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Create a stunning 3D freestanding lace tiger lily flower with vibrant orange petals and realistic details. Perfect for home decor or as a unique gift. Step-by-step instructions are included.
This project is by Nancy and is in collaboration with Holly and Artsy Knots
Step 1:
To obtain the “hardware” (or plastic parts) of the various flower centers and stems, I purchased silk flowers and removed parts for my FSL Flowers. It is important to purchase the type of silk flower you plan to create so it mimics the real flower type.
Tiger Lily Color Sequence Chart
Step 2:
There is only one section to the Tiger Lily flower, which makes it easy to construct.
1. Hoop water soluble stabilizer in 4 x 4 inch hoop.
2. Sew #s 1-3 in the Color Sequence Chart.
3. Remove from hoop and cut away excess stabilizer around design-leaving 1⁄4 inch.
4. Hold design under running water until stabilizer falls away.
5. Blot with paper towel.
6. While flower sections are still wet, insert the flower center piece (stamen section from a purchased silk flower)
through the center of the flower.
7. Insert the stem (from purchased silk flower) into the bottom of the stamen section.
8. Arrange petals as desired and let dry.
9. Depending on the stem, you may want to use floral tape to wrap it.-Your Tiger Lily is complete.