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Do-it-yourself painting with sakura using quilling technique. Blooming plum branch using quilling technique. Master class with step by step photos

Using techniques such as quilling, you can create original and attractive compositions. We bring to your attention a few ideas for creating a quilling branch that you can use to decorate your home.

How to make a rowan branch using quilling

To make a rowan branch using quilling, prepare the following materials and tools:

  • colored paper - orange, green and red;
  • utility knife or scissors;
  • skewer or toothpick;
  • glue;
  • cardboard for the base.

Follow this master class when creating a rowan branch using the quilling technique:

  1. Prepare strips of colored paper 4-5 mm wide for the craft.
  2. A rowan branch, made using the quilling technique, consists of berries and leaves. First, make the leaves. To do this, take a strip of green colored paper, grease one end of it with glue and fold it into a loop, this will be the top leaf.
  3. Fold the loop again, but now to the right side, glue the leaf in the same way.
  4. Step back 1 cm more, fold a loop out of the strip, glue it to make a leaf on the left and right side of the branch.
  5. The composition will turn out to be more interesting and original if the leaves are alternated with small curls. To do this, take a skewer and wind a strip of green paper around it, and then slightly loosen it, glue the tip. Give the resulting element the shape of a sheet, pressing it down on both sides so that the edges are sharp.
  6. When the leaves and branch are ready, start creating rowan berries. Unlike openwork leaves, which should be loosely rolled, the berries should be rolled tightly enough.
  7. To create rowan berries, take a strip of orange or red and wrap a roll on a skewer as tightly and evenly as possible. Now carefully remove the skewer and glue the end of the strip to the top layer of the paper.
  8. The composition is almost ready, it remains to collect all the elements. Take a cardboard for the base and place a rowan branch on it, laying out the leaves and bunches of berries at your discretion.

Creating a mimosa branch using the quilling technique

Even children can easily perform such a composition using the quilling technique. It looks quite original and interesting due to its unusual basis. Instead of cardboard, which is traditionally used to create such crafts, we will use an old CD.

To create a mimosa branch using the quilling technique, prepare:

  • a stick, bifurcated at the end or a special slingshot for quilling;
  • strips of colored paper of brown and green color 4-5 mm wide;
  • green corrugated paper sheet;
  • unnecessary CD;
  • stationery or polymer transparent glue;
  • scissors.

When all these materials and tools are ready, get to work:

  1. Place the CD on your work surface.
  2. Take a brown paper strip and twist it several times, giving the element a volume. Make three of these elements. Then take the glue and glue them to the surface of the CD, they will serve as the base for the mimosa sprig.
  3. Take a yellow strip of paper and wrap it tightly on a thin stick, you can use a toothpick or a match. Fix the end with glue so that the twisted element does not unwind. It should turn out to be quite voluminous and dense. Do the number of such elements at your discretion. When the blanks are ready, place them on the branches on the disk and glue with glue, forming a mimosa.
  4. Cover the edges of the branches with such yellow rolls on both sides.
  5. Then, from a green sheet of corrugated paper, cut out the leaves for the flower arrangement. Cut the edges several times to make them look like mimosa leaves.
  6. Glue the leaves to the mimosa twigs.

Such a composition on a disc can be hung on the wall, giving the interior of the room originality and attractiveness.

How to make a lilac branch using the quilling technique

Mastering quilling, you can make such a beautiful branch of lilac. Especially such do-it-yourself flower arrangements become relevant with the arrival of spring.

To make a lilac branch using the quilling technique, you will need materials and tools such as:

  • green crinkled paper;
  • paper strips of green, dark lilac, light lilac - 3 mm wide;
  • yellow beads;
  • a sheet of cardboard for the base;
  • scissors;
  • PVA glue.

Stick to this master class:

  1. Twist the rolls from paper strips of dark lilac and light lilac color, winding them on a toothpick. Fix the tip with glue so that the elements are dense and do not bloom. The size of each element is 5 mm in diameter.
  2. Make petals from each element. To do this, squeeze the workpieces on both sides with your hands so that they have sharp edges.
  3. Glue 4 petals together to form a lilac flower. Using yellow seed beads, make the center.
  4. A strip of green crumpled paper needs to be cut to the middle, you should get 5 thin, not completely cut strips. Twist each of them into a tight flagellum.
  5. For green paper leaves, roll thick rolls with a diameter of 10 mm. They should be squeezed on both sides with your hands so that they have a teardrop shape. Then take 2 blanks and glue them together in the form of hearts, giving the shape of lilac leaves.
  6. Now take a sheet of cardboard, place a branch, leaves and flowers of lilac on it. Glue it on, and a beautiful DIY craft is ready!

