Christmas spiral weaving from newspapers. Master class for all fans using the cast material and creating beauty from it to decorate the interior.
Today we will consider a spiral type of weaving and look, for which it can be applied today, when the preparation for the approaching New Year is in full swing. Spiral weaving from newspaper or journal tubes can be weave wreaths, candle holders and Christmas trees, and in this you now see for yourself) Look, what beauty and does anyone guess that all this is just from old newspapers)
Christmas spiral weaving from newspapers
So, for work we will need the following materials:
- Paper tubes - you can use newspapers, magazine pages, old school notebooks or cash regulations,
- paper glue
- Form for soiling - In this embodiment, this is a bottle of spray from a deodorant or air freshener,
- Paint for tubes,
- Varnish for wood.
It is possible to paint the tubes to work (veneer or dry dyes diluted in water) and after - any paint, including iodine, green, hair paint, and so on. In the case of spiral weaving, it is best to paint spray paint, as it's hard to paint all the holes. Upon completion of work, be it a wreath or a Christmas tree, the product should be covered with varnish.
Christmas spiral weaving from newspapers. Getting to work. We start with three tubes plus one auxiliary for weaving. Take the bottle. Weaving are starting with the bottom. See photos that do not need comments:
Tubes are increasing, glue with each other, during weaving. The shape for the soaring, the bottle, stretch in the process of all weaving from the resulting tube with a spiral weaving. A spiral tube can weave any length you need.
This way can wean the Christmas wreath for decorating a festive interior. Or horseshoe for happiness)
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A strong version of a christmas wreath with candles, cones, cinnamon sticks, fir branches and Poinsettia flower:
Spiral weaving can be weave the floor fluid vase. Only in this case will require a form for large-size soils - for example, a three-liter bank.
Another photo of the master class on weaving the Christmas candlestick.
Christmas trees can also be sprung by spiral weaving. To work, you will need a form for the soakedout, which can be done from cardboard itself - twist the cone of the desired height.
