Making your own organza flowers is fun, easy to learn and creates beautiful flowers that last forever. A perfect project if you want to decorate a gift for a friend, create a unique corsage for prom or a pretty everlasting bouquet of flowers.

Organza fabric is known to fray so it’s important to seal the edges so your flowers last longer. To do this we are going to use a tealight. Organza fabric is also very flammable so extreme caution and concentration must be used during this process. Don’t get your fabric too close to the flame of the tea light.

To do this you need to cut out lots of circles from your organza. Make sure you cut out different sizes of circles, as you will layering up your petals to create your flowers. Remember your petals will shrink a bit when sealing the edges so don’t cut your shapes too small.

Get a better experience! If you don’t have any green thumbs, you can still enjoy a lovely bouquet of faux flowers in your home – you just have to make them yourself. Luckily, learning how to make organza flowers with our guide is both easy and fun!

You might wonder why you need organza fabric flowers when you can buy real ones. You're not alone. I don't deny the freshness and beauty of natural flowers. Still, when you want to preserve flowers as a memory, whether it's a bridal bouquet or a corsage from a prom or ball, organza roses are a far better option as they last forever.

Here are the materials you will need: Organza- You will need about 2 to 2.5 yards of organza for 1 piece. Creating Your Template: A crucial part of making organza flowers is having a good template. Our tutorial includes detailed instructions on how to create your template, along with the necessary measurements.