how to make a paper lily
A little about the flower... Lily means admiration, which is why it is so good for a wedding, birthday, or just to tell someone how much you love them. Making a paper lily is easier than many types of other flowers because the lily has a simple and expressive petal shape.
Here you will find ten wonderful examples of how to make a paper lily flower with your own hands . Various materials can be used for manufacturing. Lilies made from corrugated paper look very beautiful . If you are interested in origami or just want to learn this wonderful art, in the article you will find several examples of how to make an origami lily . Check out the master classes below and choose an option to suit your taste.
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Master class “Lily” Author: Anastasia Karpova, 14 years old, Municipal Educational Institution Secondary School No. 88, Orsk Leader: Natalya Valerievna Sevostyanova, teacher of additional education MOAUDOD “TsRTYu “Constellation” of Orsk”, Orsk, Orenburg region. Intended: for middle and older schoolchildren, for teachers, parents, educators. Use: as a gift, for interior decoration. Goal: to expand knowledge about the techniques of making flowers using the technique of burning on fabric in arts and crafts classes. Objectives: development of creative imagination and imaginative thinking, ingenuity and sustainable interest in creativity; development of creative abilities and fine motor skills of the hands, independence, cultivation of perseverance, aesthetic taste.
In a mysterious, distant country, Which is the first to look to the East. The flower of a beautiful lily has opened, obedient to the sun. She is always more airy than silk, More fragrant than perfume. Her birth is like a miracle; Like a gift from the mysterious gods! Glides over the rainbow planet, the one in moth shoes, ringing in the smiles of summer And in still young poems! We offer you the production of a Lily flower using the technique of burning onto fabric. For production, we will need the following materials: crepe-satin fabric in cream and green colors 20X50, petal and leaf templates made of aluminum foil, wire of different diameters, crepe paper in white and green, PVA construction glue , Moment glue, transparent nail polish, orange and yellow gouache, starch, jar and stick, scissors, pliers, thread, burner, glass.
We start making our flower by making the stamens and pistil. From a coil of wire with a diameter of 1.5 mm, cut three pieces of 25-30 cm each (these will be the stamens) and one 30-35 cm long (for the pistil). From a skein of white crepe paper, cut off a piece 05.-07 mm wide (along the length of the skein).
We take one of the pieces of wire, coat it with construction PVA and begin to wrap it with a crepe strip
We do the same with the remaining segments. The result was blanks wrapped in crepe paper - croutons. We bend three identical segments in half, and bend the free ends on both sides in the shape of the letter T
We divide the longest segment into three parts, bend the end of each resulting segment into a loop by 0.2 - 0.3 mm. The preparations for the stamens and pistil are ready.
We are preparing pat - a mixture of starch and construction PVA. In a small container, mix half a teaspoon of starch and construction PVA. The resulting mixture should have the consistency of sour cream.
We lower our blanks into the resulting stalemate
and hang them to dry for 2 hours.
We paint the dried stamens with orange gouache (or orange varnish)
When the gouache dries, cover them with clear nail polish. (If the stamens were covered with orange varnish, then there is no need to cover them with a transparent one.) We paint three blanks for the pistil with yellow color and transparent varnish, then we put them together and wrap them again with a white crepe strip, forming a pistil. Our stamens and pistil are ready.
Let's start making lily petals and leaves. We fold the cream crepe-satin in half, inside out, lay the petal template and, pressing the edges of the template tightly, cut it out with a hot burner.
Similarly, we cut out 5 more flower petals, and 4 leaves from green fabric.
To give our leaves and petals rigidity and shape, we cut 10 pieces of 30 cm long from a coil of wire with a diameter of 0.2 mm
We cut the bottom edge of the blanks with scissors to the edge and insert the wire into the resulting hole.
Using a burner, “revive” the petals and leaves of a flower and apply veins. On the leaves and petals, we make the veins in length so that a “pocket” is formed in the middle for placing the wire in it.
