Dougami, in the example of red flower (on the flower of Alla Maslennikova)

This manufacturing master class with your hands. The flower from the shirt and the biser on the wire will tell us what it is. In order to have the same flower you're talking about with your hands, you'll need the following materials:

• Biser is a coral and orange shirt, 50 g,
• A green shirt of two shades about 15 to 20 g.
• 5 g. round mat bisera tone of main green
• 14 holes in the outer edge
• 7 white
• golden basser (about gram) per mid flower
• wire, wood
• Fluristic tape
• green silk strings.

Tools: bites, needles.

Flowers

Let's start the flight with a basser flower, we'll make a loop on the wire. One end of wire approximately 6-7 cm, the other is 70 cm. At the short end of the wire (this is the petal axis) we're gonna hire six basserinas.
On the long end of the wire (when the hinge is encrypted, this end must pass over the top of the barbed wire) we hire the basser and we click onto the axis: the wire from the arc lies above the top of the axis, then goes under it and comes back to the rear of the axle after circulation. Since the flower's blade is sharp, if you turn the wire, go at 45 degrees.
You keep your nose straight. We're going to hire a basser again, and we're gonna get another oak in parallel. The colored leptist to the bottom should be rounded, so the wire is tied at 90 degrees to the axis.
The next two photographs show the sharp end sheet again. Notice that the wire after the cloth goes down parallel to the arc previously made, and from the blunt end of the blade (third photograph) the wire is again clogged at right angles to the axis.
For a flower of biser and shirts, we need to make 7 big olives with a octopus of 6 biserinas and seven oaths and 7 petals with an axle in 6 biserinas and four oaths.

Color core

Now let's start making the middle of the flower, we'll do it. grid♪
Bring seven beads to the metal grid on the central two rows, the second row from the edge of the golden basser. Oaks 5 biserinas in each. The middle is ready.

Flower collection

Let's get to the flower assembly. The outer row of the grid holes needs to be wrapped by the ready-to-mouth, small, large, etc. Put 'em in the park, clinging to each other.
Make sure the little petals are forward and the big ones behind.

Leaf and Chachelic

Leaf. We're gonna get 8 biserinas for the wire.
Of the last six, we make a loop.
We'll get six more basserinas and make a second loop as shown in the photo.
We're finishing our axis by taking five more basserinas.
We're gonna get a basser for a booby wire. We're doing an arc, moving the figure axis, as shown in the photo.
Up to the top of the leaf, round to the bottom. It consists of a sheet of four core biser arc (two shades) and one round biser arc. The extra piece of wire on the top of the leaf needs to be cut off by bits, leaving 0, 5-0, 7 cm to be pushed to the ink. To make a flower, you have to make six such leaves.
There's also a need to make 6 of the green biser. Chechilists.♪ It's gonna be spicy leaflets to the top, to the bottom round. There's three basserines on the axis and four oaths.

Stebel

Back to the flower as we left it. Cut the fat stalk wire (30-35cm). We'll put it on the flower for a few turns of thin wire.
Now, we're gonna tie chachelistics to the flower by closing the net.
In order for everyone to be safe, we'll click the wire 1cm down the stalk. I want to do it carefully. The spiral must be flat so that it doesn't interfere with the flower. The stem is carefully urinated with a fluoristic green ribbon.
Each leaflet must now be cleaned with tiles 1, 5-2 cm down. Of the three leaves, we collect a branch.
That's two branches. The stalk itself is now brushing the strings, whipping the branches. The first branch is 6 cm from the flower, 2 cm below the first.
Here's the ready flower! I wish for success in the development of French technology in the manufacture of flowers!

Talk about the article!

Responses to frequently asked questions

What's a fluristic tape and where to get it?

Florist ribbon is a non-exhaustive synthetic material of brown, green or other colours (fresh). In the fluristic salons where flowers are produced. Sometimes it's sold as a collateral product at hand shops (ibid., where the basser and wire are).

Can't get a florist ribbon to replace it?

You can do the brush. It's a harder job, but the result can be much more beautiful if you're careful. Use the hoods or lavasses number 30.

Some replace the fluoristic tape with glue or even toilet paper.

Where do you get that grid?

In shops where a handwriting truck, galante shops, fabric stores.

You can ask the seller for a brooch, a ring, or a bush-bush clip. Look what you're offering and buying the most appropriate.

We could use a large bouise racket instead. It's metal and it's made in a cup, all in holes. Selled in the stitching divisions. If he's stubborn, it can fit.

The box can also be made from the rubber or plastic lid for the cannon; it can be cut with a knife or scissors of any diameter and a silk make any number of holes.

The heart can be made from a plastic bottle or even a plastic bottle. Cut out the mug and make holes in it with a silk (or a hot silk).

Not as reliable as previous options, but also possible, make the middle of a carton, puncture a hole.

If you're not in the galante shops, try to be happy in the tobacco shop. It's called a smoking pipe net.