Volumetric hearts made of satin ribbons for Valentine's Day

08.11.2019

Volumetric hearts made of satin ribbons for Valentine's Day. Two detailed master classes
Master class volumetric heart made of roses.

To make roses, we need ribbons 4 cm wide: satin (red and white), shiny organza (red and white).5.
Let's make roses with the following combination of ribbons:
White satin ribbon + white organza, 14-16 pcs. roses;
White satin ribbon + red satin ribbon, 14-16 pcs. roses;
White organza + red organza, 10-12 pcs. roses;
Red satin ribbon + red organza, 5-6 pcs. roses;6.
The next step is to make a base on which we will attach (assemble our roses). The base will be a three-dimensional heart made of cardboard7.
Master class: Volumetric heart made of cardboard.
First we need to prepare templates from which, in the future, we will cut out the elements of our heart. We make the template according to the diagram (see photo below), you need to prepare 4-5 templates for each level (one template each). When making a middle-level template (this is the largest template), use a square with sides of 10cm or 9cm as the base (see photo), then each new level will be 0.5-0.7cm smaller.8.
After preparing the templates, we begin cutting out the parts. For each template we need to cut out two parts, in the end we will get 8-10 parts.9.
So, all the details of our volumetric heart are cut out and ready. Let's start assembly.10.
First we glue two large parts together, then we glue the parts on both sides, folding them in order of decreasing size, see photo above.
Next, we need to smooth out the gradation of our model, for which our model needs to be tightly wrapped with ordinary tape in several layers until the gradation is completely leveled. Also, instead of adhesive tape, you can use strips of paper, first smooth out the gradation of the model with your hands, then you can paste it over with paper.11.
So our model is ready, and, the final touch, in order for us to be able to use the cardboard heart we made in the future, we should cover it with paper tape.12.
The heart is ready. This three-dimensional base can be used to make various crafts. Lovers of weaving with beads, we do not recommend passing by such an original master class. When you see it, you will definitely have interesting ideas. In general, all needlewomen will be able to prepare themselves magnificent preparations for the upcoming Valentine's Day holiday. A heart made with your own hands will become a gift that will tell better than words about the feelings of the giver.13.
Master class roses from ribbons
Our original roses will be made from two strips of ribbons of different colors or the same color but different shades, your choice. The MK uses white and gold ribbon 4cm wide and 35-40cm long, that is, the length of the ribbon is = 10*the width of the ribbon. The width and length of the ribbons can be varied, as a result of which you can get many different roses from ribbons, for example, if the length is shorter than half the above length (ribbon length = 10*ribbon width), then we will get a rosebud, and if longer, then a fully open rose flower (see photo of options at the bottom of the article). 14.
Place the ribbons together, right sides up, and use a lighter to align the edges of the ribbons.15.
Bend the bent part of the tape in half along the width of the tape. The bend should be slightly angled, as shown in the photo above. Next, fold the edge folded in half, aligning it along the top of the bend.17.
Not reaching the edge of the bend by about 1 -1.5 cm, we bend outward. The bending angle is approximately within the range of 20-45 degrees; by varying the bending angle of the petal, you can achieve different effects.18.
And the last step is to secure the end of the tape. The end of the ribbon can be secured with a needle and thread or, as I did, with a lighter, depending on your preference.21.
As mentioned above, varying the length and width of the tape, as well as the bending angle of the petals22.
We proceed directly to assembling a volumetric heart from roses.24.
Let's start gluing our roses (white roses) in the middle of the volume, as if dividing our model into two parts, see photos above and below.26.
After we have completely pasted the middle of the model in a circle (photo above), we proceed to gluing the next row of roses.27.
After finishing gluing the second row, we start a new row and glue red and white organza roses, photo below.28.
And the last row, red roses made of organza and satin ribbon.
So we collected half of our heart from roses. Let's turn the model over and continue gluing the roses, as described above from the second row.
After finishing gluing the roses, we add completeness. Let's make a scattering of pearls by gluing white beads in different places. And finally, let's add a lush bow, which will give our gift an elegant look.29.

Lena Novikova

Master class on the topic:

"Heart for loved ones".

So, for us to work required:

1. Red cardboard, a sheet of white paper,

2. Scissors, glue gun, wire cutters,

3. Artificial flowers, beads, hearts,

4. Copper wire 2 pieces, 50 cm each.

5. Satin ribbons white and red.

First, cut out a template from white paper and transfer it to red cardboard 3 times.

Cut out three heart.

We fold hearts in half, red side inward.

We put the wire together and bend it in half. We twist the middle of the wire, leaving a loop for tapes.

The result was a blank similar to umbrella: there is a loop on top and four “antennae” - ribs.

