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10<br />
Crafts<br />
You will need:<br />
Dremel Versatip with soldering tip attachment<br />
Dremel Glue Gun<br />
White and pink organza fabric*<br />
Brown strung sequins<br />
Green non-tray fabric such as faux suede or felt<br />
or green sequins<br />
Clear hot fix gems<br />
Cushion pads with silk covers<br />
*Fabric must be man-made fibre only<br />
Here’s how:<br />
1. Cut out blossom (flower) shapes from the<br />
organza fabric using the Dremel Versatip<br />
with the soldering tip attachment. If using<br />
thicker fabrics, use the Versatip cutting knife<br />
attachment.<br />
roll-on<br />
2. To create the individual blossoms, place<br />
three organza flowers together, then pinch<br />
them all together in the centre and touch<br />
the point on the back of the flowers with the<br />
Versatip and the soldering tip attachment to<br />
fuse them into one blossom.<br />
3. Use the Dremel Glue Gun to glue the strung<br />
brown sequins onto the cushion cover to<br />
form the branches, planning the design<br />
carefully first if you want it to run across a<br />
number of cushions.<br />
4. Cut out leaf shapes from green fabric<br />
and use the Dremel Glue Gun to glue the<br />
leaves and blossom in place as shown.<br />
(Alternatively, you could create leaves using<br />
lime green sequins). Add some sparkle to<br />
your cushions by using the Dremel Versatip<br />
to apply the hot fix gems to suggest blossom<br />
buds or more blossoms, if you prefer.
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