Flower weaving pattern. Flowers from beads: schemes and a master class for beginners

Master class with a photo. Making and decorating flowers from beads for a gift.

DIY gift for grandmother from granddaughter. Master - class with detailed descriptions and photos.


Sinotenko Alina, 11 years old, studying at the “Needlewoman” association of MBU DO Lesnovsky House of Children's Art.
Supervisor: teacher of additional education Novichkova Tamara Aleksandrovna MBU DO Lesnovsky House of Children's Art.
Work description: the master class will be useful to everyone who loves to work with beads and wants to please loved ones with a handmade gift.
Purpose: gift, interior decoration.
Target: making flowers from beads using parallel weaving technique.
Tasks:
- to teach how to make flowers from beads based on the weaving pattern;
- show the techniques of parallel weaving;
- develop fine motor skills, imagination, artistic taste, the ability to beautifully present a gift;
- to foster a desire to work with beads, creating unusual, individual crafts, accuracy, diligence, love of creativity, attention and care for loved ones.

Materials and tools:

Beads of red and green color;
- wire for beads;
- green corrugated paper, PVA glue;
- satin ribbon;
- scissors, aluminum wire;
- flower pot;
- a piece of foam, a backing for working with beads.


Beading is a favorite type of creativity of my pupils. Girls often offer their ideas and sketches of works. So this time, Alina came to class with her new idea and began to tell that she wanted to make such a bunch of flowers for her grandmother, which no one else has. The girl has a lot of imagination and fantasy. Likes to make unusual, exclusive crafts. They began to discuss the product, weaving technique, select the necessary material, tools, and sketched a sketch. They just could not decide on the name of the flowers. According to the description, they looked more like fabulous flowering twigs entwined with a vine. We got to work. And what happened, we will see after getting acquainted with the master class.

Step-by-step execution of work.

Let's prepare twigs for future flowers. We need aluminum, bizarrely curved wires of different lengths and narrow strips of green corrugated paper. We wrap the wire. We fix the beginning and the end with glue. We made four branches.




Cut off three pieces of wire for beads 30cm long and put green beads on them. Add some golden beads for brightness. In the future, we will wrap branches with these beaded threads.



Let's move on to making flowers. We will work according to the parallel weaving scheme.


Cut off the wire 20cm long.
1 row - string 1 bead on the wire, align the ends. The bead should be in the middle of the wire.
2nd row - string 2 beads on one end of the wire. Holding the wire with strung beads in your right hand, insert the other end of the wire into these beads and pass the wire through them. The tip of the wire appears on the other side. Pull the ends of the wire in different directions and attach two beads to the first. Press them tightly together. This weaving is called parallel.
Then we weave according to the pattern.

3rd row - 3 beads.
4th row - 4 beads.
We begin to reduce the number of beads in each row.
5th row - 3 beads.
6th row - 3 beads.
7 row - 2 beads
We finish weaving.
8th row - 1 bead.
We twist the ends of the wire.


For one flower, we will weave 5 petals and collect them into a flower.



Let's make a lot of these colors.


We wrap each stem of the flower with green corrugated paper.



We start assembling the flowering twig. Cut off a narrow strip of green corrugated paper and attach each flower to a twig.



The result is such a flowering twig.


Wrap the branch with beaded thread.





These are the unusual flowering twigs entwined with liana, we got it.


We take the pot, decorate it with a bow and fill it with styrofoam.



We make a hole in the foam, add a little glue for the stability of the branches. Install the twigs in the pot.




Decorate the styrofoam with pieces of green corrugated paper using the trimming technique.




We will plant a beautiful bird on a twig and look at our fabulous blooming bouquet from all sides. I think my grandmother will like it.
Grandma, beloved, mine!
Happy birthday, congratulations!
I give you a beaded bouquet.
Keep my naive gift.
Believe me, it is made from the heart.
May he cheer you up
Let it make you happy, give you inspiration.
Stay the same sweet
Kind, affectionate, patient.





But such bouquets of flowers were made by my pupils of the younger group: Isaeva Liza, Minkina Yulia, Abramkina Galya, Birina Daria, Amelkina Ira, Varlamova Ulyana.

Weaving flowers from beads is a rather relevant activity. You can find many bead crafts for every taste. Now we will learn how to weave beaded flowers, which will be a wonderful decoration for your home or a nice gift for your loved ones.

To begin with, a few words about beads. It can be mother-of-pearl or matte, its color range has a huge variety. The choice of color depends solely on your taste and purpose. Beads can be of different quality. Czech beads are recognized as the highest quality. You can also use Chinese, but sometimes there is a marriage here. If you are a beginner in this business and want to first acquire certain skills, then it is quite suitable for the job.

Now let's get down to practice. I bring to your attention interesting crafts made of beads - flowers. Consider a few simple weaving patterns for beginners that describe in detail, how to make flowers from beads.

To make them, need the following materials:

  • beads (yellow, blue or light blue, green), medium or large size;
  • wire 0.2 mm;
  • green threads;
  • flower pot or vase;
  • pebbles or other material (forget-me-nots will "grow" in it).

Full description step by step

Cut off a wire 10 cm long. String 1 yellow and 5 blue beads. From the side of the blue beads, pass the wire through the first 3 and then through the yellow one. Twist the ends in the middle under the yellow bead. It turns out a little flower.

