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Crafts made from beads are simply mesmerizing. All kinds of decorations, key rings, animal figurines are made from small multi-colored balls; bead paintings of various subjects look original. Plant-themed crafts (beautiful flowers or graceful trees) are an excellent decoration for your home interior. Today you will learn how to make a miniature mimosa tree. The work is painstaking, requires perseverance and concentration, but at the same time beading helps to relieve nervous tension and, plunging headlong into work, take a break from the daily routine. And the result will please not only you, but also the guests of your apartment.

To create mimosa from beads you need to prepare:
- yellow, green and dark green beads (two packs of 25 g);
- two skeins of thin wire (green and silver), plus a piece of denser wire (aluminum will do);
- floral tape (brown and green);
- an empty cream jar;
- scissors;
- plasticine.

necessary materials


Step 1. First you need to cut a piece of silver wire (about 60 cm) and take yellow beads. At this stage you will make a branch with flowers.

cut a piece of silver wire


Place several beads on the wire (up to 20 pieces).

Place beads on the wire


Separate 7 pieces and make a loop of wire, you get the first turn.

make a loop out of wire


So continue to form turns of 7 beads.

continue to form turns

continue to form turns


There should be approximately 15 turns on one branch. If there are fewer of them, the branch will be shorter; if there are more, the branch will be longer.
Once all the flowers are formed, you need to fold the twig in half and twist the two halves of the wire together to form a tight twig.

fold the twig in half

fold the twig in half


It is necessary to make 5-6 long blanks with flowers and the same number of short ones.
Step 2. Now you need to move on to weaving the leaves. In mimosa they look like spruce branches. Therefore, if you have already made a Christmas tree or pine tree from beads, then it will be easier for you. Cut 80 cm of green wire and put 7 green beads on it (it is better to mix dark with light and mix them up). Leave one (outermost) bead on the wire loop, and pass the other end through the remaining 6.

go to leaf weaving


Gradually you should have from 10 to 28 thin leaves. When short ends of the wire remain, intertwine them together.

go to leaf weaving


You need to make 6 of these complex leaves. They can be of different lengths, it all depends on the size of the wire cut.
Step 3. Now proceed to forming the tree. To begin, cut 10 cm of aluminum wire and screw three branches with flowers (yellow) to its end. Wrap everything with green floral tape (it's sticky on one side).

Beaded mimosa


Then add two leaves to the branch and wrap it with green ribbon again.

add two leaves to the branch

add two leaves to the branch


So you should get three large branches on which 3 yellow and 2 green blanks are attached.

Beaded mimosa


Twist the three trunks together and secure the ends of the wires tightly. Wrap the entire tree with green tape.

Beaded mimosa

Beaded mimosa


Step 4. Take an empty cream jar (bottom part) and put a piece of plasticine in it.Wrap the jar with brown floral ribbon.

Beaded mimosa


Insert the tree into the container and secure it well with plasticine. Then you need to carefully wrap the entire surface with a brown ribbon.

Beaded mimosa


The magnificent miniature mimosa tree is ready. It will look original on one of the shelves in your home.

Beaded mimosa
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