DIY decorative vase made of thread and glue. Master class with step-by-step photos. Vases made of balloons DIY master class made from balloons: jumper for children

Everyone has ever looked in their home for a container suitable for one small flower. For these purposes, I often use small glasses, but the flowers dangle in them. Today we offer you a very simple idea for creating a miniature vase from the simplest materials. You can make such a vase in just a couple of minutes. Also see the idea for filling it with cute flowers.

To create such a composition you will need:

The glass is about 5 cm in diameter;
- a balloon of the desired shade;
- floral wire/wire;
- foam balls of different sizes;
- paint of your choice + brush.

The process of creating a vase from a ball and a glass:

Take a glass and a balloon, and (starting from the bottom of the glass) pull the balloon onto the glass. This is the most difficult moment and may not work out on the first try. Now, press the top of the balloon in the glass (photo 3).

Cut two pieces of floral wire. One should be slightly longer than the other. Now, wrap the longer wire around the shorter one. This will help create a stronger "stem" and will also give it an interesting twisted metallic texture.

After the balls are dry, string them onto the “stem”. Can be secured with glue. Make a sufficient number of these “flowers” ​​and place them in a vase. Also, this resemblance to craspedia flowers can be felted from wool, which will look no less stylish.

This composition can decorate a holiday table. It can be placed next to a bowl of fruit in matching colors, in this case lemon and lime, to add contrast. Nice and fresh... isn't it?

which we did in one of the previously published instructions. But today we will use a different technique for weaving fabric from ShDM balls. If you make this sculpture from pink balls, then both vases will be exactly the same. In total, you will need about 12 balls for this sculpture. I will use 5 gray and 7 pink balls. I will make horizontal rows from pink balls. And I will make the vertical (connecting) lines from gray balls. At the same time, I want to draw your attention to the fact that in this sculpture there are only 6 vertical (connecting) lines. 5 lines will be gray. And I will make the sixth vertical line from pink balls that I use to make rows. Inflate all five gray (connecting) balls, leaving approximately 15 cm tails (photo 1). Note: in all instructions I use only 260 model balls and indicate only approximate sizes.

Pump up the first pink balloon
leaving approximately 12 cm tail (photo 2).

We will make all the bubbles of one row the same size. We will make the shape of the sculpture by increasing or decreasing the size of the bubbles in the rows in the same way as we do. We start making a vase from the base. We make a chain of the first six pink approximately 5 cm bubbles (photo 3).

We close both ends of the chain of the first 6 pink bubbles into one lock. We made the first row (photo 4). Note: By changing the size of the bubbles in the rows, the number of rows and the number of bubbles in the rows, you can make a variety of sculptures.

Now we need to tie the nozzles of the gray balls between the pink bubbles of the first row (photo 5). As I mentioned earlier, I will use the pink row balls to make the sixth vertical (connecting) line. If you want to make all 6 vertical lines gray then you need to trim the rest of the 1st pink ball. And tie a sixth gray ball in its place.

We will make all connecting bubbles between the rows the same size, approximately 2 cm. We make the 7th pink connecting bubble. I make the bubbles of the second row approximately 8 cm long. Making the 8th pink bubble. We make a connecting bubble of the nearest gray ball (photo 6).

We close the free end of the gray connecting bubble
with the end of the 8th pink bubble (photo 7).

We work all the bubbles of the row moving
in one direction around the sculpture (photo 8).

We close both ends of the second row into one lock (photo 9).
We will make all the sculptures in the same way
only by changing the size of the bubbles in the rows.

If you run out of a pink balloon at any point, then you will need to tie the nozzle of a new pink balloon to the last bubble of the previous pink balloon. You can then trim the rest of the previous ball. Make a connecting bubble (photo 10). In this example, the remainder of the first pink ball is too short for the next bubble. Therefore, I will have to attach the nozzle of the 2nd pink balloon to the free end of the last pink bubble. And then you can cut off the rest of the first pink ball or simply hide it inside the vase - it will even be faster and easier;)

We make bubbles of the third row of approximately 11 cm in size (photo 11 - 14).

From this side you can see what this vase looks like
if it is made from balls of the same color (photo 13).