To make the composition voluminous, you need to weave many such flowers and form inflorescences from them. This is done very simply: we take 2 flowers and twist their wires, in the same way we weave other flowers to them. For a lush inflorescence, combine 10-15 flowers.

Now we make the leaves. For them we will use the parallel weaving technique. You will need a wire (25-30 cm) and green beads. We put on 3 beads and cross 2 of them with the second end of the wire. It turned out 2 rows of beads. Then we collect 3 beads and also crosswise thread.

In the same way, weave the 4th and 5th row of 4 and 5 beads. Making another row of five beads, after which we reduce their number (4-3-2-1). Putting on the latter, we twist the ends of the wire.

Small twigs can be formed from the leaves by twisting 3 leaves together. We leave several leaves one by one. This will make the composition look vivid and natural.

Assembly... We twist the inflorescences, leaves and twigs with a wire, placing them at our discretion. Wrap the stems with green threads. The bouquet is ready, it remains to place it in a vessel - a vase or a pot. To make it stand, we fill it with pebbles. We get beautiful flowers from beads.

Gallery: beaded flowers (25 photos)

















Chamomile

Another simple beaded flowers - chamomile... For this craft you will need such materials:

  • medium-sized white, yellow and green seed beads;
  • wire 0.3 mm;
  • green threads;
  • small vase.

Description

First we make the petals. Weaving technique is parallel (as for forget-me-not leaves). Cut off a wire 35 cm long, collect 5 beads, thread 3 of them with the other end of the wire crosswise and get 2 rows of beads. Then we continue according to this scheme: from the 3rd to the 9th row - 4 beads each, 10th - 3 beads, 11th - 2, 12th - 1.

Weave 9 petals and connect them in a circle: cut off 35 cm of wire and thread it into the last bead of each petal. Then we twist the ends of this wire together, leave the rest straight. It turns out a flower.

The upper petals are smaller, so we weave them with fewer rows: 1st row - 2 beads, 2nd row - 3 beads, from 3rd to 7th - 4 beads each, 8th - 3, 9- 1st - 2, 10th - 1. Small petals are also needed 9. We connect them in the same way as large petals.

The next stage is the middle of the chamomile. We weave it from yellow beads as follows. We take a piece of wire 40 cm long. We make a loop, leaving one end 5 cm long. On the short end we put on 3 beads, on the long end - 5. We fold the ends of the wire parallel to each other and twist so that an arc is formed at the long end, and the lower 3 beads formed the basis. String 5 more beads onto the long end and bend into an arc from the opposite side.

In the same way we weave 2 more semicircles with 9 beads each. We make the resulting circle a little convex. Twist the ends of the wire.

We pass to the leaves. For one flower, you can weave 2 leaves of green beads according to the following pattern: 1st row - 1 bead, 2nd - 2, 3rd and 4th - 3 each, 5th - 4, 6th - 5 , 7th - 4, 8th - 3, 9th - 4, 10th - 3, 11th - 2, 12th - 1. They will turn out to be a little asymmetrical. If desired, the leaves can be made different by slightly changing the scheme.

Assembly. The chamomile head is assembled very simply: we take small petals and insert the middle into them, twist the ends of the wire, insert it all into the circle of large petals and twist the wire again. Then we wind the leaves... And the final touch - we wrap the stem with green threads. Chamomile is ready!

To decorate a beautiful composition, weave 3 daisies, put them in a vase and enjoy a new cute element of your interior!

the Rose

You have already mastered the method of parallel beading, now let's try the French technique. An example would be a rose - lovely beaded flower for beginners.

Materials (edit):

Description

Let's start with the petals. They will be of different sizes: 4 small, 5 medium and 5-6 large. To make the flower more voluminous, you can weave more. For a small petal, take 50 cm of wire, measure out 10 cm and twist the loop. Put 5 beads on the short end and make a loop again. These 5 beads will be the base around which you will wind the arcs. These arcs will be fixed with a small "tail", so it is important to calculate its length so that it will be enough for the entire product.

Now we are working with the long end of the wire. We string 8 beads on it, put them next to the base and fix them by winding the wire on the “tail”. We put on 8 more beads on the same end of the wire and make an arc on the other side of the base. For a small petal, we make 4-5 pairs of arcs, each increasing the number of beads ... For medium weave 9 pairs according to the same principle on a wire 70 cm long.

Large petals need to be woven on three axes. To do this, take 2 pieces of wire 25 cm each, twist to the middle, and spread the free ends to the sides. We put on beads on each axis and fix on any axis working wire 130 cm long. We weave according to the same principle as the rest of the petals, but we fix the wire on each axis. You will get circles, there should be 12 of them in total.

Form a bud from the petals. We fasten all the petals with a wire at the bottom edge: first small, then medium and large. For a rose to look natural, the petals must be on top of each other.

Next, weave the sepals and leaves in the same way as the petals, but give them the appropriate shape. Sepal leaves should be oblong and narrow, so we make the base long (about 22-25 beads). We make the leaves about the same length, but wider. To give it a natural shape, gradually change the length of the arcs, and attach the wire to the previous arc. For the sepal, weave 6 leaves. We make 6 large leaves, of which we collect 2 branches of 3 leaves each.

Assembly... We attach the sepal to the bud, twist all the ends of the wire into the stem, attach the leaves to it. Finally, we wrap the stem with thread or fabric and we get a beautiful rose from beads.

Miracle flower

Using examples of previous works, I showed you how flowers are made from beads on a wire. Now I propose an option beading using fishing line.

