Foamiran or plastic suede is a material loved by all needlewomen. It forms easily when heated and then retains this shape. It is also easy to paint and looks realistic due to the texture of a dense sponge. We have put together 6 step-by-step master classes on how to make roses from foamiran with your own hands. Just look at this beauty!
Rose from individual petals
You will need a sheet of red and green foamiran, green floral tape, wire, a glue gun, a lighter and paints or pastels. Cut out 15 to 25 small red rectangles from foamiran measuring approximately 3x4 cm. Fold them in half, round the edges and form curved petals, heating them near the iron for 3-5 seconds at 100 degrees. Knead and stretch each heated piece well so that it becomes thinner and more tender. Make concave boats, folding the edges, and pinch a small fold at the base. Fix this fold with tweezers and warm it up with a lighter - this will be the place of attachment to the stem. Take a foam ball or egg for the middle, or roll one out of foil. Insert the wire inside and begin wrapping the workpiece with petals until the rose is the desired size. In the process, continue to form the petals with your hands, depending on the degree of opening of your bud. When you're done, wrap the wire stem with green tape or a narrow strip of foamiran. Cut out green leaves and a flower bed, which can then be tinted with pastels. If you have a mold or stamp, give all the details a texture, and press it with the iron in the same way. All that remains is to assemble the rose with a glue gun.
Rose from marshmallow foamiran, master class with step-by-step photos
Recently, marshmallow foamiran has become very popular. It is thinner and more elastic. It makes very beautiful flowers. In this master class I will teach you how to make a hairpin from marshmallow foamiran in the shape of a rose. A rose from foamiran, especially from marshmallow, turns out to be very elegant and beautiful. A hairpin with such a rose will decorate both evening and everyday hairstyles.
Step-by-step master class: rose from marshmallow foamiran
A rose made from marshmallow foamiran turns out more delicate and realistic. But marshmallow foamiran requires more careful handling and other processing. To make a rose, cut out 6 petal circles of three sizes, 2 pieces each, using templates. everyone. And let's make a beautiful purple rose. To the set of foamiran hairpins that we made with you recently.
Pattern (template) for a rose from marshmallow foamiran
We cut out leaves and sepals from green foamiran.
Using the templates, we draw petal circles for our rose. But you have to be very careful, since marshmallow foamiran is very delicate and breaks easily.
We heat the cut out petal circles; for this we need a sheet of office paper through which we will iron the petals.
Take a kebab stick and apply texture to the petal circles.
Making rose leaves
We also iron the leaves cut from green foamiran through the paper, thinning their edges.
After ironing the leaves through the paper, press them onto the mold, pressing them well with your fingers. Then we just make notches or notches (whatever you like).
After applying the texture, we tint the leaves with a dark green color, lightly touching the entire leaf and matching the rose along the edge of the leaf. Then we fold the leaves in half and heat them on the edge of the iron, making a central vein, slightly twisting and pulling out the tip.
We tint the petal circles with dry pastel a little darker than the color of foamiran. We tint the petal circles completely with a light movement, slightly touching the foamiran. We apply tint on both sides.
We also iron the sepals through the paper. We tint the entire sepal with dark green oil pastel, but lightly. We go over the edges and the end with dry pastel the color of the petals. We fold the sepals into one leaf and gently twist the edges and pull them out a little.
Then we re-process the petal circles with an iron. At the first small petal circle, we heat the lower part of each petal (we make a depression separately). Then we warm the edges of the petal and pull them up, making waves on the petal. At the second small petal circle, we heat the lower part of each petal separately and make a depression. After this, we warm the edges of the petal and pull them up, making waves on the petal, that is, we process it like the first, but additionally we roll up the upper part of the petal on the left side with a roller and twist it towards ourselves. We process the medium petal circles in the same way as the small petal circles, but we twist and make rollers on both sides of ourselves, making protection. We process large petal circles like medium petal circles.
Assembling a rosebud from marshmallow foamiran
To assemble the rose, prepare the base of the flower from foil (take a 10*30 piece of foil), squeeze it well and level it. Then we coat the entire foil base with glue from a hot-melt gun so that the bud becomes even.
Then we glue the base with a small petal circle, the petals of which are not curled, so that the foil is not visible. Take the next petal small circle and glue it so that the flaps of the petals look outward. The petals should be located on the same level as the petals of the first row; if necessary, the petals can be slightly pulled up or, conversely, tucked in at the base.
We coat the third and fourth petal circles at the base, lift the petals and press them to the base. Apply glue to the petal circles so that the petals are staggered. We glue large petal circles to the base, arranging the petals in a checkerboard pattern. If necessary, you can lift the petal and glue or press it to the base.