Wrap three wire tendrils in white satin ribbon, and glue it at the end so that it doesn’t unravel.

Hearts glue them together like a triangular lantern, passing a bare wire through the center. Antennae wrapped tape, direct between the red ribs heart. We twist all the wires together into one bundle. We bite off the excess wire with wire cutters, and on one, we string a bead and secure it.

Glue on the ribs heart beads or hearts.

(Note: If you do not wrap the wire tendrils tape, you can string beads on them.)

Decorating the top of the head heart artificial flowers ribbons, beads.

A voluminous heart made of roses is an original gift for Valentine's Day.

It's always nice to receive gifts. And if they are also symbolic, then doubly so. We invite you to give your other half a surprise, which will be both a gift and an explanation of your feelings.

To make roses, we will need ribbons 4cm wide: satin (red and white), shiny organza (red and white).

Let's make roses with the following combination of ribbons:

White satin ribbon + white organza, 14-16 pcs. roses;

White satin ribbon + red satin ribbon, 14-16 pcs. roses;

White organza + red organza, 10-12 pcs. roses;

Red satin ribbon + red organza, 5-6 pcs. roses;

The next step is to make a base on which we will attach (assemble our roses). The base will be a three-dimensional heart made of cardboard

First we need to prepare templates from which, in the future, we will cut out the elements of our heart. We make the template according to the diagram (see photo below), you need to prepare 4-5 templates for each level (one template each). When making a middle-level template (this is the largest template), use a square with sides of 10cm or 9cm as the base (see photo), then each new level will be 0.5-0.7cm smaller.

After preparing the templates, we begin cutting out the parts. For each template you need to cut out two parts, in the end we will get 8-10 parts.

So, all the details of our volumetric heart are cut out and ready. Let's start assembling.

First we glue two large parts together, then we glue the parts on both sides, folding them in order of decreasing size, see photo above.

Next, we need to smooth out the gradation of our model, for which our model needs to be tightly wrapped with ordinary tape in several layers until the gradation is completely leveled. Also, instead of tape, you can use strips of paper to first smooth out the gradation of the model with your hands, then you can paste it over with paper.

So our model is ready, and, the final touch, in order for us to be able to use the cardboard heart we made in the future, we should cover it with paper tape.

The heart is ready. This three-dimensional base can be used to make various crafts. Lovers of weaving with beads, we do not recommend passing by such an original master class. When you see it, you will definitely have interesting ideas. In general, all needlewomen will be able to prepare themselves magnificent preparations for the upcoming Valentine's Day holiday. A heart made with your own hands will become a gift that will tell about the feelings of the giver better than words.

Our original roses will be made from two strips of ribbons of different colors or the same color but different shades, your choice. The MK uses white and gold ribbon 4cm wide and 35-40cm long, that is, the length of the ribbon is = 10*the width of the ribbon. The width and length of the ribbons can be varied, as a result of which you can get many different roses from ribbons, for example, if the length is shorter than half the above length (ribbon length = 10*ribbon width), then we will get a rosebud, and if longer, then a fully open rose flower (see photo of options at the bottom of the article).

Place the ribbons together, right sides up, and use a lighter to align the edges of the ribbons.

Bend the bent part of the tape in half along the width of the tape. The bend should be slightly angled, as shown in the photo above. Next, fold the edge folded in half, aligning it with the top of the bend.

Not reaching the edge of the bend by about 1 -1.5 cm, we bend outward. The bending angle is approximately within the range of 20-45 degrees; by varying the bending angle of the petal, you can achieve different effects.

And the last step is to secure the end of the tape. The end of the ribbon can be secured with a needle and thread or, as I did, with a lighter, at your discretion.

As mentioned above, varying the length and width of the tape, as well as the bending angle of the petals

Let's start gluing our roses (white roses) in the middle of the volume, as if dividing our model into two parts, see photos above and below.

After we have completely pasted the middle of the model in a circle (photo above), we proceed to gluing the next row of roses.

Glue red and white roses on a new row of roses.

After finishing gluing the second row, we start a new row and glue red and white organza roses, photo below.

And the last row, red roses made of organza and satin ribbon.

So we collected half of our heart from roses. Let's turn the model over and continue gluing the roses, as described above from the second row.

After finishing gluing the roses, we add completeness. Let's make a scattering of pearls by gluing white beads in different places. And finally, we’ll add a lush bow, which will give our gift some elegance.

So our volumetric heart is ready. Not difficult, but very original. So, you can get ready for Valentine’s Day and don’t need to run around shopping for a gift. After all, you can make a symbolic surprise with your own hands.

Master class on making an original valentine with a three-dimensional heart from a satin ribbon using the “lotus flower” module.

