How to mold a rose from polymer clay, master class with a detailed description and photo.

Rose - an amazing flower with a centuries-oldhistory. All over the world it is recognized as a symbol of beauty and remains popular outside fashion trends, unlike other colors. Ancient Greeks, this flower was considered a symbol of the goddess of love of Aphrodite, the Indians believed that the goddess Lakshmi was born from a pink bud. Roses were displayed on the arms of noble births in medieval Europe. Everyone knows the war of two English houses - Lancaster and York, called the Wars of the Scarlet and White Rose. By the order of Peter I roses were planted in Russian gardens. From these flowers get an unusually fragrant oil, petals add to tea or make jam. Roses are sung by poets sculpted by sculptors, cast from silver or gold, embroidered with silk and carved in wood. To perpetuate the image of a beautiful gift of nature can be with the help of such wonderful material as polymer clay. Plastic has a variety of shades, allowing you to convey any color of a real flower, it is easy to mold and easy to buy in many craft shops. Before you begin to sculpt roses from polymer clay it is important to remember a few points. The working surface should be clean, as the clay instantly absorbs all foreign particles. To give a natural look to the petals and leaves, you can buy molds or vainers. These are silicone molds with the texture of a pattern of leaves or petals. They are different for each type of flowers and differ only in that the mold forms only on one side of the leaf or petal, and the weiner is two-sided. And lastly, if you did not have the finished clay in the right shade, you can always create it by mixing white plastic with other colors, or add a white shade of oil paints. Completed parts are better covered with wet napkins, so they do not dry up before the end of work. Flowers are molded mainly from "cold porcelain" or self-hardening plastic. Red rose. It will take:

• Polymer clay (for leaves green, and for flowers that she likes);
• Mold for the leaf of the rose;
• Wire for fastening leaves (fit number 26);
• PVA glue.

Flower.

Form balls with a diameter of 1 cm - 6 pcs. The diameter of 1.5 cm - 6 pcs.

Roll out one ball of smaller diameter so that one edge is thicker (it will be the center);

Twist it into a tube. This is the middle of the flower.

Roll out all the balls the same as the first. One edge is thicker than the other.

If the petals are left on the palm of your hand or finger, this is not terrible. So it will seem more natural.

Wrap the middle 1 with a petal. Begin with smaller petals. Do not push. The petal should be slightly higher than the middle.

Wrap the second petal. Place it opposite the first one. Do not press or press the edges strongly.

Attach similarly all small petals.

Large petals should be attached a little higher or at the same height as the small ones.

Attach the first large petal. A little turn it away.

Attach the remaining petals similarly.

Pinch the bottom part of the flower to get a "leg".

Correct petals, bend or make a hall at will. It is very convenient to do this, holding it by the foot.

Cut the knife and the flower is ready.

You can insert a rose in the wire, greased with glue or sculpt directly on it. Leaf.

Form a ball 1.5 cm in diameter.

Make a little bit of a ball.

Roll the drop over the mold. The center of the leaf should coincide with the central core of the mold. The edges of the leaf are made thinner, and the bottom and middle remain thicker.

A piece of wire, you can take a color (length as necessary), dipped one end into the glue and attach to the leaf.

The leaf is ready.

Dry the flower and leaf as indicated in the instructions. It is better to dry up with your feet, hanging it, so neither the flowers nor the leaves will break. Such a rose is good to use as an element of decor, for example, decorate it with a wreath. A gentle pink rose. It will take:

• Yellow, white, green and red clay "Deco";
• Stacks for modeling;
• Stationery knife;
• Small scissors (better manicure);
• Solid pastel;
• Brush.

Flower.

Mix white, slightly red and yellow clay to get a warm and gentle pink hue.

Roll out of a piece of clay obtained balls of about 12-15 pcs. Three different sizes.

Roll one side of the first small ball.

Turn it around. The first petal turned out.

Roll out the remaining balls by giving them the shape of petals.

Attach them spirally to each other, from smaller to larger. It is important to make sure that the large petals are slightly higher than the middle.

After attaching the fifth - the sixth petal, begin to bend the edges (open the flower).

After the flowers dry a little you can paint them with chopped pastel crayons.

Sepal.

Roll the ball out of clay green.

Form a bit of it and roll it out.

Scissors cut the sepals.

For one flower there are 3 such sepals.

A pion-shaped rose made of self-hardening plastic. You can apply "cold porcelain". Required:

• Polymer clay is light and dark-colored apricot;
• Stacks for modeling;
• Instant super glue.

Such a rose will look beautiful and in pink tones. This master class shows how to make a small flower, which can decorate the earrings, bracelet or bezel on the hair. Mid.

Roll a ball out of dark apricot clay. You will need 30 - 35 pcs. The size can differ very slightly.

Form a little bit.

Thinly roll out and make the edges wavy.

Stack give the petal a bulge.

Base the largest petal with glue. On the concave part

Stick the next petal over the first one.

Similarly, attach another 5 petals.

Fold them in a loose tube. Bottom is more dense, there is very little on top.

Make 4 more such tubes.

Gluing all the details. If the tubes do not fit tightly to each other, then it is possible to mask the gaps with several additional petals.

The edges.

Roll a few balls of light apricot clay of a larger size than the middle.

Roll out similarly. Make wavy edges and make them convex.

Attach to the middle in staggered order, or as more like it.

A pion-shaped rose is ready.

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