Do-it-yourself lilac from beads step by step - weaving master class for beginners, photos of original ideas and manufacturing schemes

Corrugated paper applique

To cut out paper you need to prepare the following materials:

* PVA glue;

* brushes;

* corrugated sheets of different shades;

* scissors;

* printed template with a lilac pattern to facilitate the process;

* felt-tip pens or paints.

Step-by-step master class on how to make this lilac applique:

— It is better to use small scissors for cutting.

— First of all, the sheets are cut into small square pieces. There is no need to sort it by color.

— Pour some glue into a separate container.

— Using a brush, apply a little pva to the flower template.

— Screw the square tightly onto the handle of the brush. Press the bottom of the tube against the glue on the blank sheet.

- We wind each piece in the same way. Try to press the tubes as tightly as possible to each other, this will help make the application fluffy and voluminous. Paper lilacs will be a beautiful gift.

— Use felt-tip pens or paints to decorate a branch of lilac.

A beautiful and original application is ready! Such a sprig of lilac in a bouquet will delight you for a long time.

Leaflets

In order to make lilac leaves from beads, you need the following:

• Take a quarter meter long wire and weave nine rows in a parallel manner according to the diagram shown;
• Then the second half of the leaf is woven to the first;
• Twenty-five centimeters from the wire are skipped in the first and second rows, then weaving continues. For the first row you will only need one bead;
• The working tip, located near the sheet, must be pulled between the next two rows;
• For the last rows, the proposed scheme is again applied;
• By connecting the ends at the wire, the weaving is completed by threading one bead through the center.
• 3 pieces are collected from the sides, not forgetting that the ends should be closed together, and exactly ten beads should be put on them;
• The beads added last should be pressed tightly against the figure at the beginning.

This is how leaves are formed. There should be at least three of them, and they should be placed on a single inflorescence.

Lilac made of colored paper

For the craft you will need:

* double-sided colored sheets of green and lilac;

* thin soft wire;

* scissors;

* corrugated paper;

*glue stick.

Step-by-step master class on how to make lilacs from corrugated paper:

— Let's start creating crafts with twigs. To do this, you need to cut out lilac strips, the thickness of which should not exceed 5cm;

— We fold the strips in half 6 times and use scissors to make as many small cuts as possible along the length of the piece.

— We unfold the strips, use scissors, ironing the thin fringe, and twist the paper.

— We wrap the wire tightly with green corrugated paper. We fix the edges with glue. Leave until dry.

— Starting from the edge of the branch, we begin to wind a strip of lilac paper, gradually going down. As a result, you will get a beautiful, lush branch of lilac. The edges of the paper are also fixed with glue.

— We connect the branches into a small bouquet, wrapping them with a green stripe.

— The number of branches is limited only by your desire; the more there are, the more magnificent the finished bouquet will be.

— Cut out leaves from green colored paper. Using glue, attach them to the stems of the flowers.

It is better to make a bouquet from several branches, so it will be very bright and unusual.

Master class “Volume lilac branch”

Elena Spirkova

Master class “Volume lilac branch”

Have a good time everyone. This year, for the matinee on March 8, the music director offered us a dance with lilac branches and tulips . Options for making tulips immediately formed into a picture - origami, corrugated paper... But how to make a voluminous branch of lilac ? And just during this period of reflection and search, a competition for paper crafts was opened at one of the pedagogical communities. And so, there, among the many works, I saw that same lilac ... True, the manufacturing technique was not clear. I wrote to the author, who explained to me in words how she and the guys made such lilacs . And so we also made twigs that will decorate the dance and become a gift for mothers.

a master class on making such lilacs , in case someone finds it useful.

For work we will need:

• Corrugated paper in desired colors , green required

• Glue (preferably a pencil)

• Scissors

• Wire (easily bendable, but not very soft to hold its shape)

• Scotch tape (I didn’t find it useful, maybe someone will find it more convenient to secure the parts)

We cut out circles of 3 sizes from paper, I made them with a diameter of 4 to 7 cm, see for yourself, it depends on what size you want to make the twig . We make cuts in circles, approximately, the main thing is not too deep towards the center! Then we twist each resulting “petal” like a candy wrapper, 2-3 turns. It took me about 12-15 circles for one branch

Now we make leaf blanks. I don’t know how they were made in the sample version, we did it this way - we cut out the leaves and twisted them at the base in the same way. This gave folds along the leaf, and you can also stretch them a little (the result also depends on the quality of the paper)

Now a twig . Cut the wire to the required length. Bent down (for safety)

edge and wrapped in
lilac , of course, pre-lubricate the paper with glue. the master class, I didn’t have a glue stick, so I used regular PVA. Next, about halfway through, we wrapped the wire with the same paper, only in one layer! This is so that the wire does not show through the lilac .

Now we begin to string our circles onto the wire, starting from the smallest, piercing the circle in the middle. We do it carefully, especially in the place where the circle should pass along the wire wrapped in paper. As a tip: this action will be much easier to perform if the paper with which the wire is wrapped dries out and does not slide along the wire. Then the circle threaded in this place will not catch the paper behind it. I wrapped the paper around the “ twig ” as I made circles.

These are the branches you get .

Now let's create a branch . We wrap it with a strip of green paper (coated with glue, wrapping leaves at the same time (as many as you want to place on the branch )

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This is the kind of lilac we got ! Yes, don’t forget to bend the bottom edge of the wire at the end of the work, just like the top, and also wrap it in paper!

The simplest lilac craft

This craft option can be easily done by preschool children with virtually no adult help.

To do this you will need the following materials:

* colored paper of green, pink, purple colors, if desired, can be replaced with multi-colored paper napkins;

* PVA glue;

* sheet of white paper;

* brush;

* a simple pencil to draw lilacs.

Step-by-step instructions on how to make such a simple craft:

— On a white sheet of paper, using a simple pencil, draw the approximate boundaries of the future lilac flower.

— Colored paper or napkins are torn into small pieces, from which small lumps then roll.

— Using a brush, glue is applied to the surface of the base sheet, colored lumps are pressed onto the glue. Try to glue the paper without gaps, so the finished flower will turn out more beautiful.

— Fill the entire surface marked for the flower with colored pieces.

— We cut out the stems from the green one and glue them to the base.

An easy craft made from colored paper is ready.

Lilac bouquet made of plasticine

You can make a lilac applique using not only colored paper, but also other materials. Plasticine is perfect for these purposes. When choosing this plastic material, you should give preference to wax. This type of plasticine is bright, does not leave greasy stains on the back of the work and along the contours, does not stain your hands, and washes well from clothes.

Progress

1. On a cardboard base we schematically draw lilac brushes.
2. We roll a thin sausage out of brown plasticine and glue branches from it.
3. We make cakes of various sizes from green material, put them in place of the leaves and smear the edges, thereby giving them a heart-shaped shape and attaching them to the base. Use a toothpick to draw veins on the leaves.
4. Roll small balls out of plasticine. It is better if it is plasticine not of one color, but of consonant shades. This will make the work more realistic.
5. Next, lay out the balls tightly to each other, without going beyond the drawn outline.
6. Using the sharp edge of a pencil (a wooden skewer will do), press lightly into the middle of each ball. As a result, the parts are not only glued together, but also glued to the base.

Photo examples of lilac crafts