We make bubbles of the 4th row approximately 14 -15 cm long (photo 15). This will be the widest part of my vase. We can already use this sculpture in this form as a basket, bowl, as a hat or even as a skirt.

In the next rows I will reduce the size of the bubbles.
We make bubbles in the fifth row, about 11 cm long (photo 16).

We make bubbles in the sixth row, about 9 cm long (photo 17).

We make bubbles in the seventh row, about 7 cm long (photos 18 and 19).

We make bubbles in the eighth row, about 5 cm long (photo 20).

We make bubbles of the 9th row about 3 - 4 cm long (photo 21).

We make bubbles in the tenth row, about 3 cm long (photos 22 and 23).
This is the narrowest part of the neck of our vase.

Now I will increase the size of the bubbles in the next rows.
We make bubbles in the eleventh row, about 6 - 7 cm long (photo 24).

We make bubbles of the 12th row about 10 - 11 cm long (photo 25). We've done the last row. Now you can trim off the remains of all the balls. Or you can decorate the top and sides of the vase with them. For example, you can attach handles to a vase.

In this example, I will make the 13th row of gray (connecting) balls. We make soft bubbles of the 13th row, about 13 - 14 cm long (photo 26). For convenience, I make one bubble from each gray ball. And from the last gray ball I will make two bubbles.

We cut off the remains of all the balls.
The ends of the balls can be hidden between the bubbles of the sculpture.
This is a top view (photo 27).

This is a view of the vase from below (photo 28).

If we made a vase only from pink balls, it would look (except for the top) exactly like (photo 29).

Below you will see the vase from different sides (photos 30 - 35).

Decorative vase “Flower meadow”. Master class with step-by-step photos

Tuzova Gulnara Mikhailovna, primary school teacher at the Blyudchansky secondary school in the Chanovsky district of the Novosibirsk region
Description: This master class will be of interest to school-age children who know how to crochet, primary school teachers, technology teachers, additional education teachers, kindergarten teachers, creative parents and anyone who is interested in creativity.
Purpose: The vase can be used to decorate the interior, as a gift, souvenir, or for an exhibition.
Target: making a vase from thread and glue.
Tasks:
- explain the stages of making a vase from threads, glue and a ball;
- explain and show different ways of knitting and making flowers;
- improve crocheting skills;
- form the correct grip of the hook;
- develop fine motor skills of the fingers and eye;
- develop attention, memory, creative imagination, aesthetic taste;
- cultivate perseverance, accuracy, love of creativity;
- create a creative mood.
Materials required for work:
- balloon;
- PVA glue;
- glue gun;
- remnants of half-woolen threads - different shades of green, red, white, yellow, blue and black of medium thickness, you can use “grass” yarn;
- crochet hook No. 2;
- thin threads;
- scissors;
- felt-tip pen;
- wide brush;
- latex gloves

Safety precautions when performing work
with scissors:
- place the scissors on the right with the blades closed, pointing away from you;
- pass the scissors rings forward with blades closed;
- when cutting, the narrow blade of the scissors should be at the bottom;
- scissors must be well adjusted and sharpened;
- store scissors in a specific place (box or stand);
with glue:
- children should use a glue gun only under the guidance of a teacher;
- after work, unplug the teacher;
- do not open the tube of glue with your teeth;
- apply glue with a brush;
- after work, tightly close the tube of glue;
- do not allow glue to get on clothes, hands, face;
- in case of contact, inform the teacher and rinse well with running cold water.

Step-by-step work process:

First, inflate a balloon of the required size and place it on the neck of a plastic dish

Below its middle, draw a line with a felt-tip pen, determining the size of the vase.

Now we cut green yarn of different shades so that each thread can wrap around the ball above this line

In a bowl, dilute PVA glue with water (3:1)

We wet the threads (we wear gloves), squeeze them out and place them tightly on the top of the ball.

