Three tutorials on how to make non-woven carnations!
When I turned on my computer this morning, I found that the messages in the background were exploding again!
There are so many friends who left messages saying: I also want a tutorial on non-woven fabrics!
Well, to satisfy everyone, today we will talk about non-woven bouquets.
Xiaoyi wrote before An article on how to identify domestic and imported non-woven fabrics.
You can search in the historical messages.
Most of the articles mentioned today are It uses imported non-woven fabric.
Generally, thinner ones are used. No need to buy too thick ones.
Two round pieces of non-woven fabric can make a carnation, and a handful of them are strung together with wire to create a bouquet.
It’s also beautiful when placed in a box.
Non-woven fabric strips can also be made into a carnation.
You can also make cute carnations by cutting six pieces of M-shaped non-woven fabric and a triangle.
Cut a piece of non-woven fabric that is five centimeters wide and 25 centimeters long by four centimeters horizontally, leaving one centimeter and rolled up to create beautiful flowers.
Which one of these super simple non-woven flower methods do you like better?