Materials (edit):

  • small or medium beads of any color;
  • yellow or white bead;
  • fishing line;
  • needle.

Description

First of all, we make a frame for the middle, around which the petals will be located. To do this, we sew beads 2 in a row. The number of beads must be even (in this case there are 16 of them). We sew the frame to the bead and fix it by passing the line through the bead a couple of times and again through the bead of the frame.

Moving on to the petals. We put 18 beads on the fishing line and make a loop, passing the needle through the seventh bead from the frame. We collect 5 beads and make another loop through the first bead. The result is a blank for the petal. We sew the same in a circle.

Then we do the following: pierce the 4 lower beads of the petal with a needle, collect 5 beads and thread the needle into the 7 upper beads. Put on 5 beads again, thread the lower beads with a needle on the 4 lower beads and fix them on the frame, passing them through the adjacent bead. Do the same with the rest of the petals.

Our beaded flower is almost ready. To prevent it from disintegrating, the petals can be fastened by threading the middle beads with a fishing line.

Conclusion

As you have seen, everyone can make a flower from beads. At first glance, the crafts seem rather intricate, but with the help of diagrams you can easily figure out and learn how to weave. The main thing is desire and a little perseverance. So stock up on beads, patience and go ahead to work miracles!

  1. Hibiscus bush from beads.

    Would need:

    Beads:
    No. 15 brown - 4 g.
    No. 15 lingonberry - 2 g.
    No. 15 orange dyed from the inside - 10 g.
    No. 15 transparent orange - 10 g.
    No. 15 white mother-of-pearl - 8 g.
    No. 15 light green - 3 g.
    No. 15 beige - 2 g.
    No. 15 dark green - 40 g.
    No. 11 green dyed from the inside - 32 g.
    No. 10 pale yellow - 4 g.
    wire
    green beads, diameter 0.5 cm, length - 1.2 cm (1 piece), 0.8 cm (2 pieces), wide hole.
    rods - diameter 2 mm, 1 mm.
    lavsan threads No. 30 green and white
    self-hardening plastic
    acrylic paint brown
    matt varnish for acrylic
    fast drying glue
    alabaster
    ceramic vase.
    Flower (3 pcs.).

    The middle of the flower.

    Petal in the middle of the flower (4 pcs.): For the middle of the flower, weave five petals as follows.

    Wire length - 30 cm. At a distance of 5 cm from the end of the wire, make a loop of ten transparent orange beads, eleven orange beads dyed from the inside (hereinafter beads # 2). Make four more such loops close to each other (scheme number 1). On the remaining end of the wire, cast beads No. 2 to the height of the loop. Pass the wire through the top bead of the loop. Cast on three beads # 2 and pass the wire through the top bead of the next loop. So connect all five loops. Pick up the beads on the wire and lower it to the bottom of the last loop. Twist the ends of the wire. The petal is ready.

    Assembling the middle of the flower: wrap a rod (diameter 1 mm) 23 cm long from one end with a white thread 0.5 cm. Secure the thread with a drop of glue without cutting it off. Bend the wrapped part with pliers into a loop and continue wrapping with a thread for three to four turns. Add a wire 20 cm long: tie 2 cm with threads to the rod, bend 18 cm upward (Figure 1). Cast yellow beads onto the wire. Wrap a wire with beads around the core with a spiral. On the third turn, screw on the first petal. Fasten the following petals evenly in a circle. The last petal will be located on the sixth spiral. There are seven spirals in total. Press the end of the wire against the rod and continue wrapping with threads for another 1 cm.

    Petal (5 pcs.): Wire length - 1 m. Weave according to the scheme No. 2-a. In the ninth row, at a height of two-thirds of the previous row (approximately), make loops every two beads. To do this, draw the wire from the inside out to the face in the eighth row, dial the required number of beads for the loop. Pass the wire from the inside to the face through two beads from the beginning of the loop. The first loop is ready. Cast on the next loop again. So make the required number of loops. Finish the row with an arc, as shown in the diagram. In the last row, connect the upper center beads of the loops. Between them, on a wire to connect, collect three beads (see diagram 2-6).

    Sepal (5 pcs.): Wire length - 42 cm. Weave according to pattern # 3.

    Assembling the flower: wind the petals around the finished middle of the flower. Each for three to four turns of the thread. Tie a sepal under each sheet. Cut a piece of wire 20 cm long. String green beads half the length. Make a loop at one end of the wire to keep the beads from falling apart. Tie the other end of the wire to the flower, lowering this end 3 cm along the stem.

    Fix the wire with threads under the sepals 1 cm down the stem. Push the beads gathered on the wire close to the flower. Wrap five turns around the stem with this beaded wire. Remove excess beads from the wire, press the rest of the wire to the stem and continue winding with threads down by 2-2.5 cm.

    Large bud: weave three petals. The length of the wire is 65 cm. On the axis, cast 2 cm of transparent orange beads. Make a sharp sheet in two rows with these beads.

    In the third row, at a height of two-thirds of the previous row, make loops as described in the flower petal. In the last row, connecting the loops, cast on orange beads, dyed from the inside. For a large bud, make five sepals. Wire length 35 cm. Cast ten green beads No. 11 on the axle. Weave a sharp sheet with one row of dark green # 15 beads. Screw the three petals of the bud with threads together to a rod with a diameter of 1 mm. The length of the rod is 23 cm. Then wind the sepals in a circle. Continue wrapping with threads down another 2 cm.

