How to twist the tubes from newspapers you will learn from today's publication. The master class is useful to all masters and needlewomen who would like to learn to weave the baskets, vases, wreaths, trays, decorative flowers and compositions and much more. First, I propose to admire the beautiful works - braided braid from newspapers and inspire to use the cutting material for interior decoration).
How to twist the tubes from newspapers. Master Class
You can turn the tubes from magazine pages, wrapping paper, cash tape, from school notebooks and, of course, from newspapers from the most affordable material. Relief of the newspaper - one page is cut into 4 parts. We will turn the tubes on a skewed stick, you can also use a thin needle (craftsmen with experience perfectly steep tubes even on a short match).
We cut the newspaper, take one strip and tip with glue. Pay attention to which degree you need to put a crash wand - approximately 30 degrees. With this position of the stick of the tube you will be twisted correctly. With the correct cutting of the tubes, one end should be wider than the other, it is necessary for extension, gluing the tubes between themselves during the weaving process.
Hour a newspaper strip on the tube:
Hounding the entire strip, fix the tip of the newspaper by glue, and pull out the wand.
All tubes should be obtained by the same length and thickness, it will contribute to the creation of neat, flattened and beautiful braids.
To quickly wind the tubes, and they always need to have at hand in large quantities, fold together several strips of the newspaper, as shown in the photo below, and immediately lubricate their tips with glue. So it will be faster. By the way, the tubes can be twisted with the help of a screwdriver, but I will tell you about this in the next publication). Follow the updates on the site.
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