DIY wire bicycle, DIY instructions. DIY bicycle - a collection of master classes using various materials

28.10.2019

A bicycle with forget-me-nots for mom. Master class with step-by-step photos.

A DIY gift for your beloved mom.

Sinotenko Alina, 11 years old, student of the “Handicraft” association at the Lesnovsky Children's Art Center.
Supervisor: teacher of additional education Novichkova Tamara Aleksandrovna MBU DO Lesnovsky House of Children's Creativity.
Description of work: Various technologies were used in the making of the craft: beadwork, working with paper and waste material. The master class will be useful to everyone who wants to please loved ones with a handmade gift.
Purpose: gift, interior decoration.
Target: making a gift for mom from beads and paper.
Tasks:
- learn to make flowers from beads using a weaving pattern;
- learn to model a bicycle using paper and waste material;
- develop imagination, artistic taste, and the ability to beautifully present a gift;
- cultivate neatness, hard work, love of creativity, attention and care for loved ones.

Materials and tools:

Colored cardboard, thick cardboard;
- blue and yellow beads;
- wire for beads;
- green floss threads;
- stick, spools of wire for beads;
- scissors, pencil, ruler;
- stand (bucket) for flowers;
- Titan glue.

Step by step execution of work.

But before we start making forget-me-nots from beads, I want to tell you a legend about these delicate, very cute flowers.

One day, the goddess of flowers, Flora, descended to earth and began to bestow names on flowers. She gave all the flowers a name and wanted to leave, but suddenly she heard a weak voice behind her: “Don’t forget me, Flora! Give me some name too!” Flora looked around - no one was visible. I wanted to leave again, but the voice repeated itself. And only then Flora noticed a small blue flower among the herbs. “Okay, be a forget-me-not,” said the goddess. Together with my name, I endow you with wonderful power. You will restore the memory of those people who begin to forget their loved ones or their homeland.

First stage. Forget-me-nots.

Let's get to work. Cut the wire 15cm long. We string 11 blue beads and close them into a ring.

We collect 11 beads again and make a second ring next to the first.

The forget-me-not will have five petals. Let's collect 11 beads three more times.
Each petal ring should be located close to each other.

Connect the flower petals and tightly twist the ends of the wire at the base of the corolla to secure them. Insert one large yellow bead into the middle. Forget-me-not is ready.

To make the flower stem stable, add a piece of thick wire and wrap it with green floss thread.

We make a lot of blue forget-me-nots to make a beautiful bouquet.
Forget-me-nots.
They are visible and invisible,
You can't count them!
And who just invented them -
Cheerful, blue?
Must have been torn off
A piece of the sky
We did a little magic
And they made a flower.
E. Serova

Second phase. Making a bicycle.

Let's make wheels for our bicycle. On colored cardboard we trace the wire spools, cut out four large circles and two small ones.

We cover the coils on both sides with colored cardboard.

We cut strips 1cm wide and glue the wheel blanks.

We make a hole in the wheels and insert a stick between the two wheels.

We wrap the stick with corrugated purple paper to match the wheels. We cut out a strip of hard cardboard 12cm long and also wrap it in paper.

Glue the strip to the bottom of the stick and connect it to the small wheel.

Let's cut out another small circle, a little larger than the bottom of the bucket and glue it to the bike. This will be a stand for a bucket of flowers.

Let's make a steering wheel. Cut two strips 1.5 cm wide, 10 cm long and a strip 13 cm long. Cover it with colored paper.

We connect the strips as in the photo. This will be the handlebar for the bicycle.

Glue the steering wheel to the small wheel. So our bicycle for transporting flowers is ready.

Add beads to the wheel and steering wheel. They will add completeness to the bicycle model.

Third stage. Setting colors.

For flowers we took a bucket with a candle. We really liked it both in shape and color. We made a hole in the wax and installed flowers. For color stability, we added a little plasticine on top.

Glue the bucket onto the stand. This is how tender and touching forget-me-nots look on a bicycle.

Before they had time to put the blue flowers in the bucket, the bees flocked to them!

Let's admire our little miracle from all sides.

Today's lesson is devoted to such an interesting topic as weaving with jute twine. You can make very interesting things from this material. This master class shows how to make a bicycle box.

We will need:

twine of 2 colors (light twine is made by soaking it in chlorine for a couple of hours);
glue gun;
coffee;
wire;
Titan glue;
dried tangerine skins.

I took my favorite ceiling tile, I really like working with it, it doesn’t lead to glue, it’s easy to cut...
So we cut out 3 wheels.

And we begin to wrap it with twine and double-sided tape.

And then I make the windings of the wheel and secure them together in the center...

And I start wrapping the knitting needles...

Here they are, my wheels, ready!

Now we take the wire of the length you need and begin to wrap it with twine using Titan glue. We use an awl to make holes in the center of the wheels and insert a crossbar wrapped with twine.

Then we cut out a ring with the same diameter as the future box... and wrap it with twine.

Then we'll glue it here. The crossbar should be no less.

Now let’s make the frame of our bike...

I'll show you closer... It was made from 2 parts: the singing part is the steering wheel. We start with the left steering wheel, go around the wheel and cut the wire (I’ll show you why later) and deliver the right steering wheel. (I hope I explained it clearly). My husband glued it together with a soldering iron, but I think it’s possible with a hot gun.
And the second part: we make the letter “l” from the wire, squeezing it at the base and slightly bending the top and gluing it to the steering wheel, and bending the ends and gluing it to the rear crossbar.

Let's try on the box...

