Common things (jeans, skirts, blouses, bags and even home textiles) can be made much more attractive with the help of decorative elements. For this purpose, butterflies, flowers and other cute details are used. But to decorate an item exclusively is quite expensive. So why overpay if you can make roses yourself from satin ribbons and then use it as a unique decor?

Today it is not a problem to purchase satin and satin ribbons of any width and a wide variety of colors. Our goal is to reveal the secret of making a designer flower at home. We tried to choose the most accessible master classes, the training on the basis of which does not cause any difficulties, even. So, now you will learn how to make a rose from a satin ribbon and see a step-by-step photo.

Making a satin rose from a wide ribbon

To work, purchase a needle, threads that match the color of the ribbon, and a wide satin ribbon. The tape should be 6.5 centimeters, it will take a little less than a meter.

From the wrong side, fold the tape in half and mark at a certain angle (45 degrees). In this case, the tape should fold diagonally. Now baste the product along the edge, and you need to finish the process at the same angle at which you started.

When you pull the thread, the ribbon will come together. Fold the very edge into a bud and sew it to secure the product. Now wrap the assembled ribbon around the bud, not forgetting to periodically stitch the product for strength. Also secure the very end of the tape with thread and needle.

Making rose stock

This version of the rose is different in that it does not have a pronounced bud, so the resulting flower even somewhat resembles a carnation. Buy 50 cm of 65 mm wide ribbon, matching thread and a needle.

As in the first case, to make a rose from a ribbon you need to fold the satin blank with the wrong side and baste along the edge. When the ribbon is gathered, twist the very first curl tightly and gradually wind the ribbon, fastening each turn with stitches. Similar manipulations can be done with ribbons of different widths, and then the flowers will turn out different from each other.

Little roses

Miniature roses are needed for decoration wedding dress, artificial bouquets and decorative compositions. Now we will tell you how to make roses from satin ribbons with your own hands and describe the entire master class step by step:

1. To make roses from satin ribbons, buy 1 meter of ribbon 10 mm wide (can be in a reel so that the product does not get tangled).
2. Wrap the very end of the tape at a right angle.
3. By folding the ribbon three times, you will get the core of the flower.
4. The folded section must be fixed using firmware.
5. To make rose petals, wrap the free end of the ribbon around the bud and each time sew on elements to secure it.
6. Bend the remaining tip of the tape, wrap it around the resulting flower and secure with stitching.

Rose from leftover ribbons

If you have a lot of small pieces left over from ribbons, but you don’t want to throw them away, use them to make multi-colored roses. It is important that the segments are at least 10 cm in length. Additionally, before work, stock up on scissors, a needle and thread. So, let's start our master class:

• it is necessary to bend the edge of the tape at a right angle;
• bend the edge again and then secure it with a tight stitch;
• in order to make a flower petal, you need to take the pieces and fold them at right angles on 2 sides, then sweep the edge and pull the workpiece by the thread;
• the petal should be attached to the bud and secured with stitching;
• We repeat the last manipulation with each petal-shaped blank, and firmly fix the last one so that the rose does not fall apart.

How to make a rosette from a satin ribbon: step-by-step photos

Now we will tell you how to make a simple rose in a short period of time. So, let's get started:

1. We buy a thin green satin ribbon (3 mm wide) and a red, white or pink ribbon 10 mm wide. We also stock up on a dinner fork (don't be surprised!).
2. Thread the ribbon intended for making a rose between the tines of the fork (make 3 or 5 windings on the tines).
3. Without removing the ribbon from the fork, take a needle and matching thread and sew all layers of the ribbon with one stitch.
4. Do the same on the other side of the tape, but after removing the product from the fork.
5. At the place where the thread is stitched, tie the rose with a green narrow ribbon.
6. Starting with the topmost petal, begin picking apart the rose leaves using your fingers.
7. When all the petals are disassembled and given the desired appearance, we finally form the flower and sew leaves twisted from green ribbon to the underside. The product is ready!

How to make a lush rose from a satin ribbon with your own hands: step-by-step photos

Almost all homemade roses are similar to each other, but there are still some differences. Some flowers turn out flat and bulky, while others look convex and almost believable. To work, stock up on thread with a needle, hot glue, a pin, a lighter and the main element - a satin ribbon about 1 meter long.