With such a valentine you will not only please your loved one, but will also pleasantly surprise you.

1. We make the main rim of our heart, for which we need 8 lotus flower modules.

Connecting the modules to each other: take two lotus flower modules and screw them (as shown in the photo).

Thread one of the strips from one flower into the base of another flower (as shown in the photo above). Pull out a strip from the other side of the plexus at the base of the flower, leaving a distance between the flowers equal to or slightly greater than the width of the flower.

Next, bend the strip in the opposite direction and bend the strip again along the width of the plexus (or the width of the strip itself), see photo above. Stretch the strip a little more and thread the last bend into the base of the flower as shown in the photo below; if the strip is long, then step back from the last bend to a distance equal to the width of the strip and cut off the excess. Next, pull the strip back, securing the plexus.

In this way, fasten the other strip, but with a taper we take a strip of another flower and weave it into the first flower.

We also weave two more strips from the outside, for which we turn our flowers over and thread the remaining strips under the opposite flower as shown in the photo below.

As a result, we will get the following result, see photo. Thus, connect 8 flowers in a circle and lay out a heart.

Next we weave the top of the heart, forming a volume, for which we need three modules. We begin to weave from the upper two mounds. Take one module of a lotus flower, and connect three sides with a circle, forming a side mound, as shown in the photo below, also weave another mound.

So, one side of our volumetric heart is finished, in the same way it is necessary to weave the remaining three modules to the other side.

As a result, we will get such an original and very beautiful heart.

You don’t need a reason or means to express your feelings. However, often you really want to please your loved ones with some kind of gift. An easy-to-make, delicate, airy heart made from satin ribbons can be a wonderful hand-made valentine. I was inspired to create it by a heart made of fresh roses.

Materials and tools used to make the heart:

hot pink satin ribbon (5 cm wide, 4.10 m long)
pale pink satin ribbon (5 cm wide, 3 m long)
pale pink satin ribbon for decoration (1 cm wide, 0.5 m long)
beads for pearls
matching threads
scissors

Cut the hot pink and soft pink ribbons into 15 cm long pieces. Each piece of ribbon will be a separate flower.

To form a flower, you need to fold the pieces of ribbon in half along the long side, sweep one side seam and the ends of the ribbon, then pull it off.

Then you should slightly correct the resulting flower, make the petals open and secure it with a thread and a needle.

After the required number of flowers have been made (28 hot pink and 20 soft pink), we sew them together in pairs. You get bows. From these we will collect a Valentine's heart.

We form a heart from bows. We carefully place the soft pink bows in the middle, and the bright pink ones on the sides. We sew the bows together through the middle and secure with threads.

We decorate the sides of the heart with a narrow pale pink ribbon.

We sew a loop from the remnants of the ribbon so that the heart can be hung.

We decorate the decorative ribbon with pearl-like beads. Our beautiful heart is ready!

January is already coming to an end and soon the beloved holiday of lovers, “Valentine’s Day,” will come. One of the symbols of this holiday is, of course, the heart. On this occasion, I present to you a master class on hanging DIY satin ribbon hearts, which you can give to your other half. It can also be used as home decoration and thereby create a romantic atmosphere.

To create a heart from satin ribbons we will need the following materials:

thick cardboard;
pencil;
scissors;
stationery knife;
pink satin ribbon 2 cm wide;
thin pink satin ribbon 0.6 cm wide;
white flowers;
pink roses;
white mother-of-pearl bead halves;
lighter;
glue gun;
threads with a needle.

How to make a heart from satin ribbons with your own hands?

Draw a heart on a piece of cardboard with a pencil. To make it clearer what size you should get it, we enclose it in a square whose sides are 12 cm.

Cut out the heart with a stationery knife. Be sure to place the cardboard on some kind of support (for example, a wooden plank) so as not to damage the surface of the table.

Take a pink satin ribbon 2 cm wide and use a glue gun to glue one edge of the ribbon to the cut out heart. We wrap it completely with tape, then trim the edge and fix it with glue.

We attach white flowers on top. In this case, they are on a wire, with which you can attach them to the heart. If you have other flowers, then glue them with glue.

We divide the thin satin ribbon into five pieces, each 16 cm long. Next, cut another piece of ribbon 25 cm long, fold it in half and tie it to form a loop. We process all edges with a lighter.

First we tie a loop to the top of the heart in the middle, tying the edges with a bow. We also tie the remaining ribbons into bows, distributing them throughout the heart (the distance between the ribbons is approximately 2.5 cm).

We divide a pink satin ribbon 2 cm wide into pieces 10 cm long. To work, you will need 12 such pieces. We process the edges with a lighter so that the fabric does not crumble.