Instructions for making a branch of a sakura or apple tree using the quilling technique

Such a delicate floral arrangement can decorate the interior and your home.

For work, you will need the following materials and devices:

  • stripes 3 mm wide - green and pale pink;
  • orange stick;
  • PVA glue;
  • scissors;
  • a sheet of white cardboard for the base;
  • ball pen.

To create a delicate sakura branch using the quilling technique, follow these step-by-step instructions:

  1. To work, you need pink stripes 25 cm long and white stripes 5 cm long. They must be glued together in length.
  2. From the resulting strips, twist tight rolls, winding them on an orange stick. In this case, the process must begin from the end of the pink strip, from above such blanks should be white. Glue the edges of the blanks with PVA glue.
  3. Then, using a ballpoint pen, lightly squeeze the middle of the roll outward, being careful not to dissolve it. Lightly coat the inner edges of the concave rolls with glue, press the elements with your fingers on both sides so that they take an oval shape.
  4. For the center of the white paper flowers 1 cm wide and 6 cm long, make a fringe. Twist each fringe strip into a tight roll, secure with glue. You should have 4 of these blanks.
  5. Glue the pink ovals-petals together 5 pieces to make a sakura flower. You should get 4 of these flowers. Wait for the glue to dry completely.
  6. Insert the roll-fringe into the void in the center of the flowers, after having smeared its edge with glue.
  7. Now start forming the leaves. To do this, take a green strip 25 cm long, twist a tight roll out of it, use the handle to slightly bend inward to form the cup-shaped elements. There should be 3-4 such blanks.
  8. Take the pink stripes and roll them into tight rolls. With a ballpoint pen, give them a bulge, squeeze slightly on both sides so that they become oval. These will be the petals of the sakura buds. Glue 3 of these petals together and glue the bud to the green cup.
  9. Twist weak rolls with a diameter of 12 mm from the same green stripes, fix the end with glue and form the leaves in the shape of an "eye".
  10. Take several strips of black paper 3 mm wide and form sakura branches from them. Then lay the branch on a white canvas (a sheet of white cardboard), glue it with glue.
  11. Glue 3 flowers to each branch. The final stage in creating such a beautiful and delicate composition will be the gluing of buds and leaves.
  12. Wait for the glue to dry completely and place the painting in a frame that will be a worthy decoration for your home.

Apple blossoms are very similar to cherry blossoms. To make a branch of an apple tree using the quilling technique, it is enough to replace the light pink color of the petals with white, make a yellow center from the fringe. The leaves of the apple tree are completely different. To create them, take thin strips of green paper, twist them into loose rolls, form a leaf and glue them onto a branch. The volumetric flowering branch of the apple tree is ready!

A bird on a branch of needles using the quilling technique

If you want to do this kind of quilling job with a bird on a branch, follow this step-by-step diagram.

Required materials and tools:

  • strips of paper for quilling - orange, black, red, gray, white, brown (3 mm wide);
  • strips of three shades of green, 3 mm wide;
  • brown stripes 4 mm wide;
  • watercolor paper 25 x 30 cm;
  • synthetic winterizer for creating "snow";
  • pencils in blue, blue and light green.

Work process:

  1. Sketch on white watercolor paper. Draw bullfinches on the needles branch, so it will be much easier to do the job.
  2. Make rolls from strips of black, orange, red, gray. To do this, wrap strips of quilling paper on a toothpick or orange stick, fix the ends with glue so that the element does not bloom.
  3. Form the drop-shaped elements from the rolls, lightly pressing down on both sides with your fingers.
  4. Lay out the head and back of the bullfinches from black blanks. Form the breast out of orange paper, glue the elements to the white paper with glue.
  5. Lay out the lower part of the chest of bullfinches with bright red paper rolls. Decorate the wings of the birds with black and brown paper elements. For the white paper bird eyes, twist tight round rolls with a diameter of 2 mm and glue in their place.
  6. Cut the strips of green paper into fringes and place them on a white background, placing them under the bullfinches.
  7. To simulate snow, glue the synthetic winterizer to the branches. Complete the applique with fir cones. From the brown strips, twist tight rolls with a diameter of 3 mm and form cones by gluing them to the background.
  8. When all the elements have taken their place, start creating the background of the picture. To do this, along the edge of the 2 cm drawing, draw with a light green pencil, smoothly turning into blue, and after 3 cm, you should go to the main background color - blue. The place under the bullfinches should have a subtle bluish tint.

