Bouquet Bunga 2 Cellophane

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Key insights about video Bouquet Bunga 2 Cellophane

🌸 Cutting and arranging layers of styrofoam and cardboard is the first step in making a salafine flower bokeh.

🌸 Tissue paper is used to create the petals of the flowers by folding and sticking them to the cardboard.

🌸 Black salovan paper is used to create screens and layers for the flowers, adding dimension to the bokeh.

🌸 The technique of folding and bending the screens and layers gives the flowers a blooming effect.

🌸 The remaining salovan paper is used to create additional layers, making the bokeh design more intricate.

🌸 The top part of the bokeh is covered with more salafine paper, adding depth and texture.

🌸 The final touch is the addition of a ribbon to complete the bokeh design.

Timestamped Summary

00:06 Using a styrofoam base, cut to a width of 8 cm and 3 layers thick

00:29 Attach 8 cm styrofoam jets to a cardboard with a height of 20 cm

01:44 Use three pieces of tissue paper folded and stick them to the cardboard

02:29 Cut two black salovan paper sheets and attach them to the cardboard to create an initial screen

03:14 Attach long pieces of salovan paper to create a screen frame

04:31 Use remaining salovan paper to create more screen layers, each placed slightly further forward

06:03 Make ice folds with remaining salovan paper for the first screen layer

06:57 The top part is complete

07:01 Divide another sheet of salfin into 8 equal parts

07:24 Cover the neighbor's scar with one part of salfin

07:36 Roll up two more parts of salfin for the left and right sides

08:20 Cut and fold three parts of salfin to create cones for the right side

09:25 Fold remaining pieces of salfin and attach them to cover the front

09:47 Create different folds for the left and right sides

10:21 Cut the remaining two parts of salfin into 4 equal parts to create tiers for the skirt

11:08 Add folds for the skirt and kriwilan

11:41 Attach a red ribbon to complete the flower bokeh tutorial

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Q&A

What materials are needed for the salafine flower bokeh tutorial?

The materials needed for the tutorial are styrofoam, cardboard, flower stalks, decorative leaves, tissue paper, salovan paper, and ribbon.

How do you create the base for the flower bokeh?

The base is created by cutting a styrofoam piece with a width of 8 cm and a thickness of 2 cm. Three layers of styrofoam are used, and they are attached to a cardboard with a height of 20 cm.

How do you create the screens for the flower bokeh?

The screens are created using pieces of black salovan paper. One sheet is cut into 4 parts, and two pieces are used to create the initial screen. The remaining pieces are folded and attached to create additional layers of screens.

How do you create the tiers and kriwilan for the skirt of the flower bokeh?

The tiers and kriwilan are created by cutting the remaining two parts of salovan paper into 4 equal parts and attaching them to create the layers of the skirt. The kriwilan has many folds and can be adjusted according to personal preference.

What is used to cover the remaining parts of the flower bokeh?

The remaining parts of the flower bokeh are covered using the leftover pieces of salovan paper and tissue paper. These pieces are folded and attached to cover the front and add decorative elements to the bokeh.