"New DIY contest week25 begins// DIY//LETS SEE WHAT YOU CAN CREATE /

I am @meheruntinni
From #bangladesh

Hello everyone! How are you all? I am fine, by the grace of Allah. Alhamdulillah. First of all, thanks to @mesola for arranging such a nice weekly contest, which is in its week25 and whose theme is " DIY//LETS SEE WHAT YOU CAN CREATE . I am pleased to join today's competition. I made a paper craft for today's contest. I made a papercraft gift for today's contest. I made a bouquet and this bouquet has many red flowers on it. How I made the bouquet I have shared with you step by step here. So let's start.

The things I needed to make the craft

• red paper
• scissors
• glue
• pencil

First, I cut the red paper with scissors and cut it into four sizes. Connect the two corners of that square paper with glue and make it like a paper thong. In the picture you can see how the paper is folded and the shape of the top.

Then I took some old paper and rolled it into a ball. You can see in the picture how I crumpled the paper. Now I have covered that white paper with red paper.

This ball is put inside the prepared red paper. I inserted the paper ball inside the thong and stuck it well with glue.

Now I made a round paper and glued it inside that thong. In the picture, you can see how I prepared the paper to make the bouquet. Now I finished making the bouquet.

Then I took a red paper to make flowers. I have drawn some circles in the red paper. Then I cut those circles with scissors to make flowers. You can see in the picture how many round paper I take. I will make flowers with this paper.

I have cut those papers round with the help of scissors to make flowers, you can see it in the picture. Then I made a flower by twisting the thorn part by hand.

When the flowers are made, I put them in the bouquet one by one with glue.

The flowers have been planted. Later I cut a red piece of paper short and pasted it with blue in the afternoon. This is my beautiful red paper bouquet.

This is the final look of my art and craft

Thank you for reading my post.