Pansy beads in the technique of parallel weaving (photo and video)

April 6, 2017 handmadebase

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Master class of weaving pansies from beads
weaving schemes
Video: Pansy in French technique
Video: The lesson of making pansies in pansies

Яркие и необычайно нежные анютины глазки из Beads can become not only a magnificent decoration for your apartment, but also a wonderful gift for a loved one. From these colorful, juicy flowers you can create cute bouquets, small compositions and even make stunning necklaces and bracelets.

Master class of weaving pansies from beads

Perhaps, it's no secret that beadworkAllows us to realize our boldest and brightest fantasies. Thanks to this kind of needlework, we can make a wonderful bouquet of pansies, which will please us with its beauty throughout the year.
We will start our master class by preparing all the materials necessary for the work. We will need:

Glue "Moment";
Gypsum or alabaster;
Pebbles;
Cloth leaves of a fern or other plant;
Small flower pots;
Thin and thicker wire;
Green mulina;
Small yellow beads;
Multi-colored beads: black, orange, green, yellow, brown, white, blue, and also light- and dark-lilac.

Beading of petals To begin with, we will masterweaving pattern for the lower petal. First, we will need to string 11 blue beads on a thin wire, and then, moving 5 pieces to the side, pull the wire through the remaining beads again. Refer to the photo tutorial to visually analyze the weaving process.
Having carefully tightened the loop, we will have to string another 1 bead. Now we need to string 11 more beads and make exactly the same loop. In the photo we see the first row of the future petal.

In order to weave the entire petal, we will need to make 8 more rows, each of which will consist of beads of two colors:

On the sides of 4 dark beads, and in the center 3 light;
In the middle there are 9 light beads, and on the left and on the right there are 4 dark beads;
At the edges of the 3 dark, and between them 12 light;
Middle of 12 light, and edges of 2 dark;
2 pcs. Dark, 10 pcs. Light, 2 pcs. Dark;
2 pcs. Dark, 7 pcs. Light, 2 pcs. Dark;
2 pcs. Dark, 4 pc. Light, 2 pcs. Dark;
1 PC. Dark, 3 pcs. Light blue and 1 pc. Dark.

As a result, you should get a narrowed down petal.

Please note that we do not twist the ends of the wire yet.
Next we will make a side petal consisting of light lilac and dark blue beads. The weaving pattern will remain almost the same. However, this petal will be smaller in size.
First we will string 8 blue beads on the wire, then on one side we will string 10 more beads and pass 1 end of the wire through them. We will get 2 rows at once.

3 row will consist of 4 blue, 4 blue and 4 blue;
4 row - 3 pieces. Blue, 6 blue, 3 blue;
5 row - 2 pieces. Blue, 7 blue, 2 blue;
6 row - 2 pieces. Blue, 5 blue, 2 blue;
7 row - on the sides blue, and in the center 5 blue;
8 row - on the left and on the right one blue, and in the middle 3 blue;
And the last, 9 row - blue, blue, blue.

We need two such side lobes as in the photo:

Now we will need to make two with our own handsthe upper petals are blue. The first row will consist of 8 beads, the second of 10, the third and fourth of 12, the fifth of 11, the sixth of 9, the seventh of 7, the eighth of 5, and the ninth of three beads.

You can see for yourself that the patterns for weaving petals are quite simple and, moreover, they are practically no different from each other.
Do the leaves At the next stage our master class will tell you how to weave green leaves. We will do them according to a similar pattern:

1 row - one bead;
Then two;
Three more;
Then six;
five;
four;
three;
Again six;
five;
four;
three;
Two.

Acting in this way, we will weave these hands with these leaves:

Please note that all weaving patterns are almost identical. And you can choose the size of your leaves and petals yourself.
Stamens Our master class is almost coming to an end and we just need to make stamens for flowers. For them we need small beads and wire.
We put 2 yellow beads on the wire and, after twisting it, we secure the resulting stamen.

Having made the required number of petals, leaves and stamens, we will need to twist them together.
Assembling the flower elements First we will screw each otherto each other the upper plain petals. Then we attach the stamen to them. Next we twist the side petals and attach them to the upper ones. Now we will need to screw the widest petal so that later we can hide the wire between the side and upper petals. Having formed pansies from beads, you need to screw two leaves to each branch and wrap everything with floss.

For our bouquet we need to make 7 of these wonderful flowers.
After you finish weaving the flowers and leaves, you will need to "plant" them in a pot or planter. To begin, you will need to glue artificial fern branches to the edges of the pot.
Then you will have to pour it into the potalabaster and sprinkle decorative stones on top. Having done this, you will need to quickly "plant" all the pansies from beads in the pot. Everything must be done carefully and quickly, since the alabaster dries almost instantly.

Now our master class can be considered completely finished. Look what a wonderful summer bouquet we got:

You can choose any color scheme for your pansies. For example, you can get such wonderful flowers as in this photo:

weaving schemes

The technique of parallel weaving will allow us to perform a variety of colors. Here are a few schemes, working on which you can weave leaves and petals for pansies:

Weaving pattern for the upper and side petals
Sepals weaving pattern
Leaf weaving pattern
Pansies can also be made using the French weaving technique.
To see a finished bouquet of pansies made using the French weaving technique, you can watch a short video.

Video: Pansy in French technique

This video clearly shows that all the leaves are of one color. Dark green beads were used to weave them.
The flowers themselves are made of rich blue and gold beads. Gold beads are also used for their core. Against the background of a light white vase, the bouquet looks especially impressive.
In conclusion, I would like to show you several photos in which you will see wonderful, bright and incredibly beautiful pansies made of beads: