m gonna quit cutting hundreds of circles and switch to squares instead =). It takes extreme amount of felt circles to create a single string. This way seems much easier. I just can’t wait to hang something cute in the empty corner of my bedroom!
P.S. I’ve seen these made out of paper as well…

Very pretty. Do you need to make a knot underneath each fabric square to hold it in place or do the squares keep their spacing on their own?

Cool! Great way to dress the home a bit for a party.

Just when I thought it was done, you added the real flowers bring the whole project to the next level.

Hi Amy,
Glad you like the project! You do not need to make a knot underneath each fabric piece if you are using a thick embroidery thread. The weight of the thread holds the lighter fabric pieces in place. If you use a thinner thread, then you will probably need to add some sort of knot, depending on the weight of the fabric.
Happy crafting!

I love this project!

Pretty and very effective, and looks so simple i think i shall have to try this myself

Love this! Does anyone know how much fabric was used? THANKS!!