The article will tell you how to make roses from satin ribbon using various techniques, and you can also learn the nuances and features of working with satin ribbon.
The beauty of a rose is unique, but trying to create a similar flower with your own hands is easy and does not require significant expenses - flowers made from satin ribbons. How to create a beautiful hair decoration, a bouquet for the bride, an interior detail or a brooch with amazing and sophisticated roses - you will learn by reading this article and studying the instructions on how to make flowers from ribbons step by step.
DIY roses from satin ribbons
Allow yourself to be beautiful fresh flowers Not everyone can decorate their home every day, but sometimes you really want a small spring corner in the house and at least a small rose. The way out of the situation will be a rose created with your own hands from a simple and affordable material - satin.
Satin ribbons are often used in needlework
For creating satin rose no big expenses required. Everything you need during the process:
- satin ribbons or a piece of fabric
- wire
- corrugated paper
- glue moment
- soldering iron and bottle the right size
- scissors
- gelatin
- small cushion (you can use a pincushion)
Buns for needlework The satin must be soaked in a gelatin solution and dried so that the fabric becomes pliable. After the satin has dried, you can begin to work.
Roses made of satin ribbons
By following the sequence of work and the instructions outlined in the instructions, you can quickly and easily make an exquisite satin rose:
- Make stencils for petals from any paper
Paper blank - Attaching the stencil to the satin ribbon, cut out 20 petals and two flower bases
Petals - Choose the right size bun
Bulka - Moisten a small piece of cloth and wring it out well - it will be needed to wipe the petals before giving them shape
Preparing the Petals - Place the wet petal on the pad and use a ball to shape it as shown in the photo
Shaping - Set the resulting curved petal aside and perform similar manipulations with all the other petals.
- Give a curved shape to the base of the flower.
Flower base - Using a tool, iron the petals on the other side
Petal Formation - All petals should look as shown in the photo.
The petals should look like this - Repeat the same steps with the whisks.
Corollas - Wrap the wire corrugated paper, forming the stem of a rose. After this, wrap a small piece of cotton wool around the resulting stem - this will be the base of the flower, its center
Flower base - From the received parts you need to assemble a rose. First of all, wrap the stem with cotton wool and glue its edges with glue
- Glue the second petal so that the edge of the first is not visible
- Glue two petals at a time to the resulting blank.
- Glue all the petals in pairs in a circle
- After this, glue the remaining bases of the flower in a checkerboard pattern.
Ready flower From the resulting flower you can make a brooch, a hairpin, or decorate your home. By making several multi-colored roses you can form a whole bouquet.
The splendor of a rose depends on the number of petals - there may be more of them than indicated in the instructions Ribbon roses 5 cm
A simpler, but no less aesthetically pleasing rose will be made from thin tape 5 cm wide. Such flowers look more decorative than the first option and go very well with clothes, jewelry, and also as part of a decorative bouquet, as an interior detail.
Satin ribbon 5 cm To make a rose you will need:
- satin ribbon (5 cm) of any color, but preferably red, pink or orange, as well as green ribbon
- needle and thread in the color of the ribbon
- lighter
- scissors
- centimeter or ruler
Ribbon roses Instructions for making a rose from ribbon:
- Using a ruler, measure a piece of tape 8 cm long and cut 5 pieces according to this sample
2. Measure a piece 13 cm long and cut 5 such elements
3. Using a lighter, melt the edges of the resulting pieces of tape so that they do not fray and have an aesthetic appearance
4. Form petals from the resulting scraps: to do this, bend the two edges of a piece of tape into an “envelope” and pin it with a pin, and then sew it with a neat seam
5. Pull the end of the thread, pull the petal and form 8 of them bigger size, by lightly tightening. Tie the ends of the thread with a strong knot so that the petal does not fall apart
6. Also form two petals from the green ribbon, which will eventually become the sepals of the rose.
7. Proceed to forming the rose: starting with the smallest blanks, glue them together, trying to give the future flower the structure of a rose
8. After this, glue the leaves, and cover all the blemishes and ends of the tapes protruding from below with a small piece of tape, hiding the cuts
You can glue a hairpin or elastic to the resulting flower and use this cute decoration to create a sophisticated and elegant hairstyle.
Video: Flower made from satin ribbons in 5 minutes
Rose buds from ribbons
In order to form beautiful bud roses, you need a ribbon 100 cm long. The color of the ribbon can be very different, but the texture of the satin must be taken into account: if the ribbon has a smooth shiny side and the other - the wrong side, then you must immediately before starting work put it on the table so that the front side is down .