Tip: to prevent the tape from fraying during operation, its edges can be carefully scorched with a lighter or candle flame.

Stepping back a couple of centimeters from the very edge of the ribbon, fold the fabric at a 30-degree angle, and then fold it again at an angle down the edge of the ribbon. When making stitches, starting at the bottom and moving to the right, move exactly along the edge. After this, bend the edge of the tape upwards and away from you and sew the product along the edge.

The more folds you get, the more voluminous the rose will be. To assemble the element, pull the thread, gathering the edges of the rose into one place. Make the middle of the rose by twisting the central petals into tight knot and fixing it with hot glue.

As you can see, making roses from satin ribbons is not very difficult: the main thing is to follow the instructions, and sometimes show your imagination, as in the case of self-production or, which can also be decorated with flowers. Decorate yourself and your home with cute satin roses, it's so feminine!

Fabric flowers look impressive, and you can make the decoration yourself. To do this, you will need a satin ribbon of a certain size, a glue gun or a needle and thread. You can use homemade fabric roses anywhere: in the interior, decorate a craft, decorate a photo frame, make a brooch or hair decoration.

Many needlewomen know that a product made with their own hands is worth a lot. A piece of soul is put into such work, so each product is considered unique. You can also make your own rosette from ribbon.

How to make a rose from a satin ribbon - tools and materials

In order to make a royal flower yourself, you will need a little perseverance, as well as knowledge and materials.

Let's start by preparing materials and tools:

• prepare a satin ribbon 2.5 cm wide;
• scissors;
• lighter;
• glue gun;
• base for fastening: a felt circle, a hairpin or a brooch.

How to make a rose from satin ribbon

Let's learn how to make a rose from a ribbon together:

• In order to get started, you need to make blanks. Cut the satin ribbon into pieces 7 cm long. In total, you will need 6 petals to create one flower;

• how to make a petal: bend the edge of the tape (we work with the wrong side) on the right side to form a triangle, turn the workpiece with the reverse side, turning the triangle away;

• The edges must be pressed tightly with your fingers and melted with a lighter;

• repeat your steps again so that on the opposite side it turns out exactly the same as on the right side. the workpiece is ready. For one rose you will need 6 petals. The petals need to be turned with the front side, with small triangles facing up;

• We begin to form a bud - you need to apply hot glue to the bottom of the workpiece, quickly roll the tape into a tube before the glue has time to set. We recommend immediately, while the glue is soft, to form a neat bud, straightening it with your fingers;

• Glue the next petal and all the others in this way: apply glue to the edge of the workpiece, but glue only the edges to the bud. The middle remains free; you need to quickly form a neat fold with your fingers and press the tape to the bud. This is how a rose is formed. Each subsequent petal must be glued with a slight offset to make the rose lush;

• The satin ribbon rose is ready - all you have to do is think about which fastening to choose: a headband, an elastic band, a clip or a brooch.

How to make a rose from a satin ribbon. Method 2

Roses can be made both large and small. If you need to make a beautiful, soft rose on a leg, then it is best to choose another assembly method - using a thread and a needle. There are many options: a twisted rose, when the ribbon is twisted around the bud and the bottom is fastened with thread, or when individual elements are prepared and then sewn together, the thread is pulled up - and this way you can get beautiful petal. Each method is good in its own way, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with a detailed master class on creating a rose from a satin ribbon in order to make a beautiful royal flower yourself:

Let's continue our acquaintance with different ways making roses from ribbons. In this ribbon embroidery lesson we will learn another version of a rose based on assembly using basting stitches. And if in the “Lady” rose the basting was done along U-shaped lines, then in this rose we will baste along a straight line.

Necessary materials:

• tapes of different widths (for example, 10, 20, 30 and 50-60 mm)
• thin needle (for example, beaded)
• thread to match the ribbon
• scissors
• lighter
• maybe sewing pins

Option one: the gentlest of the tender

This option for creating a rose from satin ribbons is the simplest of those presented in this master class, but this does not detract from the beauty of the rose!

We take a tape 25-30 mm wide and 70-90 cm long, cut the corners at an angle of 45°, and scorch the edges with fire.

We tie a secure knot on a thread that matches the ribbon and place a basting stitch along the edge of the ribbon, starting from the corner and ending at the corner.

We assemble according to the basting, distributing it evenly, and secure it to the corner with several stitches. We do not cut the thread.

