Magnolia beads with your hands in the master class (photo)

Magnolia beads with your hands in the master class (photo)

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Based on the natural diversity of trees,you can find many examples for inspiration for masters who master the art of beading. An exquisite beaded magnolia should definitely replenish your collection of beaded trees. Based on this master class, you will be able to change the height of the tree at your discretion and weave magnolia flowers in another interesting color combination.






Master class by Pletnev magnolia Bead

Materials and Instumenty plaiting:

  • beads beige;
  • beads brown;
  • green beads;
  • beads brown;
  • Beading wire with a diameter of 0.3 millimeters;
  • durable segment of the wire to form the tree trunk;
  • thread;
  • lacquer;
  • gypsum;
  • container "landing";
  • acrylic paints.

Getting a master class. First of all we need to do the main element - magnolia flowers from beads, the whole process of creation which is based on the French beading technique. To do this, take a wire segment twenty centimeters in length and to bend it in a way to have two sections formed at five and fifteen centimeters. Next, you need to twist the long wire section that is shorter to Unas form a loop, as in the photo:

The resulting short wire will beserve as an axis on which you need to string eight beige beads. On the second end of the wire, the longer one, we string ten beige beads. Next, at the top of the axis, you need to twist both ends. Now, you need to string the next ten beige beads on the long end and make a turn with the wire with the beads at the bottom of the axis. String about seventeen beige beads (there may be more or less, depending on what size beads you choose) and make the next arc near the initial one. Next, form another arc from the same number of beads.





The petal is almost ready, we only need to wrap the protruding top of the axis to the outside of the petal and cut off the unnecessary part.


To make one flower, we weave five petals in this way. In total, we will need three flowers for our small magnolia tree.
Let's move on to creating the stamens.Take a piece of wire twenty centimeters long and string twelve brown beads on it. Move the string to any of the ends of the wire and form a loop by twisting the ends of the wire at its base. Next, make the following loops in a similar manner, each of which will consist of twelve beads. Weave six loops in total. The ends of the wires must be twisted together. The core of our flower is almost ready.



Now, take the wire and cut off ten from it.centimeters. On this segment, we collect one brown bead and twist the ends of the wire under it. We pass such a blank inside the stamens and the middle of the magnolia from beads is ready.


In the same way as we wove the stamens,make sepals using green beads. Each loop consists of eleven beads. In total, we make six loops on the wire segment. After forming all the loops, twist the ends of the wire together.

We begin the formation of our flower withjoining all the woven blanks together. We take the core and begin to sequentially attach the petals to it, followed by the sepals.

Also for magnolia from beads it is necessary to createbuds. To do this, prepare a piece of wire fifteen centimeters long and string thirty-five beige beads on it. Form a long loop from them. Then, create another loop of twenty brown beads. Place the resulting loops on top of each other, connect the wires under them and form a bud by twisting the bead loops together in a spiral, as in the photo. Make seven such buds.


Connect several buds together and form them into sepals.
Using a strong piece of wire, we need to make a base for the trunk and screw on the created flowers and buds. We tightly wrap the wire stems with threads.

We prepare the gypsum mixture and place our tree in it.prepared container and fill it with the solution. Wait for the base to dry. Additionally, prepare another gypsum solution and with its help begin to form the trunk and branches of the tree with your own hands, using a brush. Having completed this process, use paints to give the finished trunk the desired color. Fix the result with acrylic varnish.


This is how you get a miniature magnolia made of beads.

Video: Learning weaving magnolia tree beads

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