Flat buds To work you will need:
- tape (100 cm)
- needle and thread
- super glue or other instant adhesive
Volume roses Sequence of work:
- Fold the edge of the tape and make a seam. Without cutting the thread, twist a small tube from the ribbon - the base of the flower
- Folding the edges of the tape, make turns around the base and secure at the bottom using small seams
- So it is necessary to “twist” the entire tape around the base, and glue the last turn with glue, after first cutting off the thread and making a small knot. This will help hide seams and blemishes.
Sequence of work 
Fastening can be done using glue Bouquet of roses from ribbons
Thanks to a simple technique for creating roses from ribbon, you can create a full bouquet of flowers in just half an hour. For this you need:
- satin ribbon 5 cm wide
- needle and thread
- scissors
- lighter
- ruler
Bouquet The color of the satin ribbon from which the flowers will be formed can be anything, but for the leaves it is most organic green will do or light green ribbon.
Having prepared everything necessary tools and materials you can start working:
- Measure pieces of tape 10 cm long and cut them with scissors. There should be 10 such flaps in total.
- Carefully melt all the tips of future petals with a lighter.
- To make the rose center, take one of the pieces of ribbon and place it on the table with the right side (the one that is smooth and shiny)
- Fold the right corner as shown in the photo
- Holding the resulting corner, fold the right side to the left again
- Next, make the bends as indicated in the photo with a dotted line.
- Using a needle and thread, secure the fold point without tearing the thread
- Fold the left corner so that the edges match
- From the first fold, make a row of stitches to the second and tighten the thread. You need to make three such cores
- Start creating the petals: place the flap face down on the table and tighten the corners with thread, as shown in the photo. After this, tie the thread into a knot and cut off the excess
- You need to make seven such petals
- Assemble the bud: wrap the bud with a petal and sew at the bottom
- To create a half-bloomed rose, attach another petal in this way.
- The second rose will be more magnificent - you should attach another petal to it
- The third rose is fully bloomed. Attach all the remaining petals to it according to the above principle.
- Cut the green ribbon in half (you should get a ribbon 2.5 cm wide and 12 cm long)
- Fold the resulting tape to form a triangle. Cut the bottom corner as shown in the photo
- Connect the two cut corners of the triangle with tweezers and melt them with a lighter so that they stick together.
- Place the bud in the resulting leaf and glue it with glue
- The remaining leaves must be turned inside out.
- Combine all the elements into a composition of flowers and leaves using glue
The dotted line shows where the folds are. 
No need to cut the thread 
Bud formation 
Petals 
The base must be connected to the petals 
Unopened rose bud If you want to find out, then there is nothing complicated about it. The above technique is quite suitable for this.
A similar technique will allow you to create a bouquet Kanzashi flowers made of satin ribbons
Making kanzashi - enjoyable activity usefully, because with a little time and effort you can make a beautiful hair decoration that no one else will have. There are many different techniques for making kanzashi from satin ribbons, designed to different level mastery, but we will consider the technique for beginners.
Kanzashi To make a kanzashi rose you need:
- ribbon of any color
- lighter
- thread and needle
- beads
- hair band or hair clip
Hair ornament To create a beautiful flower hairpin you need:
- Cut the tape into six pieces of 6-8 cm each
2. Bend the upper right corner and secure with a pin, do the same manipulation with the left corner
3. Sew the resulting triangle from the bottom and pull the thread a little, then tie a knot and cut it off
4. Repeat with all the scraps to get six identical petals
5. Connect the petals to each other using thread
6. Sew one large or several small beads into the center
7. Sew the flower to an elastic band or glue it to a hairpin using glue
This rose will transform your hairstyle Using a satin ribbon and your own imagination, you can create the most various crafts and decorations. Create, create beauty and decorate your life and the lives of people close to you with the fruits of your own creativity. Roses made from satin ribbons are beautiful and original, and this unusual activity will become a wonderful hobby for the soul.
Video: Flat rose made of satin ribbon 2.5 cm wide
Making roses from satin ribbons is not as difficult as it might seem to a beginner. You can decorate lambrequins, curtains, and sofa cushions with such beauty. Yes, anything! It looks very gentle and elegant.
Roses can be used as a brooch, displayed on a headband, a hair tie, or even on beads. In a word, the scope of application of these satin roses is very wide.