We begin to twist the ribbon, not forgetting to secure it with several stitches at the base.

You need to twist it so that the front side of the tape is inside the tube.

At this stage, the blank can be sewn to the fabric and then the rose can be formed, fixing each petal directly to the fabric.

This is the rose we got.

It can be used for decoration or sewn to fabric in embroidered work.

As an experiment, you can make the same rose from a wide ribbon (6 cm or more). Fold it in half along the edge, lay a basting stitch, not forgetting to make the corners at an angle of 45°. Then the manufacturing process is the same as for 30 mm tape. Such a rose will be even more magnificent.

Option two: extraordinary two-tone rose

Using two ribbons, one of which is narrower in width and of a contrasting color, you can make a two-color rose, with an emphasis on its middle.

I have an orange ribbon 12mm wide and a red ribbon 20mm wide, length 70cm.

Now you need to overlap the ribbons with a basting stitch along the face using a thread to match the ribbon that will be on top. I have an orange ribbon on top, I sew it with an orange thread.

This is how it turned out on the wrong side.

Now you can lay a basting stitch for assembly and then twist the rose. I want to show how you can make a flower even more natural.

We wrap the sewn ribbons on a ruler (or any other device) or simply fold them, the width of the fold is 4-5 cm.

Carefully remove from the ruler, align the edges and trim the corners of all layers of tape. We singe the cuts along the entire length of the tape.

You can trim not only the corners, but also the edge to form a beautiful petal.

We twist it tightly at any edge of the ribbon, forming the center of the flower, and secure it with several stitches.

Place a basting stitch along the edge of the orange tape. At the end of the tape we make a basting at an angle of 45°.

We assemble along the basting seam.

And we collect the rose as in the first option.

The rose is ready. Sew, if necessary, to the fabric.

For clarity, video from Evgesha Ryzhkova.

Option three: luxurious blooming rose

This rose is also made using a basting stitch, but before basting, the tape must be folded in a special way.

The manufacturing process is somewhat more complicated than the two previous options, but the beauty of this rose exceeds all expectations and you will not regret the time spent.

For work, it is better for us to prepare a soft ribbon with a width of 25-60 mm (I have a 50 mm ribbon), it is difficult to determine the exact length, it is better not to immediately cut the ribbon from the skein.

The narrower the tape, the smaller piece of tape we need. Approximately, the length of the tape should be 20 times greater than its width. For example, if the tape is 5 cm wide, then for work you need to take a tape about 1 meter long.

We bend the corner as in the photo.

Secure it with a few stitches.

We form the center of the flower by twisting the ribbon. Secure with several stitches of thread to match the ribbon.

Now we need to bend the tape so that the edges meet. We bend edge BC to edge AB.

And along the edge line (DE) we fold it so that the edges and the fold are on the outside.

We sew all three layers with a basting stitch: edge, fold and edge.

We continue to work, connecting the edges, folding the tape and stitching with a basting stitch.

You can secure all three layers with a sewing pin before stitching.

The photo below shows an intermediate stage of work. The workpiece should be wrapped in a circle.

Two such circles are enough to complete this rose. This is what the preparation should look like.

Now you need to twist it. You can twist it right now, fixing the turns, and get a half-opened bud. This is what it will roughly look like.

Or you can make a blooming rose. To do this, you need to gather the workpiece along the basting seam.

And twist it, fixing the turns. This is how it will be on the wrong side.

Here we have such a blooming beauty!

The video from Anastasia Kulikova shows the entire process of making this rose.

These ribbon roses will undoubtedly decorate your work, be it a craft or an embroidered painting!

And in conclusion, beautiful roses made using this method, from the masters of ribbon embroidery.

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I have long promised to tell readers about making. And here is an article in which I will introduce you to different ways of creating such flowers. Detailed master class I didn’t do it, because all the necessary actions will be clear from the photo. But if you still have questions, then you, dear readers, can always ask them in the comments.

There is a section on the “Seven Deluhi” blog, in which I have posted quite a few articles about the creation hair jewelry with your own hands. They are all different and easy to make. In one of the articles I talk about their creation. When decorating their center, I used a small rosette made from a satin ribbon, without telling how to make it, referring to a separate description. Why? Yes, because this design is universal and can be used in many types of needlework.