    Medium bud: cut a piece of wire 50 cm long. String the bead onto the wire, stepping back 5 cm from the end. The long end of the wire remains at the top. Once again pass the wire through the bottom of the bead to the top. This fixed the wire to the bead. String two orange beads, the rest green No. 11 along the length of the bead. Pass the wire through the hole of the bead up. Repeating the steps, braid the bead with beads. Make five sepals as described for the large bud. Tie a bead and sepals in a circle to a rod with a diameter of 1 mm. Rod length 20 cm.Continue winding down 3 cm.

    Small bud (2 pcs): Weave like medium bud. Braid the bead only with green beads. On the axle for sepals, collect green No. 11 beads in the amount of eight pieces.

    There are four leaf sizes in the bush. Take scheme No. 4 as a basis for the sheet.

    Weave a large piece of paper, typing fifteen beads for the axis. Wire length -77 cm. In the next sheet, reduce the number of beads on the axis to twelve (as shown in the diagram). Wire length - 70 cm.

    The third size of the leaf is woven on an axis of ten beads. The number of steps is reduced to three. Wire length - 60 cm.

    The last small sheet is woven only from dark green beads # 15. Cast twelve beads on the axis, the number of steps is two. The length of the wire is 50 cm. The bush will require about fifty sheets of four sizes.

    Build a bush.

    From the base of each sheet, wind the green threads down 1.5-2 cm. Secure the thread with a drop of glue.

    Branches with buds:

    1. Tie a small leaf to a large bud. Wind down another 1 cm. Secure the thread with a drop of glue. Do the same with the small bud. Connect these branches with buds together. Make a 0.5 cm winding. Tie a large sheet to a common branch of buds. Wrap another 0.5 cm. Wind another large sheet.

    2. Tie a small bud to the middle bud. Wrap down 0.5 cm. Add the middle sheet. Wrap 1 cm, add another middle sheet. Continue wrapping 1 cm.Wrap one large sheet and continue wrapping the stem another 2 cm.

    Small branches: tie the middle leaf to the small leaf. Wind down another 1.5 cm. Then wind the next sheet.

    Small twigs can be harvested from three to five leaves. From the last leaf to the bottom of the branch, make a winding 1-1.5 cm. Secure the thread with a drop of glue, cut off.

    Large branches:

    1. Screw a small twig to the flower. Wrap down 2.5 cm. Screw another small twig to the other. Attach a rod with a diameter of 2 mm using a floral tape. The length of the rod is 7 cm. Continue wrapping with threads along the floral tape by 0.5 cm. Screw on a small twig. Make the winding 1 cm more.

    2. With the second flower also make a second branch.

    3. To the third flower, screw two small branches on both sides. The distance between them is 1 cm. From the small vyzhny branch, wind 1 cm. Tighten the branch with a medium and small bud. Wind down 0.5 cm. Attach the rod as described in the previous thread.

    4. Attach one small branch to a branch with a large and small bud. Wrap down 0.5 cm. Attach the rod as described in the branch with a flower.

    Tie all four large branches to each other with wire. Spread the crown of the bush to the desired one. Stick around the trunk of the bush with plastic. Let it dry and harden. Paint the barrel with acrylic paint. After drying, coat with varnish. Prepare the pot. Stir alabaster and pour into a bowl. Put a bush. Hold it until the alabaster hardens (about 5 minutes). Tips for pouring alabaster must be read in the tutorial. Decorate the "ground" with pebbles, moss, or paint with acrylic paint.

  2. Weaving pattern for Anthurium flower from beads

    Make a pestle first. Around the wire you need to make a winding of golden beads. Pick it up on the wire and, as shown in diagram 1-2, rotate around the axis. The pistil should be about 3 cm long.

    Now we start weaving the main petal of the anthurium. We start with the main row, which consists of the 21st bead, we need to weave as shown in the diagram in fig. 3-4. Next, you need to cut off one more wire and insert it into the fifth bead (Fig. 5). Cast on 7 red beads at both ends and pass them through the sixth bead of the central row. You have two loops on both sides. Move so on, collect the number of beads indicated in the diagram in fig. 5.

    The last six loops must be crossed as shown in fig. 5. At the end, you need to give all the loops the appearance of a petal, for this you need to go along the edge of the petal through all the extreme beads of the loops and insert the required number of beads between them, which is indicated in the diagram in fig. 6.

    A very unusual way of looping with a central row. But it's not hard to figure it out. At the end, tie the anthurium to the leg, wrap it with green flora tape, insert the flowers with leaves into the pot, you can fill them with plaster of Paris and decorate with moss.

  3. Beaded lavender flower.

    So, to work on a sprig of lavender, we need beads of green and purple flowers, a thin wire and a thicker one for the rod, and a floral ribbon. It is also worth thinking in advance about which vase you will place this creation in. It is better to choose with a narrow neck so that the flowers are located as close to each other as possible.

    Well, if you have a whole coil of wire, string a lot of purple beads onto it. Weaving in pieces is not so pleasant, because it takes too much time. Well, we begin to form inflorescences.

    We carefully look at the photos, although in fact there is nothing complicated. We will make the flowers themselves in a looping method. To do this, we retreat from the edge of the wire by 10, or preferably 12 cm, and form the first loop of 9 beads. The next loops will be a little smaller, by 7 beads. The left tail will act as an axis to which the hinges are attached.

