We have already made berries from foamiran using mixed techniques, today I suggest you make a bunch of grapes.
This is the branch I suggest you make at the master class, using Iranian foamiran and silicone sealant.
We use a bunch of grapes to create compositions and interior decoration.
To create a bunch of grapes you will need:
- green Iranian foamiran;
- iron;
- wire No. 28-30;
- foil;
- second glue;
- green, red, purple acrylic paint and a wet wipe;
- grape mold for leaves;
- colorless silicone sealant;
- a cup of soapy water;
- toothpick, spatula, kebab stick;
- green tape;
- acrylic lacquer.
How to make grapes with your own hands
To create a bunch of grapes, take a wire and cut it to 5-6 cm in size.
We cut the wires as much as we want to make grapes into a bunch. I will make 15-17 pieces, one of them is 10-15 cm.
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We treat the wire with tape. Leave 0.5 cm of the wire untreated, then wind the tape in one place to create a thickening. Further 0.5 -0.8 cm we process the wire evenly and then we make thickening again, further 1-1.5 cm we process it evenly.
This is how we prepared the wire for our berries.
We take foil and make balls of different sizes for the grapes.
If you have purple acrylic paint, then use it. Since I don’t have one, I’ll mix blue and red. Take a teaspoon of sealant and add acrylic paint to it and mix well and quickly.
We take a foil base and apply it to the base with a knife or stick and smooth it out well.
When forming the berries, don’t forget to wet your hands in a soapy solution. Leave the formed berries in the soap solution to harden.
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We make a hole in the base of the berry and glue the wire with second glue.
Volumetric applique made of natural material. Master class: Grapes
Master class with step-by-step photos on an autumn theme
Composition: “Golden grapes”.
Master class Author: Kutsurenko Tatyana Anatolyevna, primary school teacher Place of work: MBOU Secondary School with UIOP in the city of Zernograd, Rostov Region
Do-it-yourself autumn crafts in primary school
Purpose: this natural composition is intended for interior decoration, suitable as a gift painting, for the exhibition of the autumn Harvest fair. Additional education teachers, primary school teachers, educators, parents, and children over 9 years old can use it in their work. Goal: to introduce on a practical level a natural material - acorns; develop the ability to compose a composition, taking into account the necessary materials, develop teamwork skills, and instill a sense of love for nature. New terms: vine, molding. Necessary equipment: cardboard 40x27 format, plain dark-colored fabric, acorns, grape vines, 1-2 sheets of white-leaved poplar, metallic enamel “Gold”, deco glue, ceiling molding no more than 3 cm wide (for the frame), newspaper, stationery knife, scissors :
Preparing for work: be sure to spread newspaper on the table to avoid stains from spray paint. You need thick cardboard. In such a case, I advise you to save packaging from gift sets of dishes and household appliances. For example:
Progress of the master class. First, let’s paint the acorns, leaves, and vines:
While the paint dries, stretch the fabric over the cardboard. We take a plain fabric, any color, preferably dark, so that there is a bright contrast. You don't have to buy the fabric from the store. Cuts from old curtains and unnecessary pieces of clothing are suitable. If the fabric is a little transparent, then we will place it on the clean side of the cardboard. On the back side of the cardboard, we secure the edges of the fabric, folded 2 cm each, with glue. From the front side our base will look like this:
Next, let's create a frame effect: measure along the perimeter of the cardboard base and cut pieces from the molding with the edges at an angle of 45 degrees so that the strips of the molding lie end to end:
Frame ready:
Time to start decorating? Let's make a sketch of the composition, lightly marking with chalk or a dry bar of soap the places where natural materials will be glued:
Glue a poplar leaf, the main branch of a bunch of grapes. We begin to glue the acorns from bottom to top, one at a time, slightly overlapping one on top of the other:
We don't regret glue. It is transparent and, even frozen, invisible between the “grapes”. Remove only the trailing “cobwebs”; do not allow the following to get on the fabric:
Here and there, at your discretion, you can add acorns with caps to the brush:
Make the top brush smaller:
And finally, the finishing touches: at the end we glue the grapevine, if necessary, more leaves.
I will not regret the roses that withered in the light spring; I also love the grapes on the vines, ripe in clusters under the mountain, the beauty of my green valley, the joy of golden autumn, oblong and transparent, like the fingers of a young maiden. A.S. Pushkin PSFor the picture to hang on the wall, you need to glue a loop on the back side, secured with another layer of cardboard.
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Making grape leaves from foamiran using step-by-step photos
According to the pattern, we cut out 3-4 grape leaves from Iranian olive foamiran. You can cut leaves of different sizes.
We cut out rectangles from olive foamiran according to the size of the mold.
We heat the foamiran on an iron at silk-wool temperature and thoroughly squeeze the grape mold through a sponge. Then we cut out the leaves according to the contour of the mold.
We take acrylic green paint and a dry napkin and tint the entire leaf on both sides.
Additionally, we tint the leaves with red acrylic paint along the edges of the leaves. And slaps all over the sheet from the front side. On the reverse side we simply draw the veins with red acrylic paint. We can then cover the leaves with acrylic varnish.
We take wire No. 28-30 and cut it into 6-8 cm pieces for the leaves and glue them to the leaves.
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Volumetric paper fruits: strawberries
In order to make a voluminous paper applique, you need red colored paper, green for leaves and a thick cardboard base. We will make strawberries on the entire sheet. Cut out the template for the leaves and tail:
Instructions for applying voluminous strawberries step by step:
1. Transfer the template to green colored paper and cut out:
2. Take 2 sheets of red colored paper, fold them in half and cut out a heart-shaped shape:
This will be our strawberry. Then we glue one part to the base cardboard, and the second - we glue it only along the fold line.
3. Place leaf and tail templates on top
The “tail” should not overlap the upper (movable) part of the strawberry.
We mark the “seeds” of our strawberry with a marker. That's all - voluminous paper strawberries are ready!
Collecting a bunch of grapes for an autumn interior composition
We take the thinnest floral wire and round sticks and a pen or pencil and wind the wire alternately along the spirilla, then stretch it a little to make beautiful tendrils.
We begin to collect a bunch of grapes, securing the berries with tape.
We also attach the antennae.
Gradually add berries and tendrils and begin to attach the leaves.
So we secured all the berries, tendrils and leaves with tape and treated all the wire with tape, forming a branch of grapes.
The bunch of grapes is ready, we use it to create an interior composition.
Features of crafts made from grapes
Grapes are a seasonal berry, and therefore crafts made from them are also seasonal: especially “grape” crafts (from grapes and in the style of grape bunches) are loved during traditional “Golden Autumn” fairs in kindergartens and schools, as well as in creative families. Of course, today you can buy grapes almost all year round, but it is unlikely that anyone will buy an expensive dessert for the sake of a craft - well, perhaps to decorate a holiday table and then eat this craft with pleasure. Therefore, let’s hurry to take advantage of the moment, or, more precisely, the season.
Grapes are a juicy berry: you should take this into account and prepare your craft as close as possible to the demonstration itself, so that it does not have time to drain and spoil. Experts prefer grape varieties that are less juicy and have thick, durable skins.
