Balls of cowudam paper for beginners, step-by-step schemes (2/2)

Openwork ball

You will need: 30 white and 30 blue paper stripes 4.5x9cm, knitting thread, PVA glue.

Master Class

Bend in half the blue strip of paper, then break it.
Generate the left side of the strip up to the middle.
Generate the right side of the strip down to the middle.
Bend down to the middle of the left top corner.
Bend up to the middle of the right bottom corner.
Bend up to the middle of the left corner and right down the same way.
Bend the workpiece in half.
Expand the strip.
Take a white stripe and bend in half.
Return 7 mm from the edge, then bend the strip again.
Expand the strip and fold the harmonica to the middle, then, on the other hand, fold the harmonic in the other direction. It is worth noting that the last time the folds do not need, as the protrusion should remain.
Bend the left lower and right upper corner.
Turn the white blank to the other side and put it in the center of the blue blank.
Bend the blue blank on both sides of the outlined lines.
Get all the parts by existing lines by creating a module.
Apply glue to a white middle, then glue.
Make 30 modules in this way.
Let's start assembling the ball: take the module and wake the pocket glue near the white corrugation, then glue the second module.
Spread 5 blanks in this way.
Stick the side modules until the ball is formed.
Make a thread suspension and attach to the ball.

Openwork Kosudama Ball is ready!

Kusudama from rose

You will need: 6 red and 12 white paper roses identical sizes, white paper, scissors, glue, satin ribbon.

Master Class

Fold the rosettes from the paper according to this scheme or make them in another way, for example, twisting the spiral.
Beg the triangular base of the rose if it is not, then glue the individual element. Such angle should be 4.
Prepare paper strip - its width should be equal to a triangular base, and the length is 3.5 times the width.
Fold the strip in half.
Wrap the strip around the triangular base.
Remove the workpiece from the corner and glue, then take another 23 fastening element in the same way.
Tightly put on the fastening element on the triangular base of the rose and secure glue.
Put the fastening elements on the 3 remaining angle and secure glue.
Stick the fastening elements on the corner of 6 red roses - they will be "main."
Enclose 4 white roses on the fastening elements of a red rose on each side.
Stick red roses over white.
Stick 4 white roses between red and set off the workpiece aside.
Get 4 white roses on the fastening elements of a red rose on each side, the second billet out of 5 roses.
Spread the blanks with each other.
Attach the tape for hanging.

Kusadama from roses ready! I recommend to view this video!

Cousuda Paper

You will need: Substrate (to cut paper), stationery knife, tweezers, knife scalpel, printer, PVA glue, Fabriano colored paper Elle Ere and Colore collection, ruler, computer program AutoCAD or other 3D modeling.

Master Class

Think out a dodecahedron (correct polyhedron) with a smooth size of size and color, to do this, use the computer program.
Model the shape, considering the thickness of the paper - it is very important that the figure goes to smooth.
Make an explosion.
Make spacers between layers.
Pick up the paper colors and print blanks on the printer in the most thin lines.
Cut each workpiece and fold them into the pyramid in size.
Start gluing from the smallest pentagon.
Gradually, glue the layer behind the layer, make sure that the edges clearly fit to each other.
Get decorative ribs.
Tie a rope and decorate with a white tassel.