Flower assembly. We attach a pestle to a wire with a diameter of 2 mm and a length of 35–40 cm. To do this, lubricate the end of the wire with Moment glue and attach the pestle to it using threads.
Without tearing off the threads, we attach the stamens to the stem, also having previously lubricated the stem with glue and continuing to secure them with thread. The stem is ready.
With the same thread that was used to attach the stamens, we begin to wind the first 3 petals to the stem,
then the second three petals. The inflorescence is ready.
At the base of the inflorescence we fasten a strip of crepe paper 0.7 - 1 cm wide with the same thread that attached the petals.
We fix the end of the thread on the stem and begin to wrap it with a strip of paper. At a distance of 7–8 cm from the base, we attach the first sheet and continue wrapping.
We fix it at the bottom with PVA glue.
Shape the flower and leaves. The flower is ready! The uniqueness of white lilies in the transparent edges of crystal will remind us that we loved, that everything that happened was not in vain. A flower of innocence and passion, a sign of an endless path, the lily holds us in power, not allowing us to move away. We are forever captivated by its blinding whiteness, As if white-white snow blew in a gentle spring. Accept the lily as a gift, As a symbol of the eternity of love, Let its fire be bright, And let your thoughts be bright.
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Materials 1. sheet brass 2. sheet copper 3. glass rhinestones 4. solder 5. copper tube (from an old refrigerator) 6. copper wire 7. bolt 8. nut 9. super glue
Tools 1. drill 2. metal scissors 3. file 4. punch 5. board with recess 6. burner 7. tap 8 die 9. ruler 10. sandpaper 11. hacksaw
The process of creating a metal flower with your own hands.
According to the author, there is nothing complicated in making a flower and anyone who wants to have such a miracle at home can do it. Having made such a rosette from copper and brass, you can then give it to your beloved wife, girlfriend, mother, grandmother, imagine how happy they will be from such a gift.
First of all, the master prepared all the tools necessary for the work; by the way, the author’s punch is an ordinary ball joint from a Lada.
Afterwards, a leaf-shaped blank is cut out of brass sheet, like this.
And with the help of a punch a convex shape is punched out.
A hole is drilled at the ends of the petals for subsequent assembly.
Gathers into a bud.
Next, the master makes the petals using a slightly different technology, cutting out a plate from brass.
Gives a wave-like shape.
He takes the bolt and makes a cut in its upper part.
The edge of the brass plate is inserted into the cut site and soldered.
Rolls up into a roll.
And it is pulled out a little by the edge, thereby stretching it slightly.
The edges of the petals bend.
After which the master proceeds to create a cavity in the wooden beam, namely, he presses it with a punch and a hammer, hitting it properly on a homemade tool.
I cut off 2 copper plates and pre-heated them with a torch, so the metal becomes softer and easier to process.
The copper blank is placed over the cavity in the beam and the following manipulations are performed using a punch and hammer, blow by blow the shape is given.
The edges are trimmed.
Inserted into each other.
This is the kind of rose the master produces. Beautiful, is not it?
Then you should create a base for the flower, here the author takes these components.
He cuts and takes away the necessary tubes.
This is the telescope being assembled)))
The resulting elements are soldered and then bored in a drill.
The author soldered a nut inside or you can cut a thread. Screws it to a flower.
Next, branches are created. the master makes them from a thin copper tube from an old refrigerator.
Holes are drilled in the main stem.
Afterwards, the leaves are prepared, also from brass, cut to shape and the design and relief are punched out.
Then everything comes together.
But the author was not satisfied with this form of the sheet and had to be remade using a different LUT technology.
In order to create a seat for the glass rhinestone, the master made such a tool from bolts, namely, he slightly sharpened the end part to a cone.
Example of work: a blow is applied to this tool and a small dent is left on the tin.
And with the help of super glue the rhinestone is glued into the resulting seat.
That's actually all the finished work you saw in the head photo. As you can see, the process of assembling a flower is quite simple and does not require complex tools and skills, and most importantly, the uniqueness of this product, which is very much appreciated today.
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