Gift packaging “A Million Scarlet Roses”

Women of any age are pleased to receive flowers, and receiving a bouquet, which is also a gift wrapping, is doubly pleasant. This master class will clearly demonstrate how to use colored and corrugated paper to pack in an original and beautiful way. present.



With the help of this master class, you can create designer packaging with minimal financial costs and a little free time, which will certainly surprise the recipient with its beauty and originality.
Materials for the master class:
- a sheet of purple paper;
- corrugated paper in pink and light pink colors;
- green threads;
- ruler, scissors, glue.
Progress:
1. In this example we will be packaging a small round jar of cream. To do this, place the jar of cream on a sheet of colored paper and visually determine the size of the future package.



2. We bend the side of the future packaging by 0.5 cm.



3. Apply glue to the top and sides of the package.



4. Let's connect, you should get a package with one open edge.



5. Place a gift inside the box.



6. Seal the last edge of the package.



7. Green threads, cut into different sizes.



8. Carefully coat each thread with PVA glue.



9. Glue the threads to the front of the package, leaving the ends unglued.



10. Glue all the threads in the same way.



11. Cut out a circle with a diameter of 3 cm from pink corrugated paper.



12. Visually, or with a pencil, draw a spiral. The more magnificent you want the rose, the more branched the spiral should be.



13. Cut out the spiral with scissors.



14. We begin to twist the spiral from the middle to the edges.



15. Place the resulting rose on a flat surface and give it the opportunity to unwind slightly.



16. Fix the free edge with glue.



17. To make it convenient to glue the rose to the packaging, trim the sharp edge a little with scissors.



18. In the same way we make light pink roses.



19. We make a large number of such roses, largely depending on the size of the package.



20. We begin to glue the roses to the stem threads.



21. If any irregularities have formed on the petals of our roses, we will trim them with scissors.



22. During the process of gluing and processing, the rose petals may have become deformed, so we will straighten them with a toothpick.



23. Making a bow. Take two strips 0.5 cm wide and 10-15 cm long, light pink and dark pink.



24. Glue them together.



25. Start rolling the roll using a quilling tool or a split toothpick.



26. Place the resulting roll on a flat surface or in a special ruler and let it unwind slightly.



27. We make two of these rolls. Give the resulting rolls a teardrop shape, lightly connecting the edges with your fingers. Let's glue them together.



28. The middle of the bow can be decorated with a decorative bead.



29. Glue the bow to the stem threads.



30. That's all, our packaging is ready.We wish you creative success!