Let's look at several master classes for making roses from satin ribbons.
Gorgeous rose made from a wide ribbon
To work on this little masterpiece we will need:
- Long pink satin ribbon
- sharp needle
- Pink threads
- Scissors
We take our satin ribbon by the edge. We bend it at an angle of 45 degrees so that a small tail remains. We sew the bend point over the edge.
We bend the tape towards itself again and also sew the folded area with threads. At this stage we should have a trimmed triangle.
We bend the ribbon again and the figure begins to resemble a square. We also trim this bend.
Finally, we bend it one last time until we get a square. Most of the tape at the top remains free.
We turn the square over so that the free end of the tape is at the bottom. U right side The square shows the tail that we made at the beginning of our work.
We turn the square over so that the free tape rests on our fingers.
And again we begin to bend the tape at an angle of 45 degrees, but without sewing the edge as before, but simply holding it with our fingers.
After 4 turns of the tape over the first square-base, we will get another, already voluminous square.
We follow this path several more times until we get several volumetric squares - future petals.
We make a “stack” of squares until the ribbon runs out. We twist the remaining small tip into a flagellum.
We tuck the edge of the flagellum into the core of the “stack” of squares.
The flagellum should come out from the back of all the squares.
Now the squares need to be tucked a little so as to imitate the arrangement of the petals in a rose.
We tuck, scroll, straighten them with our hands until we achieve maximum resemblance to a rose.
Turn the rose over to the other side. We sew the remaining tail of the ribbon more tightly to the flower. It should look like a slightly convex circle. As soon as it arrived, we cut off the rest of the ribbon.
Our beautiful flower ready!
Yes, it can be a little confusing at first, but after your debut attempt at creating a satin rose, you will be making flowers like this in no time.
Rosette with elastic band
The rosette can also become a hair decoration. The rosette with an elastic band looks especially impressive. Let's try to make a rose from a satin ribbon, and then attach it to an elastic band.
We will also need a medium width satin ribbon. Color is at your discretion.
We put the tape on the table. We throw 5-6 centimeters from the left edge inward.
Then we bend the ribbon towards ourselves at an angle of 45 degrees and secure the bend with a pin so that the edge of the ribbon looks down.
We bend the tape up and repeat similar steps until a square is formed. We fasten the kinks with pins.
If you turn the square over, you get four small squares facing each other.
We take a needle and stitch all sides of our square. In this case, we do not remove the pins yet.
Now you need to carefully pull the thread so that the base becomes rounded, that is, the original workpiece will turn into a small round bag with a hole at the bottom.
Turn the rose over to the other side. We straighten it out, we have a neat, round bud.
Let's take the next tape. We place its ends crosswise to form a circle-loop at the top. We fix the intersection of the ends with a pin.
As a result, we will get a figure similar to a trapezoid. Its sides also need to be sheathed.
Again we pull the thread, again we get a voluminous bag. But there is no hole anymore.
So we got two buds: a large one and a small one.
We insert the small bud into the large one, closing the hole.
The rose is almost ready, all that remains is to make the leaf. To do this, we take a green satin ribbon. We bend the edge so that a cone is formed.
Use a pin to fix the place at the base of the two cones. So we have the leaves for the rose. Sew them to the finished bud.
All that remains is to secure the rosette with an elastic band. Take a small piece of felt in the same color as the elastic so that it covers the place where the rose is attached to the elastic.
Braid a braid or a playful ponytail and secure it with your new homemade elastic band. Very gentle, feminine and original. It’s unlikely that anyone will guess that this satin ribbon rose was made by you and not bought in a store.
Bouquet of roses
And one more original way making roses from satin ribbons. In order to make a dazzling bouquet of such roses, you need to make each flower separately.
To twist one such rose, we will need a round base. It can be cut from thick burlap or gauze folded in several layers (to make it denser, starch it), as well as from felt. Here's what we do next:
Cut out a circle with a radius of 3-5 cm (at your discretion).
In the circle we mark the dart segment, it needs to be cut and sewn, as a result we will get a small cone.
If you make a large dart, the cone will turn out to be tall, which will make the ribbon flower more voluminous.
We place a satin ribbon on the cone so that its edge covers the top of the cone with a square.
Sew the ribbon to the cone.
Using the method already familiar to us, we begin to bend the tape in a circle so that the result is a square.