Making a willow branch using the quilling technique

With the arrival of spring, you can decorate your home with beautiful plants. For this, it is not necessary to use live plants; you can make a pussy willow branch out of paper using the quilling technique.

It is customary to give such a twig on Palm Sunday.

To make crafts you will need:

  • a strip of white thin paper 12 by 2 cm (a napkin is suitable);
  • yellow strip 12 by 1.5;
  • half a toothpick;
  • glue;
  • a sprig of red-brown color.

Work progress:

  1. Fold a piece of white napkin in half along its length.
  2. Cut the white and yellow stripes into fringes. To speed up the process, you can cut several napkins at the same time.
  3. Then grease the end of the half of the toothpick with glue and start wrapping the cut napkin around it in two layers - white and yellow. At the bottom, you should not have glued the edge of the toothpick, about 5-7 mm.
  4. Now take a branch and stick a toothpick with a "cat" into it. You should use a freshly cut twig, then it will be much easier to stick the workpiece into it.
  5. From brown paper, cut out teardrop-shaped elements about 1 cm in size. Make an incision on the side and glue with an overlap.
  6. Glue these blanks at the base of the "fluffs". Make several of these branches, put them in a vase. A beautiful spring arrangement with your own hands is ready!



The beauty of flowers using the quilling technique is amazing! The correctness of the shape of the flowers does not detract from their dignity! Rather, on the contrary, it only emphasizes their grace.

A sprig of sakura, with delicate pink flowers, looks very romantic, spring-like. Try something similar! Of course, you need skills to get the job done, and you may not be good at everything right away. Dont be upset!

The main rule of quilling is accuracy when performing work, but the rest will follow over time! Follow point by point and everything will work out great for you! By the way - very soon Women's Day - March 8th, you can give a sakura twig to yourself or your loved ones!

Instructions for performing work

1. Twist dense "drops" from stripes of pink shades.

2. From the more saturated, almost "salmon" color - the middle of the fringe.

3. Cut five-centimeter pieces of fishing line. You can put beads on them and melt them with a lighter so that the beads do not fly off. You can just melt them on one end.
4. When we twist the middle, insert 6-7 of these stamens.

5. We take the folded center on the glue from below to fix the fishing line.

6. "Drops" - the petals, press each finger carefully with your finger, so that the middle "leaves" down.

7. Making buds. These are three "drops" gathered together with the sharp ends down.

8. We collect flowers.

9. We do the leaves the same way as the petals, only from green paper.

10. Branches - strips of brown paper. Putting together the composition, focusing on the photo of a live cherry tree.

11. Insert into mat, make a panel.

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To your attention one of the most fashionable types of needlework for interior decoration - quilling. Another technique invented to bring charm to the interior. Filigree paper lace. Graphic design combined with color variation. This type of paper plastic is native to South Korea. In the East, paper compositions are more voluminous and very complex. One can consist of thousands of details.

Designer quilling




Korean quilling

The European version of quilling is more dynamic, expressive and less complicated. There are four types of this needlework:

1. Simple - based on spirals.
2. Filigree is a method when strips are folded into different shapes without glue.
3. Looped - loops from stripes are taken as a basis.
4. Volumetric - when creating 3D compositions.

The second and fourth varieties are the most beautiful and the most complex. A panel using the quilling technique will adorn any interior: from classic to high-tech. This technique is still worth mastering, because no other will give such delicacy, lightness, rigor and clarity at the same time. Moreover, a minimum of materials and tools are required:

- PVA glue;
- paper narrow strips;
- an awl for twisting stripes into shapes or other similar thin instrument;
- tweezers with sharp tips.



Can be cut by hand using a utility knife. This is the longest and most thankless task. You can use a special printing paper cutter. You can go to the nearest printing house and there they will weigh you a whole bag of the most beautiful scraps of bright design paper and cardboard for free. You can immediately buy a set of perfectly cut, equal width strips of all colors of the rainbow. There is such a set within 100 UAH. It's up to you to choose. But before starting training, there should be a considerable number of blanks at hand so as not to be distracted in the process of painstaking cutting work.