This is exactly the detail I described above... This is the steering wheel wrapped only at the bottom, near the wheel. We reach the middle, make a hole in the front wheel and thread a wire into the wheel... It will be clearer now.

This is what happened. Glue the ring for the box onto the crossbar.

Here's the first fitting. The bike is ready, all that remains is to make the seat, front fender and headlight.

I'll show you how I did it. We take a thick file, I took a transparent folder (it’s more convenient, the file starts to squirm). On a piece of paper we draw what we want to do: I have a seat and a wing. We coat Titan with glue and begin to lay it out with twine. I took a lighter one to set off the whole bike. We wait 1 minute, when the part has set a little, remove it from the folder and turn it over and give it the desired shape. We wait a little, the glue dries quickly. Then we cut off the unnecessary glue from the sides with scissors and glue it to the bicycle using a hot gun. I cut the wing into 2 parts, cut out a recess at the cut point, and attached it to the bicycle using a hot gun, then 2 parts. Well, the seat and the headlight. It’s easy to make the headlight, twist it into a circle and glue it to the file, when it’s dry I glue it to the bike, with a coffee bean in the center.

Yes, I also wrapped the handles around the steering wheel with light twine and glued coffee beans to the wheels... And decorated the box.

Here it is ready!

This is the hanger on the steering wheel.

Front view. The steering wheel was decorated with contour paints.

Back view.

Casket.

Here is a box without a flower, you can see the narrow neck...

This is how it is removed...

And it stands on a wrapped ring, everything is stable!

Here's a closer look at the box...

Donyshko. Everything is wrapped with twine and double-sided tape.

Front wheel...

Photo on the shelf.

Nadezhda Ignatova (Voloshchuk)

Hello my dear friends, a long time ago I had to see on the Internet twine bike, a lot of time has passed since then, but the desire remains. Today is our holiday “Russia Day”, on which I congratulate you all, which means that all kindergarten workers have a day off, and I decided to do twine bike so that the day off is not wasted.

Now I will tell you how I did it. To make it we will be needed:leg-split, titanium glue or hot glue, cocktail tubes, cardboard, anything for decoration (coffee beans, beads, rhinestones, sequins) I used sequins (I store sequins and beads from under jars of gouache, it’s very convenient and nothing gets lost).

So, let's begin.

We cut out three blanks for wheels from hard cardboard. (you can circle a roll of tape, a mug, a glass) I have a rear wheel size of 8 cm, a front wheel of 10 cm. cm:

wrap all the blanks twine:

We make these blanks from 4 cocktail tubes (about 2 cm before and after the fold):

try it on:

wrap it around twine:

glue crosswise:

Glue the crosses into the blanks for the necklace With:

decorate the wheels (front on both sides, rear on one side):

take the tube, bend it and stretch it a little and insert a piece into it (in order for the tube to fit into the tube, you need to cut it a little and insert it with a drop of glue):

the blank is ready, we will need such blanks 2 :

wrap two blanks twine:

make a steering wheel, cut off 2 blanks (2 cm before the fold and 3 after):

connect them:

wrap it around twine:

another blank - a straight tube 11 long cm:

wrap the workpiece twine:

Let's start assembling. We insert a straight tube into the rear wheels and secure it with glue. We insert the blank into the front wheel and insert a piece of the tube between the upper tubes (1.5-2 cm) And paste it in:

wrap up the scrap twine:

We insert another blank into the front wheel (on the side, here So:

We place the front wheel with two glued blanks on the beam of the rear wheels and glue it:

glue the steering wheel:

put it on bicycle wrapped in twine and a flowerpot decorated with beads (for flowerpots you can use boxes of processed cheese, ice cream, sour cream, etc.):

decorate bike with flowers:

flowers for bicycle My 7 year old daughter made these - these are daffodils.

My daughter likes it. I already have 2 crafts from twine:

Thanks to everyone who watched to the end.

The master class is designed for students in grades 3-4, teachers and parents.

Target: for interior decoration, original packaging for a gift.

Necessary materials:

3. scissors

4. stationery knife

5. ruler

6. cocktail straws

7. glue “Moment”

8. compass

9. double-sided tape

Progress:

1. Cut out 3 circles with a radius of 5 cm from cardboard. Inside each circle with the same center, draw a circle with a radius of 4 cm and carefully cut it out with a stationery knife. We get 3 wheel blanks.

2. Glue thin strips of double-sided tape to each workpiece on both sides, wrap it with twine, and glue it.

3. Take 4 tubes, bend them and cut them so that the resulting corner has 2 cm sides. Each wheel requires 4 corners (12 corners in total).

4. Wrap the resulting corners with twine and glue them.

5. Insert the corners into the wheel blank and glue the joints.

6. We get 3 wheels.

7. Take 3 more tubes. From these we will make a frame for a bicycle (we must make 2 blanks). The length of the first piece is 11 cm, and the second is an angle (insert the tube into the tube and glue it) with sides equal to 20 cm.

8. Wrap the resulting parts with twine and glue them.

9. Take the first part (axle) and insert it into the central holes of the two wheels. We glue the joints.

10. We thread the second part into the third wheel (it will be the front one), clamp it and pull it behind the wheel with twine. We connect the ends of the part and glue them to the axle and two wheels.

11. Take 4 more tubes. Let's make a steering wheel. We cut two from the short end, leaving 3 cm. From the other two, we will leave only the bend, the sides of the corner should be 1.5 cm each. We insert the corners into the short sides of the first blanks.

12. We wrap the resulting parts with twine, connect them together (we wrap the twine tightly in the middle of the long sides) and glue them to the front wheel.