Rhinestone or Kundan flowers makes very beautiful gift for any Occasion and can add beauty to any part of your house. They might look as lots of work but these pretty flowers are really easy to make. You don’t need any special skills or tools to make these flowers.
So here I would like to share step by step tutorial to make Rhinestone flowers
Material Required
• 5 or 6 Rhinestones or Kundan (pre-drilled with two holes) in any desired colors and shapes (for one flower)
• 24 gauge artistic wire (your choice of color)
• Green florist’s tape
• 30 or 32 gauge of paddle wire for assembly
• Wire cutter
• Wire pliers
• Assorted beads for making flower centre (optional)
• Small Earthen pot (optional)
• Floral Sponge or Plaster of paris (optional)
• Moss grass or pebbles (optional)
• Wool (optional)
• Embellishments for pot (optional)
Petals
1. Cut your 24 gauge wire in desired length
2. As you can see below, there will be two holes on either side of your Rhinestone
3. String Rhinestone from front-side into the lower hole with wire
4. Pull through enough wire
5. Now string Rhinestone from back-side into the upper hole
6. Tug wire gently and pull it up straight
7. Now fold it down and twist it tightly
8. Cut the desired length, this makes one petal
9. Make 5 or 6 petals for one flower in a same way
Flower Stamens (optional)
1. Cut 25cms long wire
2. String 6 beads and place them in centre of your wire
3. Now run one end of the wire thorough 3 beads in a row
4. Gently pull both the wires in opposite direction to form a circle
5. String one different colored bead on the wire, which went through 3 beads earlier
6. Pull the bead down and twist both end of wire
7. Your basic bead flower stamen is ready.
Leaves (optional)
• Make leaves with green Rhinestones , by following same steps as petals
• Artificial leaves can also be used
Pot (optional)
• Wrap wool around the earthen pot and add hot glue
• Embellish pot in whatever way you want, I used pearls circled with gold glitter here
Assembly
• Gather petals around stamen without any gaps and twist them tightly with plier
• Snuggly wrap a paddle wire to secure it
• Cover entire stem with florist’s tape
• Arrange flowers as desired
So as you see anyone can make these stunning flowers, give it a try and you will love the results
Have a Creative Day
Shahana
Thank you for giving lovely comments, As far as concern about veiner, I made it by using cold porcelain, but these day totally engaged in designing own veiners plus cutters and gathering information of resin material. InshaAllah soon share it. I have seen all your blog posts. Really you have done a fantastic work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rubina,
ReplyDeletecant wait,your tutorials are always rocking.
i am also trying to make a resin leaf veiner,i already have a polymer one but i would like to have resin one.
Thanks for the visit, your kind words are always source of inspiration.
These are sparkltacular! Very fun--thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you for bringing your hodgepodge to my party! Hope to see you again.
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Thanks Becky and Gay
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait to try this - I am going to add them to my potted plants
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit
ReplyDeleteYeah go ahead they look beautiful in sunshine
So pretty and a great tutorial! Thanks for sharing @ ANYTHING RELATED!
ReplyDelete~Rebekah
thanks Rebekah
ReplyDeleteWow. I don't think I'll really get it until I try to make one myself but I want to try. They look so pretty. TFS.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!!! I'm so impressed.
ReplyDeleteThanks alot
ReplyDeleteVery sparkly and bright. I love them! Thanks for sharing at 'Look at me, I'm SO Crafty!' at Fun to Craft.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are beautiful! They look so elegant, and complicated. But you're right, they would be pretty easy to make.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking this to A Little Craft Therapy with Life in the Pitts.
Thank u all
ReplyDeleteThese are sooo beautiful! Cant wait to log the in the PROJECT: LIBRARY! Thanks so much! Xx Rayan
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Thanks for linking up at Mad Skills Monday!
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Thanks! these are awesome. I am featuring them at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com. grab my "featured" button.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! Great tutorial. I love the colors you used. So pretty! Thanks again for joining The Sunday Showcase. I greatly appreciate it! Hope you have a wonderful week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteveryyyyy bautiful
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful! I'd love to try making some. Could you please explain what a "paddle wire" is? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you all
ReplyDelete@Margaret - Paddle wire is thin,cheap but very strong kind of wire,can easily be found in floral craft section of any craft store
Thanks very much for the explanation! Wonderful tutorial!
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