The work looks much neater if all the strips are of the same width. And if of different caliber, then the same color, as in the photo. The width of the quilling strips ranges from 2 to 10 mm. Adhesive requirements - stickiness! Good, dense, immediately grasping details.

Quilling master class basic shapes

A simple set of tools and materials on the table. We need to learn how to make a few basic matrix shapes. From them, as from modules, it will then be possible to put together the most intricate compositions.

So. We look at the figure, form a similar one using an awl and tweezers. Pressing the edge of the strip with your finger to the tip of the awl, scroll it, winding the strip in a spiral. We make as many turns as needed according to the scheme. The more revolutions, the denser the figure. The less - the more delicate. Squeeze lightly with your fingers to fix the shape, and release. The spiral opens slightly. We glue the edge of the strip so that the part does not unfold at all, using a drop of glue on the tip of a toothpick. A sharp edge means you need to press down on the part with your fingers. So, winding, releasing and squeezing, we create different quilling details that will make up beauty. The diagrams below clearly show the difference between dense and openwork details. In order for the denser ones to be processed, take for them thinner paper with a density of 80-100 g / m2. For air - on the contrary, to keep the shape, thicker paper 120-150 g / m2 is taken.


To compare the density of paper for quilling: office paper, which we deal with every day - 60 g / m2. She is quite soft. Better quality - 80g / m2. Now you understand what I am talking about.

Now that there is a sea of ​​blanks on the table in front of us, we can collect the figures.

Try to make several colors according to the scheme, which is shown in photo 1. On the right of the figure, the details that are necessary for work are shown.

These exercises must be done and done until the hand movements become smooth and precise, and the details are beautiful and graceful. Because the first, as usual, will almost certainly turn out to be lopsided. Do not be alarmed, do not quit. Let your hands get used to the movements like the neurosurgeon J

A few secrets of quilling skill

- in order for the edge of the strip to stick much faster, do not cut the edge of the strip with scissors, but tear off with your fingers. The fluffed edge will quickly let the glue into the fibers, and the glue will set in seconds.

- Store strips of paper in boxes where they can lie flat. Once a crumpled strip is not suitable for work - it will not create a beautifully shaped figure. Throw away mercilessly. And keep the rest carefully.

- take the strip out of the box, holding it by both edges. It certainly does not deform.

- if in the future you will compose compositions where rows of one-dimensional details will be important, be sure to purchase a template ruler as in the photo. With its help, you will significantly speed up the process of stocking parts by forming them immediately in the cells.

This is how your schematic flowers will look in color (see photo 2).

When you are happy with the neat flowers, try to make a bouquet, the diagram of which is shown in photo 3.

Then you will really want to compose your compositions using the quilling technique:



Such wonderful works, or even not so wonderful ones, must be inserted into a frame under glass. This is where the biggest problem will be: how to glue the finished composition to the surface? It is best to do this: turn it upside down with the side that sticks. Dip a cotton swab into PVA and carefully go over all the cuts of the strips. Make sure that the glue does not drip. Because it will give a very nasty and visible shine on paper. If the width of the stripes is the same, then the coverage area will be large and even, and everything will adhere well. Turn over and quickly place on the desired surface. It is good if it is porous cardboard, not coated. Press lightly with your palm, leave for a few minutes. We insert the finished panel into a frame with glass, and the update for the interior is ready.

Some more very beautiful and simple schemes for panels using the quilling technique are shown in photos 4-7. Summer and winter, spring and autumn.



Volumetric quilling master class

Let's start with the spring flowers created on the basis of the fringe (see photo 8).

1. For such colors, you will need strips several times wider than usual. In our case, these are three and five centimeters. The most difficult thing is to cut into a smooth fringe. We take the paper thinner, fold it without bending it two or three times and cut the fringe with sharp scissors, not reaching the edge of about five millimeters.

2. Pay attention to photo 8. If the flower has a fringed middle, then the petals are twisted, spiral. And vice versa. We act accordingly. We begin to wind a strip on the tip of the sewn, pressing it with our finger at the base. Just like when creating a regular spiral. We’re clocked, we don’t dissolve! We fix it with glue, fluff it up.