Ribbon roses come in different varieties: small and large; both independent flowers and sewn on (ribbon embroidery); made of ordinary tapes and wire tapes; fastened with silicone glue or stitched with a needle and thread. There are also a lot of ways to make such flowers from ribbons. I will share the main options today.

How to make a rose from satin ribbon

Method 1. Rose folded from gathered ribbon.

Method 2. Pleated rose.

You can watch the video in more detail on how to make a pleated rose.

Method 3. Twisted rose. She resembles an unopened flower.

Method 4. Volumetric rose on a conical base.

Method 5. Rose from twisted ribbon.

The result is a slightly thick flower, but this is still one of the options for its formation. The ribbon is constantly twisted and hemmed around the bud.

Method 6. Miniature rose from ribbon.

This is how it will turn out if you use a tape 5 mm wide or less. If you look at the photo, you can see small flower, which is difficult even to hold in your hands. Therefore, use a match, toothpick or skewer.

Method 7. Rose made of satin ribbon.

There will be several photos for this method. They are similar to each other, but I decided to post them anyway so that readers can look, compare and choose the most understandable one for themselves.

In addition to such a large number of photos, I suggest you watch another video on creating a rose from a ribbon.

Literature: School of embroidery: Ribbon embroidery; Niola Press. 2008
Chinese book “Ribbon Jewelry”

P.S. As you may have already noticed, I have illustrated the last two articles with enlarged photographs. Which design option do you prefer? Please answer in the comments. Thank you in advance.

In this article we will talk about the queen of gardens - the rose. We will offer several master classes on how to create it yourself from various ribbons.

Marvelous beautiful flower has delighted and captivated people for hundreds of years. There are countless legends about the rose. different nations. Greek myths tell that a white rose emerged from the sea foam that enveloped the body of the goddess Aphrodite as she came ashore. According to Iranian legend, all the flowers came to Allah and asked him for a new ruler, instead of the beautiful, but lazy and idle lotus. Allah heeded their requests, creating a beautiful white rose with sharp thorns. According to Hindu beliefs, the goddess Lakshmi, the embodiment of beauty, was born from a rose bud. Scandinavian legends say that in the spring, with the laughter of the fire god Loki, the snow melts and roses bloom.

The queen of gardens was a very revered flower among many peoples. In the Roman Empire, winners of battles were awarded wreaths of roses. When Cleopatra received the commander Mark Antony, his path to the queen’s chambers was strewn with rose petals several tens of centimeters in height. In Christian mythology, the white rose is considered the flower of the Virgin Mary. Roses were depicted on the coats of arms of many noble families of antiquity.

There are now many varieties of roses, from the usual shades of pink and red to completely extraordinary ones: emerald green, blue, black and dazzling white.

In this article we will make roses from ribbons. Thanks to the wide variety of ribbons in size, texture and color, their roses always turn out different and beautiful. Such crafts will be an excellent decoration for a hat or handbag. They will become an original brooch, decorate a hair clip or turn into a charming boutonniere.

Ribbon rose

Option 1

Rose made of ribbons 1 cm wide

You will need:

• Tape 1 cm wide (approximately 75-80 cm);
• Needle and nylon thread to match the ribbon;
• Large needle with a wide eye;
• Cloth (you can take a napkin);
• Hoop;
• Coin;
• Pencil;
• Scissors;
• Decorative elements (lace, pearls) optional.

On the canvas you need to draw the outlines of a coin and mark five points along the perimeter at equal distances. Mark the center of the circle.

We fix the canvas on a hoop and, using nylon thread to match the ribbon, embroider a snowflake with five “rays” intersecting in the center. We fasten the thread on the wrong side.

Now take the ribbon and tie a knot at one end. We insert the second end into the eye of the “gypsy” needle.

Let's start embroidering a rose. We pass the needle and tape from the inside to the face in the center of the circle. We have five “rays” made of nylon threads. We will pass the ribbon in a circle, alternately threading the ribbon, now above the “beam”, now under it. Twist the ribbon in a spiral. The splendor of the rose will be directly proportional to the number of turns of the ribbon. The tape should not be tightened too tightly, as this can deform the canvas and make the rose petals flat.

After you have reached the required volume of the flower, take the ribbon to the wrong side and tie a knot similar to the first end of the ribbon. Most of the ribbons are quite silky, and the knots can come undone over time. To prevent this from happening, grab both ends of the ribbon from the inside with a couple of three stitches using regular threads.

