Marche cups made of paper mesh

A cardboard mash flower becomes an eye-catcher through a curved branch. A great table decoration for the spring or a souvenir.

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 1 "Water bomb" balloon
 Newspaper snippets
 3 Kitchen crepe paper
 1 Wallpaper pastes
 1 Clothes clip
 1 Scissors
 1 Pencil
 Green felt
 1 Dark felt pen
 1 Hot glue
 1 Curved branch
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1

Provide all materials for the paper mesh: paste, an inflated "water bomb" balloon, newspaper torn into snippets and kitchen crepe as snippets.

2

First brush the balloon with paste and then layer several layers of newspaper with lots of paste on top of each other.

3

The whole balloon is white.

4

Hang the balloon (at the knot) with a clothespin for drying. Let it dry overnight.

5

Cut the dry/hard balloon at the knot so that the air can escape. The balloon dissolves from the paper and can be removed as a piece.

6

Now prepare scissors and pen.

7

Paint a zig-zag stitch around the egg with the pen.

8

Cut with the scissors.

9

10

Round off the spikes a little bit with the scissors.

11

Now gently bend the spikes to the outside and put the flower aside.

12

Record elongated leaves on the green felt with a felt pen.

13

Cut these out with the scissors.

14

Snip some small mini triangles from the felt residue.

15

Glue the small felt triangles to the flower tips with the hot glue (be careful!)

16

Now stick the branch, the elongated leaves and the flower cup together with hot glue.

17

The March Cup is ready!

By the way, also a nice gift idea for birthday, Mother's Day or Father's Day.