Foamiran: master class for making hydrangeas, roses, orchids, asters, ranunculus and poppy seeds.

If you like the natural beauty of flowers, then this master class is just for you. A pliable material, because of its properties, stretch out and "remember" a new texture and shape, it seems, was created precisely for creating flowers.

Therefore, get out of your handmade stocks foyamir, the master class on creating flowers will be very interesting.

Due to the rich color palette, the foiran is ideal for applied art. But still, if we want to achieve naturalness in handicrafts, we will have to resort to the toning of some details. This will be devoted to a small piece of micron, foyamir can easily be painted with acrylic or pastel.

The beauty of almost any flower can be embodied by your hands with the help of foyamiran. And, of course, for each flower there is a MK.

Here are some video tutorials on the colors of the fameiran:

rose:

orchidophalenopsis:

aster:

Ranunculus:

This does not end the fame of the fameir. How do you like such a scarlet poppy?

Or hydrangea?

Master class to create hydrangeas from fameirana

By the way, my today's master class will be dedicated to the beautiful hydrangeas from fameirana. Detailed photo instructions will help you to create a luxurious bouquet of hydrangeas

Materials for work:

• foyamiran sheets of several colors
• mold for ceramic floristry
• stamens
• pastel chalks
• floristic wire No. 26
• floristic tape tape
• glue gun
• toothpick

Proceed as

Start creatingcolors from the markings on the foliage sheet of the primary color, i.e. the color of the hydrangeas. In this case, I will have pink flowers. Using a toothpick, we mark the squares 2 x 2 cm.

Cut out the blanks:

Use a needle to mark the center in each square and cut exactly in the middle of each side of the workpiece. Note that the cut must not reach the center of the square about 1-2 mm. We must have blanks for the future four-leafed hydrangeas.

The naturalness of the petals we give is by rounding the edges of the petals. Do not worry if at this stage all the petals are different. This is the beauty of natural beauty - the lack of ideal forms. So your flowers will become even more unique and not unique.

Now we turn to toning the middle of the petal with the help of a green pastel chalk.

To give the texture to the workpieces, we need a floral mold that you will find in the handicraft shops. Usually it is used in ceramic floristry. So, each petal of the billet is applied to the mold and heated from above with an iron.

Look what we should get:

Now we again pick up the pastel pencil and this time we tint the edges of the petals:

At the beginning of work in the center of each petal we made a hole with a needle, now we need to insert one stamen into this hole:

To fix the position of the workpiece on the stamen, you can add a drop of transparent glue on the back side.

After all stamens have been added to all the blanks, we begin to form inflorescences. One inflorescence usually consists of 6-7 flowers. For assembly we need wire and tape tape. That's what it turns out:

To prevent our billets from being boring, add more green colors to our bouquet. Cut out leaves of hydrangea from the leaf of hydrangea and make small cuts on them:

Using mold and iron, we give the leaves a shape and texture:

On the back side of the leaves, we glue a piece of wire about 5 cm. And already using the floral teip tape we collectof all our blanks, a luxurious twig of hydrangea:

That's all. Congratulations on the successful result!

By the way, a video tutorial on making hydrangeas from foamiran, which I shared at the beginning of the master class, is based on the receipt of parts stamping. To create workpieces in this way, in my opinion, is a little easier.