You can sew several pearl beads into the core. As an additional decorative element, you can use round lace of small diameter. Just align its center with the center of the intersection of the “rays” of the snowflake, which serve to attach the tape. Now you can embroider a rose as described above.

Finally, you need to trim off the excess fabric, leaving minimum required, so that the thread fastening does not unravel.

Option 2

You will need:

• Tape 5 cm wide;
• Needle and thread to match the ribbon;
• Safety pins (you can take any pins with heads);
• Candle or lighter;
• Sharp scissors.

First you need to cut the blanks for the petals. For one rose flower you will need: 8 pieces 10.5 cm long and 9 pieces 11.5 cm long. The edges of all blanks must be melted over the flame of a candle or lighter so that they do not fluff.

We begin to make a rosebud from a smaller piece. Turn the front side away from you and bend the upper right corner down, as shown in the photo. We got a small shiny triangle. Secure with a pin. Now take the lower right corner and fold it from right to left. Secure with thread.

Fold back a small strip of tape along the top edge. Make a couple of stitches along the bottom and secure the bud with a thread.

We arrange the ribbons as before. We bend the upper part of the ribbon by about 7 mm and secure it with pins. We bend the upper corners of the tape down and secure it with pins again, as shown in the photo. We pass basting stitches along the bottom of the workpiece and slightly tighten the petal.

We attach it to the bud, crossing the ends. Sew it on.

We perform all the other petals of both sizes in the same way. We sew them in a checkerboard pattern one by one.

It turns out this is a rose.

Option 3

To create the next rose you will need a soldering iron. Thanks to it, there will be no need to melt the edges of the tapes and gluing the workpieces. If you don't have a soldering iron on hand, you can use a wood burner. Sometimes it comes with a fabric attachment.

You will need:

• Satin ribbon 5 cm for petals (choose the color to your taste);
• Satin ribbon 2.5 cm for green leaves;
• Soldering iron;
• Needle and thread;
• Metal round template for petals;
• Artificial stamens;
• Tweezers.

As a round metal pattern, you can use a cap from baby food or pickles. The size of the flower will ultimately depend on its diameter.

Fold the 5cm wide ribbon in half with the shiny side facing inwards. Now you need to cut out circles with a soldering iron, as in the photo, leaving the lower part unsoldered. For each flower you will need at least 10 such blanks.

The edges of the petals are tightly secured with a soldering iron. Turn them shiny side out onto your face. We sew the unsealed bottom with a stitch. The thread needs to be pulled off.

Fold the stamens in half. We wrap them into one petal and secure them with hot glue. Next, we begin to glue the remaining petals overlapping, like a real flower.

Advice! If you are just starting to try your hand at floristry, and this is your first flower, use Moment Crystal instead of hot glue. The first option is faster and sets in seconds. The second one needs a couple of minutes to glue, and you will have time to arrange the petals in the best positions.

To create the leaves you will need pieces of green tape approximately 8 cm in length. We position the segment vertically and bend the upper left corner so that the upper half of the ribbon becomes perpendicular to the lower one (see photo). Now fold the upper right corner (a) with the lower left corner (b). The resulting workpiece has a triangle-shaped top. We unfold the future sheet with the wrong side facing the face. We fold the lower right and left corners together, as in the photo. We cut off the ends a little and melt them over the fire.

Now all that remains is to glue the leaves to the rose.

Option 4

Ribbon rose using kanzashi technique

Materials and tools:

• Satin ribbon 5 cm wide;
• Needle and thread to match the ribbon;
• Tweezers;
• Scissors;
• Lighter or candle.

The number of petals will depend on how lush the rose you want to get in the end.

We cut the tape into squares 5 x 5 cm. We melt the sections over a flame.

Now you need to fold the square in half diagonally. The fold line is located at the top.

We bend the right and left corners to the bottom.

Now you need to cut off the lower corner of the workpiece in a semicircle and glue it by melting it over the fire. If you have a soldering iron, you can use it. This tool allows you to skip the cutting step. After working with a soldering iron, the edges of the petals will be immediately smooth and glued together.

Let's start forming the rose. Roll the first petal into a tube. The folded side faces outwards. We wrap the middle with the next petal and sew it on. Continue sewing the petals overlapping. The folded side should always be on the outside.

