Cyclamen from beads: weaving a delicate flower with our own hands

Cyclamen from beads: weaving a delicate flower with our own hands

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Beautiful, delicate, mysterious - cyclamen frombeads are distinguished by their tenderness and mystery. This fabulous flower is quite easy to make with your own hands. We offer a detailed master class of such beading.






Master class of weaving a cyclamen from beads

For
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  • white;
  • silver;
  • pink;
  • Light green;
  • Dark green;
  • wire;
  • Small flower pot;
  • Brown thread;
  • Green thread;
  • gypsum;
  • Brown paint.

Manufacturing process:
To weave a beautiful cyclamen from beads, you need to study the master class for its manufacture in detail. Below are detailed instructions for weaving each element of the product.
Flower First we will make flower petals. This beadwork is quite simple. This is a great practice for beginners. To do this, cut off 50 centimeters of wire. We put on it one pink bead. We advance it to the center of the metal thread and fix it. Below is a detailed scheme of weaving a petal in the technique of parallel weaving.


  • We put three of the same beads on one end. We put the second one through them, but in the opposite direction. We tighten;
  • The second row also fixes the three pink elements;
  • The third row - four like;
  • The fourth is one white beads, three pink and one again white. Each row must always be fixed with the second end of the thread;
  • The fifth row - two white, two pink and again two white;
  • The sixth - seven white beads;
  • The seventh - eight of the same;
  • The eighth - nine like;
  • The ninth, tenth and eleventh weaving periods have the same number of white beads - ten pieces;
  • The twelfth - nine elements;
  • The thirteenth is eight;
  • Fourteenth - six;
  • The fifteenth is four;
  • Sixteenth - two.

Each row should be tightly pulled and lie strictly parallel to the previous layer. In the video you can see how to make a petal from beads using the parallel weaving technique. The petal is ready.

After this, it is necessary to braid it along the edge.silver beads. To do this, you need to put five beads on a separate piece of wire in the following sequence: one white, three silver, one white. Attach one end of the metal thread to the first bead of the bottom row of the petal, slip the beads under and thread the second end of the wire into the first element of the second row.
This beading should be repeated until the entire petal becomes lacy. Five such blanks should be made for one flower.



After this, we collect all the petals together.Each blank should have a long end of a metal thread. We twist them into one stem, insert a thick wire into the center. It should be tightly wrapped with brown thread. The beaded flower is ready. For one composition, you need to make six such flowers.

Bud Next, let's make another unopenedflower. To do this, cut the wire length of thirty centimeters. On it we string thirty white beads. We stretch them to the center of the thread and pass one end through fifteen elements in the opposite direction. It turned out a ring. We tighten the thread.

Next, you need to apply the wire to the working partput on ten white beads. We push them into the ring formed earlier, fix the thread under the blank. This is the petal of the cyclamen bud. Three such blanks for one bud should be made. Twist them together in a spiral. A thick wire should be inserted into the center of the bunch of threads. Everything is well secured and wrapped with brown thread.

Leaves This beadwork is done on the sameMethod, as the petals. That is, each row is fixed by passing the second end of the wire in the opposite direction. For this product we will use dark green and light green beads.
We will weave the leaves according to this pattern:


  • first row of weaving - two dark green beads;
  • The second - a pair of light green, two dark green;
  • The third - one dark, two light-colored, a couple of dark ones;
  • The fourth - two dark, as much light, a couple of dark;
  • The fifth - three dark, two light, the same number of elements of the previous color;
  • The sixth - four dark, a pair of light, two dark green;
  • The seventh - five dark green, two light and again two dark ones;
  • The eighth - six dark, two light and the same dark;
  • The ninth - seven dark green, two light-colored, a pair dark;
  • The tenth - eight dark, two light green, the same number of dark;
  • The eleventh - nine dark green, two light, a pair of bsin of the previous shade;
  • The twelfth - ten dark, a pair of light, two beads of the previous color;
  • The thirteenth - eleven dark, two light, the same dark;
  • The fourteenth - a couple of light green, ten dark green, two light, the same amount of dark;
  • The fifteenth - three light, ten dark green, a pair of light, two dark;
  • The sixteenth - two dark, a pair of light-colored, nine dark, two light, the same dark green;
  • The seventeenth is two dark, a pair of light green, eight dark green, two light-colored, a pair of dark;
  • Eighteenth - two dark, a pair of light, six pieces of the previous shade, two light, the same dark;
  • Nineteenth - two dark green, a pair of light-colored, four dark, two light, the same number of dark ones;
  • The twentieth - two dark, six light green, two dark;
  • The twenty-first - a pair of dark, four light, two beads of the previous color;
  • Twenty - second row - six dark green elements.

This scheme is only half a cyclamen leaf. Next you need to weave the second part of it.

To do this, cut off a piece of wire and thread it throughit into the first bead of the bottom row of the petal in such a way that it ends up in the center of the new metal thread. The photo shows the process of weaving the second half of the leaf. We weave this part of the leaf using the same method. We weave each new row to the first part by pushing the free end of the wire into the bead of the corresponding row.
When the two parts are completely intertwined, the remainsThe wires should be twisted together and wrapped with green thread. The edges of the leaf should be braided with dark green beads. Eight of these blanks should be made.



Assembly First you need to collect the flowers in a bouquet. Secure them together with a thread or wire. To them, add leaves and evenly arrange them. Also fasten.
After this, the plaster must be diluted with water untilcreamy state. Pour it into a flower pot. Flowers should be placed in the center and fixed until the mixture hardens completely. Hard plaster should be painted with brown paint. The master class on beading cyclamen is complete!

Cyclamen from beads, made by hand, are very beautiful and unique. They will become an amazing decoration of your room. They will bring fairy tales and spring mood to any interior.

Video: Learning to parallel beadwork

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