    We fit 7 beads to the very first loop and form a loop, one end of which we fix on the left axis.

    We make 10 such small loops, pressing them as tightly as possible to each other.

    Now we expand the inflorescence, that is, we make loops of 9 beads in each. You will need 20 more of them.

    And the last row of loops, to give the inflorescence a rounded shape, add 3 loops of 11 beads each.

    In general, it remains to prepare the leaves. Five for each inflorescence. Making them is also not difficult, parallel weaving, which begins with one bead, then one row of 2, 9 rows of three, and again we go down - 2 beads and one.

    It remains only to collect the twig, using a thicker wire as a stem, and decorate it with a floral ribbon. The number of branches depends on the size of the selected vase. So go for it.

    This is how easy lavender beading became a beautiful beaded flower.

  4. A bouquet of flowers from beads.


    You will need:
    - White beads
    - Beads yellow
    - Beads green
    - Wire 0.3 mm
    - Wide checkered ribbon
    - Leaves and twigs for decoration
    - Stem or thick wire

    1. We begin weaving the middle of the flower. We need to make a bunch, for this, put 9 yellow beads on the wire and come back after 8 subsequent beads, you have one stamen, make the same stamen next to it and repeat about 25 times. The bunch of stamens is ready.

    2. Now weave a flower petal. To do this, according to scheme 2, go through 4 beads in a parallel technique, then put on a white bead at both ends, then separate the ends and type 7 white beads for each. Connect the ends again and put green beads on them.

    3. We begin weaving the arches of the petal. Put 2 green and 10 white beads on the working end of the wire, go up and go through the fourth bead of the first row (Figure 3).

    4. Continue weaving arcs according to the diagram in fig. 4. When the petal is ready, twist the ends of the wires. One flower consists of a center and five such petals. Place all the petals around the middle, wrap with wire, attach the flower to the leg.

    This bouquet consists of three flowers, twigs of green beads that are woven using a simple coral technique. The whole composition can be wrapped in a completely different tape or special paper, it all depends on your imagination.

    Bead flower weaving pattern:

  5. DIY beaded pansy flowers.

    Materials that you will need in your work:

    Round pink seed beads No. 11
    - Round opaque yellow seed beads No. 11
    - Round brown opaque seed beads # 11
    - Copper wire 0.3 mm
    - Stems or pieces of wire 1.5-2 mm in diameter
    - Artificial green leaves, twigs
    - Satin ribbons 5 mm wide, for decoration
    - Flower pot
    - Nippers and scissors
    - Green floral ribbon

    Pansies consist of three types of petals, according to scheme 1 you need to make 2 petals, according to scheme 2 there are also 2 petals, and according to scheme 3 there is only one. Weave the first petal. We collect 3 yellow beads and 27 pink beads on the wire, bend them into a loop and go from top to bottom through the upper yellow bead, collect 2 more yellow and 29 pink beads, bend the loop and go from top to bottom through 2 yellow beads. The next loop is woven in the same way, on we collect 2 yellow beads, 31 pink. Now repeat all the loops in reverse order.

    Now we will frame the petal, to do this, cut off another small piece of wire and pass it from the bottom up through the extreme 3 yellow beads and 2 pink beads, then dial 12 pink beads, go through the top bead of the first loop and dial 4 pink ones, go through the next bead again loops and cast on 3 pink beads. Move further along this principle (see the hint in the diagram in Fig. 1). We finish the framing in the same way as we started.

    Weave all subsequent petals in the same way, first the loops according to the scheme, then framing with additional wire. Adjust the color of the petal yourself, adding brown beads at the base of the petal, weave the base with yellow beads, and the edges with pink (see photo of the finished petal).

    Bead flower weaving pattern:

    You can wrap a flower stem in various ways, the simplest is to wrap it with a floral tape, it sticks on itself and is great for this job. You can also wrap the stem with green threads, it will take more time and you will need to glue the ends of the threads so that the winding does not open. And the third option is to cut strips 1 cm wide from green corrugated paper, and glue with glue to wrap the leg and stem of a flower or tree.

    So we take 2 petals according to scheme 1, then on both sides add a petal according to scheme 2 and insert 1 petal in the center between them according to scheme 3. We twist all the ends of the wires together, we tie the flower to the leg, wrap it with floral tape. The finished flower can be planted in a pot, decorated with artificial leaves, twigs and satin ribbons.

  6. Core

    The core of a snowdrop is made of 4 stamens using a loop beading technique. We need a wire 20cm long. 44 white beads and 8 yellow beads. We string 5 white, 1 yellow, 1 white, 1 yellow, 5 white on the wire in succession. We make a loop. Thus, for one flower we need 4 such beaded loops.

    Leaves are small

    For one flower, we need to weave 2 small leaves from green beads. The sheets are woven using the parallel weaving technique. In order to weave a small sheet of flowers from beads, we need a wire 60 cm long and 95 green beads. The pattern of weaving a small snowdrop leaf of their beads: 1-2-3-4-5 (make 15 rows) - 4-3-2-1

    Leaves are large

    For one flower, we will weave 1 large snowdrop leaf. The leaf will be in two halves to give it a strong resemblance to the natural snowdrop leaf. Let's take a wire 80 cm long. Scheme of the first part: 1 (2 rows) - 2 (2 rows) - 3 (2 rows) - 4 (18 rows) - 3 (2 rows) - 2 (2 rows) - 1 (2 rows). The second half is woven according to the same formula, however, in the process of weaving, it joins the first half in a row in a row.