The result is a rose like this.

Option 5

Chic lush rose made of satin ribbon in champagne color

You will need:

• Satin ribbon (wide);
• Candle or lighter;
• Scissors;
• Needle and thread in the color of the ribbon.

The tape must be cut into square pieces. We cut out rose petals from them so that one of the processed ends of the ribbon is the bottom of the petals. You can take a real petal as a sample. We melt the edges of the cuts over the fire, turning the wrong side towards the flame. After this, the petals will become slightly curved. For one flower you will need from 10 to 15 petals.

For the core of the flower, twist the bud. Take a rectangular piece of tape and fold it in half lengthwise. The fold line is located at the top. We lower the upper right corner (about 4 cm) down to form a right angle. Now fold the lower right part of the folded corner again and secure it with a couple of stitches of thread. We don’t cut it off, we start twisting the ribbon around the package. Every two or three turns, stitch the workpiece with thread. When the bud is of sufficient size, fold the free end of the ribbon downwards. Secure with thread.

Now you need to sew the petals around the bud. We attach them overlapping, as shown in the photo, with the convex shiny front side to the bud.

Now you can attach the leaf and the rose is ready.

Option 6

Miniature rose

Such a crumb will look great as a decoration for a hair tie.

You will need:

• Satin ribbon (medium width) for petals and leaves;
• Safety pins;
• Needle and thread to match the ribbon.

You need to place the ribbon on the table and bend it from left to right about 6 cm.

Take this end of the tape and bend it down so that a fold of 45⁰ is formed. We secure this bend with a pin. The end of the tape looks down.

We bend the second end of the tape up in the same way. We also secure the bend with a pin. This is what should happen in the end.

If we unfold our workpiece, you will see 4 small squares.

Do not remove the pins. We unfold it back and use a stitch stitch to go around the entire perimeter of the workpiece. Now you can remove the pins and tighten the thread a little. We unfold the resulting spherical blank and straighten the petals of the future rose.

Now we make the core for the flower. This will require another piece of tape. Fold its ends crosswise so that the upper part forms a loop (see photo). With pins you need to fix the place where the ends of the tape intersect. We cut the ends and sew them with a stitch, as shown in the photo. The figure resembles a pentagon with sides different lengths. We tighten the thread and again we get a spherical workpiece, but it does not have a hole in the center, like the previous one.

Now we insert the smaller one into the larger part, thereby closing the hole. The result is such a cute little rose. All that remains is to make leaves for her.

For this you will need a green ribbon. At one end we roll up a cone by simply throwing the edge of the tape over (see photo).

At the second end you also need to make a similar figure. You need to pin the joints of the ribbon and then sew them to the finished rose.

Now you can attach the craft to an elastic band or hair clip.

Option 7

Opened lush rose made of satin ribbon

Materials and tools:

• Satin ribbon of two colors (for petals and leaves) 5 cm wide;
• Glue gun and hot glue;
• Scissors;
• Candle or lighter;
• A decorative element for the core (a beautiful button, a large bead or something of your choice).

Cut the tape into pieces. For one rose flower you will need: 10 pieces 5 x 5 cm, 10 pieces 5 x 6 cm, 10 pieces 5 x 7 cm and 12 pieces 5 x 8 cm.

We round the right and left corners at the narrower side. Now you need to melt all the workpieces over the fire. We pinch the smooth narrow edge, as in the photo. Can be secured with glue or melted again.

Now all that remains is to assemble the flower using a glue gun, starting with the inner circle of the smallest petals. We glue them together. You will need approximately 5 pieces. The next layer and all subsequent ones will be in a checkerboard pattern. We insert a core into the center: a beautiful button, artificial stamens or a bead.

If you want to make leaves, you will need 6 - 7 pieces of green tape 5 x 5 cm. From five we make exactly the same blanks as the petals. We glue them to the bottom of our flower.

We use two pieces of green ribbon to make the base for the flower. To do this, coat the wrong sides with glue and glue them together. Cut out a circle from the blank. It is necessary to melt the edges over the fire.

Now glue the rose with leaves to this circle and you're done. Can be used as decoration for hair clips and elastic bands. Make a brooch, decorate a handbag or hat.

From small roses you can also make a charming and delicate topiary - the European tree of happiness. To do this, crafts must have a flat base.

Experiment, create.