We fix the kinks with our fingers.
From these volumetric squares a flower bud begins to emerge. The more squares, the more voluminous it turns out.
Gently straighten the petals with your hands and then the rose will be incredibly beautiful!
To create a bouquet of such roses, you must first make a base for it. It’s easy to make a pen for a bouquet from old felt-tip pens, folded together, covered with tape and rewound with satin ribbon. We fix a foam ball to the base of the handle with hot glue. If you don’t have one, you can make a ball out of papier-mâché or simply crumple up the paper to make a ball and cover it with tape. All that remains is to stick our beautiful roses. This bouquet can be given as a birthday present, used as a handmade wedding bouquet, or fixed in a pot to make a topiary and placed on the windowsill.
There are indeed many ways to use such roses. They can be combined into bouquets, or they can be made into incredible beautiful jewelry on the head.
IN Lately Wreaths made from artificial flowers have gained incredible popularity. Most often they are a satin bandage with an elastic band, the top of which is decorated with a floral volumetric applique. It’s really very fashionable, stylish, and a godsend for long-haired girls! You will immediately become like a beautiful fairy who somehow miraculously wandered to earth. Such wreaths are not that cheap, so making them yourself is not only a pleasant activity, but also economically profitable.
You will need to sew the bandage itself from satin fabric, matching in color with the flowers that will be on it. And then sew roses on it from satin ribbons, which we have already learned how to make. In this case, you yourself regulate the size of the roses, the number of them on the bandage and their location. And if you can make a rose from a satin ribbon, then designing such a delicate wreath will not be difficult for you.
Categories,A large number of flowers are made by hand by craftswomen. These are various tulips, chrysanthemums, lilies and roses. All of them are performed in various techniques using different materials. You can make a rose from satin ribbon of different widths.
Rose made of satin ribbon 1 cm wide
It doesn't take much effort to make a rose from a 1cm wide ribbon. Such roses are used in decoration and decoration, to create topiaries and other decorative items. This step-by-step instruction will allow you to easily recreate a beautiful flower from a ribbon.
To work you will need:
- Ribbon 1 cm wide.
- Ruler.
- Tweezers.
- Lighter.
- Scissors.
- Glue gun.
Manufacturing process
- Take the tape and measure 15 cm from the edge, turn it back side to yourself. With your left hand, twist the edge to form a corner. Next, they make an accordion in such a way that the tapes are placed one on top of the other alternately. Such an accordion is folded to the end of this ribbon.
- When a small edge remains, the ribbons are connected, twisted a little and released. The result is an accordion.
- Take the long edge of the ribbon and gradually tighten it until you get a beautiful little rose.
- Using tweezers, secure the rosette at the base, and free edge cut with scissors.
- To prevent the rose from blooming, the free edge is scorched with a lighter, thereby sealing it.
- If desired, you can make leaves for this rose. Take 3 squares of green satin ribbon measuring 2.5x2.5 cm. They singe the edges with a lighter and make an inverted petal. To do this, fold the square diagonally, then in half two more times. The resulting triangle is clamped with tweezers and the edges are sealed using a lighter. Thus, three leaves are made. After this, the leaves are simply turned inside out.
- Take a glue gun and glue all the details of the flower. It turns out an original rose with three leaves.
Rose made of satin ribbon 5 cm wide
You can make a rose from a 5 cm wide ribbon. This master class is quite simple, so any craftswoman can handle this work.
To work you will need:
- Ribbons 5 cm wide.
- Glue gun.
- Threads with a needle.
- Scissors.
- Ruler.
- Lighter.
Manufacturing process
- Take a ribbon 5 cm wide and cut into strips 11 cm long. One flower will require 9 strips. The more stripes, the more magnificent the flower.
- Using a lighter, singe the edges of the ribbons. This is so that the work does not fall apart when stitching and everything holds together better.
- Bend one edge lengthwise by 1 cm, then make another bend, forming a right angle and getting one edge triangular shape. Align the triangle and stitch it with thread, gathering it with an accordion.
- On the other side, fold the tape in the same way, forming an angle, align it and stitch it in the same way.
- The thread is tightened, thereby tightening the ribbon, resulting in a beautiful rose petal. Several knots are made, after which the excess thread is cut off with scissors.
- Using the same principle, 9 petals are made.
- Take one petal, wrap it in the form of a tube and secure it with hot glue. The next petal is coated with glue and fixed to the lower base of the tube. This is done with all the petals one by one, collecting a beautiful and lush rose.
