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The ADELE boutonnière is a decorative accessory that adds character to your everyday outfits. Though traditionally worn by men, the boutonnière offers a way to make a style statement and add a touch of creativity and charm to any wardrobe. This is the perfect project for beginners, enabling you to put your fabric scraps to good use. Spread some joy by gifting a friend a handmade rose!
Attach ADELE to structured garments such as jackets or coats, or to woven fabrics, and it will hold its shape and stay in place thanks to discreet pins. Delicate knits are less suitable, as the flower needs a solid base to support it.All product photos by Laura Oja. Illustrations by Ivona Fodora.
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Fabric Recommendations:
Use light to medium-weight fabrics – the larger the rose, the lighter your fabric should be. You can also mix and match different types of fabric.The samples are made from fabric scraps and leftovers such as “Pillar Box 130 European Laundered Linen” (100% linen, 3.8 oz/130 gsm), “Vetiver Check European Laundered Linen/Cotton” (50% linen, 50% cotton, 4.7 oz/161 gsm), “Nougat European Laundered Linen Gingham” (100% linen, 5.9 oz/200 gsm) by Merchant & Mills, and “Ikat Pochampally” (100% cotton, 3.5 oz/120 gsm) by Karlotta Pink.
Fabric Requirements:
Upper and lower fabric:
Small: 16.1 x 14"/41 x 35.5 cm
Medium: 24.2 x 20.9"/61.5 x 53 cm Large: 32.3 x 28"/82 x 71 cm -
Files:
A4 (home printing) and A0 (copy shop printing) PDF files with layers, sizes nested. Sewing instructions are in a separate PDF file.Delivery:
After purchasing, you will receive a link to download the PDF files. There are no delivery charges for the digital patterns, as they are delivered automatically via email immediately after purchase. PDF patterns are only eligible for return and refund if the provided download links have not been used. If the download links have been used, the product will not be refunded.
Should you require any further assistance, do not hesitate to contact us via email at magazine@taukodesign.fi
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