Free Craft Tutorial on how to make red roses wall hanging Valentines day Craft. Great Valentines day handmade gift idea for kids or adults.ÂÂ
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Materials required to make Red Roses Wall Hanging Craft
- Red Chart Paper
- Old Cards
- Beads
- Laces or Thread
- Knitting needle or Barbecue Stick
- Fevicol
- Scissors
Process to make Red Roses Wall Hanging Craft
Step 1 – From old cards cut multiple heart shape cut out and paste them together to give your wall hanging a sturdy base.
Step 2 – From red chart paper cut four heart shapes and fold them from center.
Step 3 – Take a red thread and tie a white pearl at one end. Then paste all the four heart shapes (cut out in previous step) along the center margins and then tuck it in your heart shape (pic below).ÂÂ
Step 4 – On red chart paper draw some spiral shapes ( as many roses as you want to make) and then cut them (shown below).
Step 5 – Take the knitting needle or barbecue sticks and start folding the cut outs from outer end to inner end one by one. This folding will give you rose shape flowers.
Step 6 – Paste all the flowers on the heart shape ( cut in step 1 ) and paste a Ribbon loop on top so that you can hang you wall hanging.
Your red roses wall hanging Valentines day craft is ready.
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