Rose using kanzashi technique
Beautiful and original rose can be done using the kanzashi technique. Her appearance amazes with its beauty and naturalness. In this master class, the rose will consist of 13 petals, which are performed in the same way. You can use photos and videos to recreate such beautiful roses.
To work you will need:
- Satin ribbon 2.5 cm wide, red.
- Satin ribbon 0.5 cm wide, green.
- Red threads with a needle.
- Scissors.
- Soldering iron.
- Lighter.
Manufacturing process
- Cut a ribbon 2.5 cm wide and 7 cm long. Take a needle and red thread, fold the corner of the ribbon on one side and stitch it along the ribbon. Similarly, fold the corner of the tape on the other side and stitch it. The tape is tightened and several knots are made. The remainder of the excess thread is cut off with scissors. It turned out to be a petal for a rose.
- When all 13 petals for the rose are ready, they begin to collect the flower.
- Make a center for the rose. Take any one petal and begin to twist it, making the middle. After twisting, this tube is stitched with thread, fixing it. The excess thread is cut off. The bottom of the middle is also cut off and sealed with a lighter.
- After this, you can begin assembling the rose. Take a glue gun, coat the first leaf and glue it to the middle. All 13 petals are glued in this way, alternating them with each other, forming a wonderful and lush rose.
- The bottom of the rose is melted with a lighter to remove all the irregularities. Spread each petal of the rose to give it a lush look.
- They take narrow tape green, 0.5 cm wide, cut a 3 m long piece and cut it diagonally using a soldering iron. These leaves are glued onto the rosette in the amount of 6 pieces in a circle.
All these roses will look great both on a stem and if used on a headband. They will look voluminous and lush, and bright colors will add their own flavor.
Video on the topic of the article
Making roses from satin ribbons is not as difficult as it might seem to a beginner. You can decorate lambrequins, curtains, and sofa cushions with such beauty. Yes, anything! It looks very gentle and elegant.
Roses can be used as a brooch, displayed on a headband, a hair tie, or even on beads. In a word, the scope of application of these satin roses is very wide.
Let's look at several master classes on making roses from satin ribbons.
Gorgeous rose made from a wide ribbon
To work on this little masterpiece we will need:
- Long pink satin ribbon
- sharp needle
- Pink threads
- Scissors
We take our satin ribbon by the edge. We bend it at an angle of 45 degrees so that a small tail remains. We sew the bend point over the edge.
We bend the tape towards itself again and also sew the folded area with threads. At this stage we should have a trimmed triangle.
We bend the ribbon again and the figure begins to resemble a square. We also trim this bend.
Finally, we bend it one last time until we get a square. Most of the tape at the top remains free.
We turn the square over so that the free end of the tape is at the bottom. On the right side of the square you can see the tail, which we made at the beginning of our work.
We turn the square over so that the free tape rests on our fingers.
And again we begin to bend the tape at an angle of 45 degrees, but without sewing the edge as before, but simply holding it with our fingers.
After 4 turns of the tape over the first square-base, we will get another, already voluminous square.
We follow this path several more times until we get several volumetric squares - future petals.
We make a “stack” of squares until the ribbon runs out. We twist the remaining small tip into a flagellum.
We tuck the edge of the flagellum into the core of the “stack” of squares.
The flagellum should come out from the back of all the squares.
Now the squares need to be tucked a little so as to imitate the arrangement of the petals in a rose.
We tuck, scroll, straighten them with our hands until we achieve maximum resemblance to a rose.
Turn the rose over to the other side. We sew the remaining tail of the ribbon more tightly to the flower. It should look like a slightly convex circle. As soon as it arrived, we cut off the rest of the ribbon.
Our beautiful flower is ready!
Yes, it can be a little confusing at first, but after your debut attempt at creating a satin rose, you will be making flowers like this in no time.
Rosette with elastic band
The rosette can also become a hair decoration. The rosette with an elastic band looks especially impressive. Let's try to make a rose from a satin ribbon, and then attach it to an elastic band.
We will also need a medium width satin ribbon. Color is at your discretion.
We put the tape on the table. We throw 5-6 centimeters from the left edge inward.
Then we bend the ribbon towards ourselves at an angle of 45 degrees and secure the bend with a pin so that the edge of the ribbon looks down.
We bend the tape up and repeat similar steps until a square is formed. We fasten the kinks with pins.