This is the rose we got. To make the jewelry we will use a crocodile clip.
Making a hairpin with a rose from marshmallow foamiran
To decorate the hairpin and attach the rose, we attach 3-5 leaves to the hairpin.
We glue one leaf through the inside of the hairpin, then glue the sepal. Then we glue the flower to the sepal, coating the base well.
Here is a wonderful set of beautiful hair clips made from foamiran.
Also watch the step-by-step master class on how to make a hairpin from foamiran on a stiletto heel in the shape of a rose.
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Lush textured rose
Transfer the templates to cardboard, and then to pastel foamiran: in total you will get 20 large petals (5x6), 7 small ones (4x4), 5 leaves (5x6) and a backing (7x7). You might want to make a couple more spare parts in case something breaks during the process. Trace all the pieces with a toothpick and carefully cut out with sharp scissors. Tint the light petals with acrylic paints using a sponge or grated pastel. For the base, make an egg drop out of foil or polymer clay, and insert a stem wire into it. Place each petal in turn on the iron for a couple of seconds and immediately roll them into an accordion, and then twist them into a spiral until the middle. Due to this, the outer edges of the petals will turn out to be openwork and realistic. Unfold the petal, form a boat and straighten and stretch the outer edge a little more with your fingers. In the same way, heat the leaves and sepals, give them shape and, if any, remove the texture from the molding. Start wrapping the plastic drop with petals from smallest to largest. Attach them with a glue gun and immediately trim the protruding edges from the bottom. The first layer must be dense - this is the bud. But lay the next ones more loosely, but so that each next petal covers the previous one to the middle. Trim the last rows at once and glue at two points directly at the base - this way they will turn out to be the most open. Secure the base with a large drop of glue, wait until it dries, and wrap it in sepals. Glue the leaves to a wire wrapped in the same green foam, and collect them on the stem of the rose.
Rosebud from foamiran
If you are making a whole bouquet or wreath, add a few unopened buds to it. It is the easiest to make - you only need 5 petals and 5 droplets for the sepals. Place each petal on the iron and immediately form a boat out of it. First give the sepals a shape by making cuts along the entire length, and then also make them concave. Make a drop out of foil or polymer clay and place it on a wire with a loop. Wrap the droplet tightly with petals, forming a cone - as in the photo. The next circle of petals does not fit so tightly - and all that remains is to glue the sepals on top.
Rose from whole inflorescences
This method is a little faster than forming a rose from individual petals. Here you immediately use whole inflorescences, so you will need fewer parts. To work, take white and green foamiran, pastel acrylic paints, wire, glue, foil or a foam ball for the middle. Transfer all three corolla patterns (2-3 parts each) onto a white sheet, and the gluing (1 part) onto a green sheet. The most convenient way to trace the templates is with a toothpick - it leaves a neat and noticeable mark. Make a loop at the end of a piece of wire and attach a foam ball with a diameter of about 1.5 cm. The petals are tinted with acrylic paint using a sponge or sponge. Although you can use regular pastel if you have the right shade. Cut all the corollas-inflorescences into petals, not reaching the middle a little - you will wrap them around the ball. Form the petals gradually, bringing one at a time to the iron and quickly pressing the middle with your fingers. At the same time, stretch the medium-sized parts a little more to get a voluminous “boat”. Form a gluing, wrapping all the ends, and work on the leaves. To imitate the texture of real leaves on them, handicraft stores have ready-made molds (stamps). Place the first small whisk on the wire and wrap the petals around the ball. Lay the petals one at a time from opposite ones and secure each one with a glue gun. Using the same principle, put on all the following corollas, in the process bending and forming the petals around the bud. Cut the wire, glue the backing and leaves - a beautiful foamiran rose is ready!
Leaves
To make the trunk and leaves for the rose, we need to have tape and foamiran of a similar green color. Sometimes everything together can be tinted and get a smooth color transition, but if the foil and the tape have a strong difference, then this is impossible to do. Therefore, in our case, we will cut out the leaves from white foamiran and then paint them in the color of the tape. Cut out 6 leaves measuring 7.5 x 3.7 cm.
Using an iron and a toothpick, give it the desired shape. We paint it. If coloring will be done with pastels, then first we paint, then we shape. If there is acrylic painting, then we form it and then paint it.
We cut 6 pieces of wire, 10 cm each. Using instant glue, glue it to the leaves.
We make two branches. We connect three leaves of tape with tape.
Using acrylic paint we tint the tape and some leaves.