3. Then we twist six "arrow" figures, glue the points of contact of the details with glue, press, glue.

4. Then another flower with petals "eyes" and a flower with petals "spiral".


5. Now the flower is in reverse order: a spiral center and fluffy petals. Create a tight spiral. We grab it with glue so that it does not bloom, leaving a free edge up to a centimeter. We glue this free edge to the beginning of the fringed strip and twist it as a continuation of the first.


That's all! Flowers for the next panel are ready. It remains to make the leaves. I'll reveal a secret. Such a fringed-twisted technique is ideal for decorating a hand-made postcard, if you make all the flowers in the same color as the background. This is a quick salvation of a situation when you need to congratulate a person, but there is nothing at hand. There is always white paper.

And as an element of the interior using the volumetric quilling technique, an amazing bouquet of dandelions is obtained.

You will notice that the thinner the fringe is cut and the longer the strip, the more natural the paper flowers look. Get ready for bloody calluses on your hands. Gloves won't save you. Here, in these dandelions there is one secret moment: in each flower there are several fringed stripes glued end to top of each other. The total length for one flower is up to 1 meter! That is, in each paper flower, the number of petals corresponds to the present! They can also be used to create a panel that will always remind you of summer.

An important point: hang paper panels with glass and without glass, both white and colored, on the wall, where direct sunlight does not fall. Colored ones will fade. Whites will turn yellow.


Sakura branch master class quilling

1. We twist dense "drops" from stripes of pink shades.

2. Of the more saturated, almost "salmon" color - the middle of the fringe.

3. We cut five-centimeter pieces of fishing line. You can put beads on them and melt them with a lighter so that the beads do not fly off. You can just melt them on one end.

4. When we twist the middle, insert 6-7 such stamens.

5. We take the folded center on the glue from below to fix the fishing line.

6. "Drops" - petals, press each finger carefully with your finger, so that the middle "leaves" down.

7. Making buds. These are three "drops" gathered together with the sharp ends down.

8. We collect flowers.

9. We make the leaves the same as the petals, only from green paper.

10. Branches are strips of brown paper. Putting together the composition, focusing on the photo of a live cherry tree.

11. We put it in a mat, make a panel.

That's all. I hope you benefited from a small master class on interior decor with quilling. Until next time.

Elena Bessmertnaya, specially for

Workshop on making panels using the quilling technique "Blooming plum branch"

Author: Vyaltseva Yulia Konstantinovna, educator MDOBU Bureysky d / s No. 50 "Teremok", Bureysky district, Amur region.
The master class is intended for lovers and connoisseurs of quilling, for hardworking and diligent people: teachers, parents, high school students.
Purpose: interior decoration, a gift option for any holiday or birthday.
Target. Making panels using the quilling technique with your own hands.
Tasks.
1. To teach how to carry out the basic elements of the quilling technique and make a flowering plum branch out of them.
2. To develop individual creativity, independence, hard work.
3. Develop the ability to create a composition.
4. Encourage the ability to embody in an artistic form their ideas and aesthetic experiences.
5. To develop fine motor skills of hands, an eye.
6. Foster courage, confidence, initiative in the experimental development of new materials and ways of working with them.

Plum tree It is considered in the Far East a symbol of fertility and life-giving force, since its knotty branches, which at first glance seem dry, release flowering shoots in the spring.

The birthplace of the plum- Southwest China, where plum trees have been grown for over 3,000 years. From China, the plum spread to Korea, Japan, and later to other countries as an ornamental plant.

Plum fruits are used for food in a wide variety of dishes, and the tree itself serves as a wonderful decoration in gardens and backyards, especially during the flowering period.


The beauty of blooming gardens has always inspired poets and artists to create works that celebrate the tenderness of spring landscapes.
Clear sky. Sunny day.
The gentle wind breathes cool
Filling my heart with quiet joy,
A light shadow gently sways.

The birds are singing over me again,

My garden is in a snow-white dress,
Like spring writes patterns with a brush.
A holiday today - the plums are blooming.
Elena Solovieva
Dear craftsmen and craftswomen!
Although today is far from spring, I suggest you please yourself and your friends or loved ones with an original panel made using the quilling technique and keep the spring holiday in your soul for a long time!
For work we need the following materials:
paper for quilling 3mm in blue, light blue, pink, green colors; white paper 15 mm wide; a strip of 1.5 mm yellow paper;
quilling scissors, tweezers, quilling template, cotton swab, toothpick, PVA glue;
thin copper wire, a strip of brown crepe paper.