    Collecting a snowdrop from beads

    We collect our snowdrop flower from beads. We insert the core into the flower cup. We intertwine the wires from the parts of the flower. We attach small leaves and then a large leaf. Cover the stem of the flower with glue. Gently wrap the stem with a ribbon or green threads.

    Thus, we make 5 - 7 flowers from beads. We collect them in a bouquet. Beaded flowers can be placed in a vase or "planted" in a pot. In order to plant in a pot, we will need alabaster with glue and a small pot from materials. We make loops at the end of the flower stems. Prepare a mixture of alabaster and glue. Pour the mixture into a pot, insert our bunch of snowdrops, put artificial moss on top. We are waiting until it dries completely. Now our beaded flowers look great.

  7. Sunflowers from beads.

    Very simple beaded sunflowers. They are not large and do not require much skill, all you need is mastery of the French circular weaving technique and the necessary materials. The sunflower is very sunny and beautiful, will perfectly fit into any interior and fill the room with a sunny mood.

    Materials for weaving sunflowers:

    Beads No. 10 green transparent with mother-of-pearl
    - Beads No. 10 yellow opaque
    - Beads number 10 brown transparent or "light"
    - Silver wire or the color of each bead 0.3 mm
    - Green threads or floral tape
    - Wire 1-2 mm for the leg
    - Scissors and nippers

    1. Weave the main row of yellow petals. Cast on 20 yellow beads on the wire, make a loop.
    2. Cast on 20 yellow beads again and cross two loops to form a petal.
    3. Step back 1 cm and make exactly the same petal. There should be 12 petals in total.
    4. Connect and twist the wires at both ends.

    5. Weave the middle. Make a small loop, cast on 2 beads, step back 2 cm and make a large loop. And start weaving a round center from brown beads.
    6. Make 4 full turns, beads are recruited as needed, the main thing is not to allow gaps between the arcs. Sew the finished circle exactly horizontally.

    7. Weave the sepals. Cast on 10 green beads, make a loop.
    8. Next to this loop, sew 6 more of the same loops.
    9. Join the ends of the wire and twist together.

    10. Weave green leaves. On the first axis we collect 3 beads and weave a pointed sheet. Perform 6 or 7 full turns around the centerline.
    11. Sew the finished sheet with a wire. Weave 2 smaller pieces of paper and one larger piece.


    12. Assembling sunflower. Insert a round center into a circle of petals, twist all the wires together.
    13. Now insert the flower into the sepals, twist the wires.
    14. Wrap the flower stem with floral tape or threads.
    15. Set the leg out of the thick wire and continue winding the stem.
    16. You also need to wrap the legs of the leaves.
    17. Attach the leaves to the stem of the sunflower, retreating the desired distance (fig. 17).

    Weave several of these sunflowers and place them in a vase. The bouquet is ready!
  8. How to care for beaded flowers.

    Beaded flowers are a pleasure, they do not need sunlight, they do not need to be watered and they do not need fertilizers! But they also need care.
    - If the flowers are slightly dusty, brush them gently with a soft brush. Using a cloth dampened with glass cleaner, carefully wipe each petal.
    - If the flowers need to be washed, give them a light shower under the tap. Dry the flowers as soon as possible, either with paper towels or with a hair dryer set to low power.
    - If you like, move the flowers to another vase, but remember that they are heavy. Fill this new vase with balls or pebbles to keep it from toppling over.
    - If the cat knocks over the bouquet, don't worry! You can easily restore the shape of each petal affected by the fall and replace the flower in its original place.

  9. Flower from beads PION.​

    1. The choice of wire when making flowers:

    What recommendations about materials for weaving flowers from beads can you give? First of all, the thickness of the wire is important. It depends on the part of the flower that the wire is used for weaving. The outer petals are larger, therefore, the wire diameter should be larger - 0.4 mm. And for the small inner petals, you can use 0.3 mm wire. It is best to buy the wire in spools, but if you wish, you can neatly untangle the copper stranded wire by removing the braid first.
    The wire can show through between the beads, so it is better to use colored wire for beading. You can buy a ready-made one, or you can carefully paint a regular wire with inexpensive nail polish - it will come out cheaper. The color of the wire is matched to the color of the beads. The stem needs a thick braided wire. Aluminum wire is cheaper and softer than copper wire.

    2. Materials for production:

    Beads number 8 matte peach and emerald colors.
    - The wire is thin; medium wire (or metal rods).
    - Green silk thread.
    - PVA glue.
    - Scissors.
    - Pliers.
    - Vase.
    - Alabaster.
    - Decorative stones.

    3. The sequence of fish execution:

    Weaving petals
    The petals are woven using the circular weaving technique according to the patterns in fig. 1, 2 and 3 from peach-colored beads.
    It is necessary to collect the required number of beads on the wire (middle row), then make a fixing loop (Fig. 1), and then string several beads of the next row on the free end of the wire (Fig. 2).
    The fixing loop must be made even, neat and small so that it does not peep out when the circular rows are completed.
    In each new row, the number of beads must be increased (Fig. 3).
    At the end of weaving, bring the end of the wire through the middle row, twist the ends of the wire, but do not cut it. Complete 5 circular rows.
    For each bud, you need to make 2 petals.

