It should spiral up like this. Trim off any excess spiral you don’t want to include in your poppy.
Stitch the poppy together at the bottom of the blossom. I went both directions across. I also came up the outside petal and stitched the top of the outside flap to the the inside layer.
Bring your thread back through and finish off underneath the blossom. Voila! There’s your poppy.
Sew on the snap closure (you could also do a button and cord elastic like many of my other bracelets). Remember that one part of the snap goes on the wrong side of the bracelet, and one part of the snap goes on the right side of the bracelet, as they will overlap.
Finis!
Merry Christmas everyone. I hope you all have a joyful and bright holiday! I will be taking a bit of a respite from the blog for recovery’s sake. But, trust me, this whole project has my brain churning on other series for next year. Can’t wait to share my ideas with you!
PJ Taylor says
I just found your blog this week and signed up for your e-mails. Just wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed these girly gifts. You make everything look so easy!!! I can’t wait to try some of your ideas and I look forward to what you post next!!! Thank you so much!!!!!
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gabriela says
your blog is awesome, thanks for share, thanks for your time!!!!
Anonymous says
Love this! Thank you so much! I’m looking for some sweet jewelry to make for my nearly 5YO DD’s stocking, this looks just perfect. I’ll go explore the rest of the series. I am also signed up for your costumes Craftsy course 🙂
kelly
anne says
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. This bracelet is one of my favorites of the whole series. It is so pretty. yay for being in my Craftsy class! Nice to “meet” you, Kelly!
Kristabel Cleary says
That’s a very pretty bracelet. When I show this to my daughter, she loved it! She wants us to make one too. We are customising jewelries as well and I’m thinking on how to incorporate jewelries into crafts.