DIY English Rose - Polymer Clay Flowers and Master Class

DIY English Rose - Polymer Clay Flowers and Master Class

Peony Rose or English Rose - oneone of those garden queens that many women dream of. If you are a master of handicrafts and want to please your loved ones, or just decorate your home with such a chic item - this lesson will definitely be a good start for learning.

DIY English Rose - Polymer Clay Flowers and Master Class

The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo №1For work we will need cold materialporcelain in two color solutions. In our case, we took purchased clay from "Modena", into which red, white and yellow paints were mixed in various proportions. We got the color "Apricot" and "Light Apricot". Construction of the flowerThe English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo # 2Dark cold porcelain will become our center.Also, we will need various tools to process ceramics. First of all, it should be a stack. A knitting needle may also be suitable. You also need a dowel, or a bead that is put on a toothpick in the right size. Also, you should take glue. Moment glue is suitable for these tasks.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Picture №3First of all, we need to chip off a smalla piece of clay and form a "droplet" pattern. Then, using a stack, you need to roll a small droplet on your finger into a thin and wavy petal, as in the picture.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo №4Then, you need to prepare about five or sixsimilar flowers. For a large type rose, there should be more of these flowers. Now, for each petal, it is necessary to give the appropriate convexity. Here it will be great to use a special latex mat, if you have one.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo №5Petals for the flower Next, we need to takethe largest petal of the available ones and do the greasing at the bases with glue (use one drop, be careful with your fingers). You need to attach the second leaflet to it. It needs to be placed "on top" of the other one, but inward. We glue all the other petals in a similar way, so that later we form a loose, deformed tube of our flower.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo №6So, we have made the fifth part of our flower formiddle. Then we need to make five similar formations. Repeat all the steps. When all the parts are done, they need to be glued together.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo №7If you can’t make a single shape and gaps are visible, it’s enough to make the leaves individually and glue them into the gaps.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo №8Next, you need to make the side petals forour rose. we take lighter clay, we form our petals according to the same principles. Next, we need to feel a piece of our clay and shape it with a drop. then, make wavy edges for the product. After, we need to grease the edge of the petal with glue and attach it to our flower.The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Photo Number 9We attach the side petals in a circle, making a base for our common dark-colored flower. Here is our English-style rose ready!The English rose with their own hands - flowers from polymer clay and a master class. Picture №10

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