We shape it into a thick wire and secure the leaves to it with tape. We thicken the trunk of the tape with tape or a paper napkin. If we thicken it with a napkin or some other method, then at the end it is still necessary to make a series of wrappings with tape. We paint the barrel with paint.
Remove the toothpick from the rose. Glue the rosette to the trunk.
The rose we made didn't turn out as impressive as if it had been a deep red color.
Advice! Choose bright foamiran for the rose flower, for example, red, yellow, blue. Choose foamiran for leaves to match the color of the tape (there will be less hassle with painting and tinting).
More master classes on flowers from foamiran on our website:
Wildflower wreath
Lights
Rose
Rose hip
Chrysanthemum
Orchid
Dahlia
Various flowers
Another flower
Brooch “Autumn Flowers”
Candlestick with poinsettia and gerbera
fantasy flower
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Discussion: 2 comments
- Maria:
March 26, 2020 at 11:00 pmIt looks very similar to the real thing, but only similar. But the callas and cannas would be as fresh from the flowerbed. Due to the texture of the material. Lilies would also look great. Don’t take it as criticism, it actually looks beautiful, I just remembered flowers where the thickness of the petal would make it possible to imitate naturalness.
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- Karina:
February 7, 2020 at 5:44 pm
Very beautiful rose, graceful! Only the color is unusual, I would rather make it red or pink, or at worst yellow.
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Lush peony rose
To make the flower even more expressive, use foamiran for the petals in 2-3 different close shades. Cut out all the blanks from the diagram - in the same quantity and proportions. The form does not have to be perfect - this will only add realism. It is convenient to warm up small petals and form them with a regular loop or any other similar tool. For larger ones, a ball of suitable diameter or a larger loop is suitable. But it is better to form the sepals and large petals by hand, carefully twisting and stretching. Take 4 pieces of wire and make a loop on each for the middle. Glue 3 small petals onto each, then 4 more larger petals. Gradually move the next 3 petals down so that the blanks look like in the photo. Twist the parts together in pairs and connect them together into one large volumetric middle. Start gluing all the large petals from the bottom, so that each next one overlaps the previous one by at least a third, and at the very end add a sepal. Correct the shape of the middle using a toothpick or any other thin tool.
Tea roses for decoration
Small foamiran roses are ideal for decorating wreaths, hoops and hairpins. Choose foamiran of one or more adjacent shades and cut a lot of small round petals about 1.5 cm in size. You will need from 6 to 10 pieces for one flower - so count the number in advance. Place each petal on the sole of the iron for a couple of seconds and immediately curl it. Then you need to straighten them and shape them with your fingers: bend them a little in the middle and stretch the edges. For the frame you will need a thin wire with a loop at the end - according to the number of flowers. Begin to tightly wrap each wire with petals in a spiral and form buds. Glue each next circle less tightly and bend the edges manually, with a toothpick or tweezers. If necessary, you can then add small leaves and sepals.
Manufacturing process
Working on a rose can take several hours, so you should only start it if you have enough free time. If you follow all the instructions of the professionals, the finished result will justify all the costs.
Pig from foamiran - making our own symbol of the New Year
Step-by-step instruction:
- Place a sheet of white paper on the work surface.
- Foamiran is placed on top, which is covered with another A4 sheet.
- The resulting structure is ironed. As a result of these actions, the material will become thinner and will hold its shape well.
- Using a ruler and a toothpick, mark out 2 types of parts: 5 x 3.5 cm (18 pieces) and 3 x 3 cm (15 pieces).
- Use scissors to cut out squares and rectangles.
- Then each workpiece is trimmed , giving it a teardrop shape.
- The edges of the petals, made from squares, are painted and shaded with a sponge.
- The workpieces are placed on the bottom of the inverted iron and held for no more than 3 seconds. This will soften the material and give it the desired shape.
- At the next stage, they begin to form the base of the flower. To do this, take a piece of wire and fold it in half.
- The resulting loop is twisted, and then foil is wrapped around it. The result should be a workpiece in the form of a voluminous drop.
- Painted petals are glued onto it one by one, trying to carefully bend the edges of the blanks.
- Large petals are glued in the same way. The only difference is that these parts are attached to the base only with a sharp edge.
- The ends of the blanks are tucked in, creating the most realistic flower possible.
- Leaves are made from green foamiran.
- To form a stem, simply wrap a thin sheet of material around the designer wire.
Flowers made from foamiran always turn out beautiful and look like real ones. If you carefully prepare and perform all stages of the work correctly, you can get an original decorative piece that anyone will like.