So let's get to work.
1. To make a flower, use a toothpick to twist rolls with a diameter of 10 mm.


2. Form the petals in the form of "droplets", give them a concave shape, fill them with PVA glue for strength.


3. Let's make a lot of such blanks in two shades of blue.


4. Glue the flower of five petals.


5. While the glue has not dried, you need to give the flowers a natural shape. I do the following: I put the flowers in the cells of the quilling template and put a children's toy "bouncing" on top. Leave it to dry completely. You can use something else for this purpose.


6. This is how dried flower blanks look like. To convey shades, it is better to glue the petals of two tones.


7. For half-open flowers, glue three petals together, putting them one into the other.


8. Let's make the buds from pink stripes. We twist the tight rolls, use a cotton swab to give it a convex shape, fill it with glue, and leave it to dry completely.


9. Wrap 8-12 cm pieces of copper wire with brown crepe paper.


10. Now we will make a receptacle, all parts of the flower are attached to it. To do this, twist tight rolls from 3mm green strips. Let's give them an elongated shape using a cap from PVA glue.


11. Fill the blanks with glue. Let's leave for a while. Until the glue is completely dry, we will thread the wires in the receptacle, bend the tip with a loop. Stretch the wire all the way down.


12. Glue the buds.


13. Glue the remaining blanks in the receptacle to the plum flowers. Leave it to dry completely.


14. Let's make the stamens: on a white strip of paper 15 mm wide, glue a 1.5 mm yellow strip, cut it into small "noodles", cut it into 2 cm pieces, roll it into a roll with a toothpick, glue the edge.



15. Glue the stamens in the middle of the flowers, fluff them after drying.



16. Let's start making leaves: use a toothpick to twist rolls with a diameter of 15mm.


17. Let's give them an "eye" shape.


18. Glue two blanks together tightly, forming a leaf.


19. Now let's design the frame.
For this we need:
* A-4 format frame;
* printout of the sky background you like.


20. Remove the glass from the frame, glue the sky background onto the base and insert it into the frame.


21. Let's start assembling the panel. Twist together two buds, half-open and three open-ended flowers.


22. Let's make several of these mini-bouquets. We continue to twist them sequentially together, forming a twig.






23. Let's revive the plum branch with leaves, gluing them to the flowers and the branch itself.


24. It remains only to glue the finished plum blossom branch onto the background. The panel in the quilling technique "Blooming plum branch" is ready!


25. Let's take a closer look at the twig.

In spring, I especially want tenderness, beauty of airiness, and, of course, such desires of ours are transferred to the interior of our home. I would like to update, decorate or refresh something. But for us, handmakers, this is not such a problem - as soon as an idea appears, we immediately rush to bring it to life. So it was with me when I saw a photo of a panel with a blooming Japanese sakura using the quilling technique. The photo seemed to breathe a sweetish aroma of sakura flowers and I immediately set about making a master class on making this miracle.

To work on a panel with sakura, we need:

Pink and green paper strips;

PVA glue;

Panel frame;

A sheet of Whatman paper or other dense material (the basis for the panel).

Now you can start working on our panel:

1. Take a thin rod and start winding the first strip of paper around it. Wind the strip tight enough and be sure to evenly, turn by turn, so that in the end we get beautiful leaves.

2. Now draw out the base on which the paper was wound and place the resulting roll on a hard surface so that it unfolds slightly. When it unfolds, we will need to glue the free end of the paper to the roll.

3. Now Squeeze our roll on one side so that we get a drop.

4. In this way, we need to make as many droplets - petals as how many flowers we want to place on our panel. The number of petals is calculated at 3 per bud and 5 per open flower.

5. For the middle of sakura flowers, take a wide strip of pink fabric and cut it across without cutting it to the end into thin stripes - stamens. Then we will roll the base into a small roll so that something like a brush will turn out from the stamens - it will be the center of the flower.

6. Now we take thin strips of green paper and wrap them on a thicker base, and then remove the resulting roll, put it on the table and let it spread a little, glue the free edge to the base and give a roll on one side and do the same on the other side ... These will be our leaves for our sakura twigs.

7. Now set the frame for the panel and draw the lines of the branches.

8. Let's form and glue flowers in our base, add green leaves at our discretion.

So our wonderful spring panel with sakura is ready and let this panel become a symbol of the happiest memories of spring 2015.