    Weaving leaves
    Weave the leaves in the same way as the petals according to the diagrams in Fig. 1, 2 and 3 from emerald beads.
    Make 4 circular rows. You need to make 3 petals.

    Assembly
    Collect the flowers: attach 2 petals to each other, straighten them to form an unopened bud.If there are no metal rods, then twist 3 stems from a wire of medium thickness, attach flowers to them and one leaf at a time.
    Wrap the thread around the stems. To make the thread fit snugly against the wire, coat the wire with a little PVA glue. Place flowers in a pot and cover with alabaster. Place decorative stones on the top layer of alabaster. Wait for the alabaster to dry.

  10. MK with photos chamomile from beads.

    To make chamomile from beads, we need:
    - beads yellow No. 8;
    - beads white No. 8;
    - beads green No. 8;
    - wire with a diameter of 0.3 mm and 0.5-0.6 mm;
    -sales;
    -the thread of a floss of green color;
    -plastic bottle.
    We take a bottle and cut out a circle of about 2-4 cm in diameter from it.
    Then we pierce holes in it with an awl throughout the plate, so that the holes are made round. The base for our chamomile is ready.

It is easy to make a lot of beautiful and unusual crafts out of beads. You can decorate your home with such original things, or you can give it to friends and acquaintances. In addition, beading can be done with your child. This activity perfectly develops fine motor skills of the fingers.

The most popular bead crafts are flowers. They can be large or small, arranged in bouquets or beautiful vases. And beaded flowers can also decorate a panel on the wall, and if you knit indoor flowers from beads - for example, orange chrysanthemums, then - a windowsill, or a desk.

Absolutely anyone can master the art of weaving flowers from beads. How to make beaded flowers with your own hands in stages will be discussed in detail in this article. In it you will find a master class on making and in the gallery - new pictures with examples of finished works.

Beading is not a complicated process, but it requires perseverance and attention. If you are just starting your journey in this field, pick up the simplest schemes... Beautiful, but intricate schemes, of course, attract. However, it is quite difficult for a beginner to deal with them. Using simple diagrams, you can well learn to understand the language of weaving, and then move on to something more complicated.

Look for weaving patterns not only on the Internet. Now there are many printed publications that will help you understand the tricks of beading. Plus, you can open the book and find the material you want whenever you want.

Carefully read the instructions to the diagrams and try to follow them thoroughly. Usually, instructions are given step by step and each row of weaving is signed. This is great for beginners.

Pay attention to quality purchased beads. A Chinese product will never make a first-class product. Chinese beads, of course, are cheaper, but of poor quality. Beads of irregular shape and different sizes. Such beads can be taken for children's crafts or something like that. If you want to weave beautiful quality products, take Czech or Italian beads.

Gallery: beaded flowers (25 photos)



















Forget-me-not from beads

In order to weave beautiful crafts from beads, it's a good idea to practice on very simple patterns. One of such schemes is a small forget-me-not flower. For our forget-me-not we need wire and beads blue, yellow and green colors.

We string beads on the wire in the amount of six pieces. The first bead should be yellow, the rest blue. Pass the end of the wire through holes 3, 4 and 5 of the beads. Then pass the same tip through the yellow bead. We twist both ends and the flower is ready. Use this scheme to make the number of colors you need.

Weave leaflet... We string three green beads on a wire. Then we pass one end of the wire through the second and third beads from left to right, the second end - from right to left. Increase the number of beads to about the middle of the sheet, then start decreasing it. Twist the ends of the wire under the last bead. We make as many pieces of paper as we need. Next, we collect the bouquet.

Beaded vase. How to weave with your own hands

Beaded flowers can be put in a ready-made vase. Or you can weave a beautiful vase for them with your own hands. It turns out even better than the purchased one. To weave a vase, we need:

The vase will be executed in the technique of fullerenes, that is, rings. To get started, take a piece of line about one and a half meters long. Insert the needle, tying one or two knots so that it does not slip off the line. Take six beads of the same color (any) and string on the fishing line. Connect the beads into a ring, leaving a non-working end about 10 cm. The resulting ring is the base of the vase.

Original roses from glass beads

Bugle beads are elongated beads. Very unusual crafts are obtained from it. Consider a do-it-yourself pattern for weaving a large rose from bugle beads.

To make a rose, we need the following materials:

We string three glass beads onto the wire and move them to the middle. We make a loop out of glass beads, twist the wire under the lower part of the loop a few turns. Trying to use the wire evenly, we make two more loops on the sides. We twist about 2 mm. Then two more loops and again twist the wire 2 mm. Similarly, we make five more loops and twist the wire by 1.5–2 cm. This is the preparation of the future stem.

The rosette is ready, go to leaflets... We string green beads on the wire, 11 pieces. Make a loop in the middle of the wire and twist it. Below we make two of the same loops opposite each other. We twist the bottom by 2 cm. We make two or three pieces of such blanks.

Back to our rose again. We take twigs with leaves and carefully screw them to the stem. The stem should not be too thick, so screw the branches one under the other.

You can make one or more of these roses and put them in a beaded vase. It will look very beautiful and unusual. Or you can twist a large rose tree from such blanks.

Weaving beaded flowers with your own hands is not difficult at all. The main thing is to be patient. Read the instructions carefully and follow them exactly. Then your first crafts will delight you with their beauty and originality.

Flowers from beads and patterns

















Recently, it has become really fashionable to decorate your home with beaded crafts. This is an original element of the interior that will emphasize the individuality of your home! Weaving is not a particularly difficult activity, but it requires painstaking and perseverance.

