Do-it-yourself paper tulip

What will be required:

• Double-sided colored paper for petals and leaves
• A circle of thick paper for the base of the flower
•  Smoking pipe brush – green (for the stem)
• A piece of yellow patterned braid for stamens
• Double-sided tape or glue
• Scissors

• Cut out the same petals from paper, as in the photo. If you don’t find double-sided paper, you can take plain colored paper and paint over the other side with markers or pencils.
• Add volume to each petal by wrapping the blank around your finger.

• Glue double-sided tape (or glue) the central tongue at the base of the petal.
• We glue one edge to the central tongue first, then the other. The petals will take shape.

Master class: Compositions from moss

When creating a floristic composition, you can completely do without flowers.

• All 6 petals are ready: now this composition looks a bit like false nails. Have you admired? Let’s continue.
• In the center of the pink circle, make a small hole using an awl or scissors.

• We string a circle onto our brush stalk (by the way, if you don’t smoke a pipe, you can take a piece of wire and wrap it with green threads). Make a small loop at the end of the brush.
• Thread a piece of yellow tape through the loop and secure. The stamens are ready.

Master class: Ball of roses

Roses cut from felt easily turn into a spectacular pendant and a great holiday gift. Follow the instructions!

• We begin to collect the flower, glue the first petal to the pink base circle.
• Glue the second petal opposite the first.

• Then we glue the next pair.
• Glue the last – the third – a pair of petals, closing the first pair. This will give naturalness to our flower.

Master class: Painting from dried flowers

Dried flowers, leaves and spikelets – decoration for the interior, timeless and fashionable! We glue graceful panels from dried gifts of nature.

• We pull the flower head to the edge of the stem until the stamens are almost completely hidden in the bud.
• Cut out oblong leaves from green paper and slightly bend them lengthwise, giving bulk.

• We glue the leaves at the bottom of the stem, starting with the smaller one.
• The finished flower can be planted in a beautiful pot, decorated with moss, or put in a vase. Such a tulip will delight you without requiring water, even when all spring flowers have already faded.

Master class: Paper roses in 5 minutes

Even a child can make this elegant interior decoration for any season.