Prepare tools and materials first. I use a 4 cm wide ribbon. The petals are red this time, and the leaves must be green. Cut the petals into 9cm long with ribbon and cut them into 15 segments; Cut the ribbon for making leaves into 5 sections with a length of 5 cm. Burn both ends with a lighter after cutting to prevent the thread from falling off. Be careful when using scissors and lighters

Make the petal part first, the ribbon is also divided into front and back, and the front is smooth. Fold the ribbon into a triangle with the back facing upward and the front facing inward, then fold a small triangle on the big triangle and sew it with a needle and thread. Do the same operation at the other end, and do the same 15 flap.

Then do the bud part. A bud consists of three petals. Turn the sewn petals over, squeeze the hot melt adhesive on the left, put the stem on it and roll it quickly to the middle. Squeeze the hot melt adhesive on the right and roll it up quickly (as shown in Figure 3). Find a good position and paste the second and third petals.

After the flower bud is made, it can be used as a flower bud part. Glue the remaining 12 petals together with hot melt adhesive, one by one, and the radian will naturally form after gluing, then squeeze the hot melt adhesive at one end and slowly roll up the flowers.

After the bud part is completed, the leaf part consists of five pieces, which are divided into front and back like petals. Fold the reverse side in half, and then fold it in one head. After folding, squeeze a little hot melt adhesive between the two small triangles, then pinch it and stick it together. The other four pieces are the same.

After the leaves are formed, sew them together with a needle and thread, squeeze a little hot melt adhesive at the roots of the two leaves, pinch them and stick them together, so that the leaves are finished.

Finally, put the stem through the hole in the middle of the leaf, and coat the bottom of the flower with hot melt adhesive. Push the leaves up quickly and press the leaves to make the leaves and buds stick together.