Then, with a wide brush or hands, spread PVA glue over the entire surface of the threads to better hold the shape of the vase and let it dry for 24 hours

While the vase is drying, we crochet different flowers - red poppies, blue cornflowers, white daisies, yellow dandelions

Legend:
VP (air loop - point);
RLS (single crochet - cross);
Dc (double crochet – stick with a dash);
СС2Н (a double crochet stitch – a stick with 2 dashes);
СС3Н (a column with 3 crochets - a stick with 3 lines);
SS (connecting post - arc).
Poppy diagram:

Poppy knitting method:
5 VP in the ring and SS.
1st row: 1 VP for lifting, 10 RLS and SS - black yarn
2nd row: 3 VP, 2 S2H, 3 VP, 1 SBN – repeat 5 more times – with red yarn

Cornflower scheme:

Method of knitting cornflower:
6 VP in the ring and SS.
1st row: 1 sc in the ring, 5 VP, 2 C3H in the ring, 5 VP and 1 sc in the ring - repeat 5 more times - blue yarn
2nd row: 9 VP, 1 RLS, 5 VP, 1 RLS, 9 VP, 1 RLS – repeat 5 more times – with blue yarn

Chamomile pattern:

Method of knitting chamomile:
5 VP in the ring and SS.
1st row: 1 VP for lifting, 10 RLS and SS - yellow yarn
Row 2: 10 VP and SS – repeat 9 more times – with white yarn

Dandelion diagram:

Dandelion knitting method:
6 VP in the ring and SS.
1st row: 3 VP for lifting, 15 DC in the ring and SS
Row 2: 3 VP and SS – repeat 15 more times – all with yellow yarn

I can suggest another way to make flowers without crocheting

For example, to make a chamomile, cut white yarn into 10 pieces 4 cm long, fold it in half and wrap it at the base with sewing threads to match

Drop glue into the middle of the chamomile and attach a yellow thread twisted into a circle.

We make a cornflower in the same way, but cut the blue yarn into 8 pieces and glue a purple or blue thread in the middle

Using this method of making flowers, you can fantasize with color, shape, and size.

After the vase has dried, we pierce the ball with a needle, take out the remaining rubber - we get a decorative and original vase

View from above

Side view

Advice: if there are damp threads left, dry them with a hairdryer, and to level the bottom of the vase,
Place a jar of water inside and leave for about another day.
Finally, the most pleasant moment has come - decorating the vase with wildflowers. We glue the knitted flowers evenly to the vase with hot glue, otherwise it may tilt to the side

Regardless of age, we all love balloons!!

DIY lampshade made from a balloon and thread

Do you want to have stylish and unusually beautiful pendant lights in your kitchen or bedroom? Then try this amazingly simple project.

Inflate the balloon to the size you need. Then, after soaking the thread in glue, wrap it around the balloon. The balloon should be wrapped at different angles and in different directions. You should get an unusual openwork pattern that resembles a cobweb.

Now you need to give the craft time to dry thoroughly. When everything is dry, puncture the balloon, wait for it to deflate and carefully remove it from the mold.

With a ready-made lampshade, you can update old lamps and chandeliers and decorate rooms in an apartment or country house with them.

DIY confetti vase made from a balloon

You can make this colorful vase for sweets with your own hands in a matter of minutes.

Inflate the balloon, cover part of it with a layer of glue and apply a thick layer of confetti on top of the glue. Give it time for everything to dry well. Then burst the balloon and carefully separate it from the frozen composition.

Trim the edge of the vase using scissors.

This unusual bright vase will be an excellent decoration in any interior.

DIY night light made from wax and a balloon

This original lamp is made of ordinary wax.

To make it, you need to melt a certain amount of wax in a metal bowl. Place the bowl of melted wax in hot water (but not boiling water). Slowly lower a balloon filled with water into the melted wax and just as slowly remove it from it. Place the ball in wax on any flat surface to get a flat bottom. Once the wax has cooled and hardened, the ball can be popped and removed.

Place small candles inside the wax lampshades and enjoy the soft and dim light that will give you an atmosphere of romance and comfort.

Chocolate vase

If you want to surprise your guests and your family, then be sure to take advantage of this unusual idea for making chocolate vases.

Melt the chocolate and lower an inflated balloon into it (the balloon should be washed well beforehand) to the desired size. Then give the chocolate time to harden and feel free to remove the ball.

If you want to achieve unusual shapes, simply pour melted chocolate over the inflated balloon.

Thus, you can make bowls, vases and openwork plates for your homemade desserts. You can serve fruits, ice cream, cakes, whipped cream and other goodies in chocolate vases.

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