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Nylon Flowers

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Date: 03/17/2006 Topic: Craft Projects > Recycled  
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Materials:

Different colored nylons, gold or silver wire, green floral tape.

Directions:

Cut nylon and fit around wire, then twist. Continue until you have a complete flower. Make sure this is attached to a wire stem that is covered with floral tape. Make a lovely bouquet!

By Bev Sobkowich from Chilliwack, BC

Editor's Note: We'd love to see a picture of these Bev.

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By Wally C. (Guest Post)
Get a bunch of them together, wash them, perfume them and make a pillow out of them. You could simply get a pillow case, stuff them in and sew the end shut. I know I as well as many others would love to have one of those. There is another site that offers them. if you decide to do that, let me know or maybe you could create one just for me! Preferably a under case that has a zipper on one end so a person could have access to the delights inside for personal use; only sheer nylons, no pantyhose!

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By Airalee (Guest Post)
I learn nylon flowers from this teacher. I'm her student. Any questions contact me at webcastweirdos AT gmail.com

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By Chase Chan (Guest Post)
If you would like to learn how to make all the beautiful flowers and butterfly, please visit this website. It provides free step-by-step instructions and sells all materials you need to make nylon flowers.

www.craftsnbeyond.com

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By DiamondnGold. (Guest Post)
I would like to learn how to make nylon flowers. Can someone send information and a picture. Thanks so Much.
DiamondnGold1 AT aol.com

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By mary head (Guest Post)
I would like to learn how to make the flowers and butterfly out of nylons. maryghead AT earthlink.net

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By Marion (Guest Post)
Hello there, I have done thousands of this things, mostly flowers.
All kinds if flowers. I am from Europe and would like to buy these materials here. But where?
Please contact me at itsagoodwitch AT aol.com

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By misty (Guest Post)
Hello, this is no secret but a craft that was very popular in Europe in the 70ies. You take nylons (nylon hoseries - your old ones, worn and torn), any colour. You can dye them with any commercial fabric dye. You can also paint on them as if they were fabric.
Up to you to create the skeleton of whatever object you want to make, then pull the nylon over it and fasten with wire, if possible somewhere non-visible. finished !!!

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By ellen01166 (2) Contact
Hi, I am just the manufacturer of nylon flowers, butterflies, dragonflies, ladybugs, bees and so on. If you are interested in, pls contact with me by ellen01166@hotmail.com, I would be very glad to help you. : )

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By Ayu Osman (Guest Post)
Where can i buy the material such as wire & the nylon material

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By Tails (Guest Post)
I wish there were more detailed instructions for these, along with an image or two....I get confused at how to attach the nylon to the wire frame lol....

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By june (Guest Post)
i want to know where can i get the material to make these flowers.......

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By Jill (Guest Post)
is there a pattern for those flowers?

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By Susan in Oregon (Guest Post)
I am really interested in these but can't follow your directions. Could you give more detailed steps? and some pictures. I always have a bunch of run nylons that I don't know what to do with and this is a very creative idea.

Thanks
Susan

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