Beaded flowers: getting started

Before you start work, it is worth knowing what are beads, what are they.

Beads are small balls that have a small through hole. The color scheme is very diverse. You can find matte or mother-of-pearl material for creativity, work with solid-colored or pollinated beads.

The quality of the beads depends on the manufacturer. For example, Chinese isn't good enough. It may be unevenly colored, holes may be missing, and the beads themselves may vary in size. The best manufacturer the Czech Republic is considered. Their products are smooth, neat, with a minimum of scrap.

Of course, you can train, do your first work, you can also use Chinese beads. However, when you move on to making large, beautiful things, it is better to take Czech.

For work you will need a lavsan or nylon thread, wire or fishing line. With the help of a fishing line they make voluminous crafts... The wire is useful if you want to give the product a shape, for example, as when working with flowers from beads. However, one should be careful with such objects, they are rather fragile.

Flowers from beads: simple crafts

Described below ways of weaving flowers from beads suitable for beginners.

Flower "Forget-me-not" from beads.

As you can see, first, you need to string 6 beads on the wire. The first one is yellow, the other five are blue. Then, pass the end of the wire through 2, 3 and 4 beads, and then into the very first one - the yellow one. Twist the end of the wire under the yellow bead.

Flowers need to be made as many as required, for example, to fill a basket or vase.

Then move on to making a leaflet. It is woven in a parallel technique. First, 3 beads are put on the middle of the wire, then the wire passes through the second and third beads. Then the number of beads increases, up to the middle of the sheet, then their number goes down. Secure the wire by twisting. Make the required number of leaves. And put your bouquet together.

Flower "Chamomile" from beads.

Using the parallel weaving technique, we make 10-12 petals for our chamomile. The middle of the flower is made of yellow beads. Then, from green beads, we make petals, according to the scheme. When all the individual details of the flower are ready, put them together. We connect the white petals with a wire, inserting the yellow center inside. We attach the leaves to the base wire. That's it, our chamomile is ready!

The proposed flower is not at all difficult to make. For work you will need a wire of 0.3 mm, beads for the middle of the flower and beads of two colors for making the flower itself.

We begin to weave the flower petals using the parallel weaving technique.

  • The first, second and third row - pink beads, the fourth row - 2 pink beads, 1 white, 2 pink again. Fifth row - 2 pink, 2 white, 2 pink. Etc. The middle of the petal is 2 pink, 5 white, again 2 pink beads. After this row, the reduction of white beads begins.

  • As a result, you get such petals as in the picture below. You will need 5 of them.
  • Next, weave 5 smaller petals. Along the edges there will already be only one pink bead, in the widest part of the petal there will be 3 white beads.
  • The next step is to make the middle of the flower. To do this, we string a large bead on the wire, and twist the ends of the fishing line under it.

  • So, all the details of our flower are ready. This is how they should all look.
  • We take our "pistils", connect them into one, and twist the ends of the wire together.
  • We fasten small petals to the middle from below.

  • Then, again from below, we attach larger petals to the base.
  • You can do whatever you want with the leftover wire. You can twist them together, wrap them with green thread or green ribbon, and form a flower stem. You can secure the ends well and cut off any excess wire.

Weaving flowers from beads: roses

Great bouquet, isn't it? You can try to weave one yourself. You can make fewer flowers, it all depends on your desire.

What you need for work:

  1. Plain copper wire
  2. Green wire 0.3mm diameter
  3. White, pink and green beads
  4. Thick wire for making the stem
  5. Flower ribbon

Manufacturing:

  • We take a wire, approximately 1 m long, and thread the first bead. Using the parallel weaving method, begin to weave the rows, each time increasing the number of beads in a row by 2 pieces. When you have a row with 10 beads, make 11 beads in the next row. Then, put 9 beads on each end of the wire, and pull the wire through the very first bead.

  • We twist the ends of the wire. You have a triangle-shaped petal with rounded edges.
  • Then we move on to making the stamens. They will need about 30 cm of ordinary copper wire. 7 pink beads should be strung on it, then we leave 3 free, and after 4 we stretch the wire in the same direction, not parallel.
  • Align the stamen so that it is in the middle. Further, on the sides of it, you need to perform one more stamen. It is very important to make sure that all three stamens fit snugly together. Twist the ends of the wire under the stamens.

  • Using the parallel weaving technique, make 6 small petals. Weaving pattern: 1,2,3,3,3,2,1.
  • Next, using the same technique, we make 5 large leaves. They are made according to the scheme: 2,3,4,5,5,5,4,3,2,1.
  • Then we start collecting the petals. Twist three large petals together, twist the ends of the wire. Then, just below, we fasten the remaining 2 large petals. It turns out a twig.
  • Take the green wire, step back 15 cm from the edge, and string 3 white beads. Twist the edges. It turned out to be a bud. Then, we perform 2 more such buds. We retreat from the buds made, we make, on the same wire, 3 more such buds.

  • Now that all the details of our rose are ready, you can start assembling it.
  • Take about 40 cm of thick wire for the base, wind the stamens to it from above, wind the ends of the wire around the thick wire.
  • Place rose petals around the stamens, twist them at the base. We also fasten small petals under the bud. We wrap the base with floral tape.
  • Further, at the base of the stem, we fasten the twigs with leaves and buds. Your rose is ready!

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