If you turn the square over, you get four small squares facing each other.
We take a needle and stitch all sides of our square. In this case, we do not remove the pins yet.
Now you need to carefully pull the thread so that the base becomes rounded, that is, the original workpiece will turn into a small round bag with a hole at the bottom.
Turn the rose over to the other side. We straighten it out, we have a neat, round bud.
Let's take the next tape. We place its ends crosswise to form a circle-loop at the top. We fix the intersection of the ends with a pin.
As a result, we will get a figure similar to a trapezoid. Its sides also need to be sheathed.
Again we pull the thread, again we get a voluminous bag. But there is no hole anymore.
So we got two buds: a large one and a small one.
We insert the small bud into the large one, closing the hole.
The rose is almost ready, all that remains is to make the leaf. To do this, we take a green satin ribbon. We bend the edge so that a cone is formed.
Use a pin to fix the place at the base of the two cones. So we have the leaves for the rose. Sew them to the finished bud.
All that remains is to secure the rosette with an elastic band. Take a small piece of felt in the same color as the elastic so that it covers the place where the rose is attached to the elastic.
Braid a braid or a playful ponytail and secure it with your new homemade elastic band. Very gentle, feminine and original. It’s unlikely that anyone will guess that this satin ribbon rose was made by you and not bought in a store.
Bouquet of roses
And another original way of making roses from satin ribbons. In order to make a dazzling bouquet of such roses, you need to make each flower separately.
To twist one such rose, we will need a round base. It can be cut from thick burlap or gauze folded in several layers (to make it denser, starch it), as well as from felt. Here's what we do next:
Cut out a circle with a radius of 3-5 cm (at your discretion).
In the circle we mark the dart segment, it needs to be cut and sewn, as a result we will get a small cone.
If you make a large dart, the cone will turn out to be tall, which will make the ribbon flower more voluminous.
We place a satin ribbon on the cone so that its edge covers the top of the cone with a square.
Sew the ribbon to the cone.
Using the method already familiar to us, we begin to bend the tape in a circle so that the result is a square.
We fix the kinks with our fingers.
From these volumetric squares a flower bud begins to emerge. The more squares, the more voluminous it turns out.
Gently straighten the petals with your hands and then the rose will be incredibly beautiful!
To create a bouquet of such roses, you must first make a base for it. It’s easy to make a pen for a bouquet from old felt-tip pens, folded together, covered with tape and rewound with satin ribbon. We fix a foam ball to the base of the handle with hot glue. If you don’t have one, you can make a ball out of papier-mâché or simply crumple up the paper to make a ball and cover it with tape. All that remains is to glue our beautiful roses onto the ball. Such a bouquet can be given as a birthday present, used as a hand-made wedding bouquet, or fixed in a pot - to make a topiary - and placed on the windowsill.
There are indeed many ways to use such roses. They can be combined into bouquets, or you can use them to make incredibly beautiful head decorations.
Recently, wreaths made from artificial flowers have gained incredible popularity. Most often they are a satin headband with an elastic band, the top of which is decorated with a 3D floral applique. It’s really very fashionable, stylish, and a godsend for long-haired girls! You will immediately become like a beautiful fairy who somehow miraculously wandered to earth. Such wreaths are not so cheap, so making them yourself is not only a pleasant activity, but also economically profitable.
You will need to sew the headband itself from satin fabric, the color matching the flowers that will be on it. And then sew roses on it from satin ribbons, which we have already learned how to make. In this case, you yourself regulate the size of the roses, the number of them on the bandage and their location. And if you can make a rose from a satin ribbon, then designing such a delicate wreath will not be difficult for you.
Surely you have girlfriends who would be happy to see such decoration on one of their wardrobe items. And you can safely call yourself a designer - after all, you created such beauty with your own hands. Satin ribbons are a cheap, beautiful and very affordable material.
Find out 10 ways to make your own ribbon rose. Satin, silk, organza, etc. are suitable as a base.
Ribbon rose. Method No. 1
Materials:
- One meter of red satin ribbon
- Threads to match
- Glue gun
- Lighter or candle
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Performance:
1. Singe the ends of the tape so that it does not fray. Hold the ribbon with the wrong side facing you. Stepping back a couple of centimeters from the edge, bend the tape with the front side facing you at an angle of 30 degrees (Fig. 1). After this, along the edge at the bottom, bend the tape away from you, also at a slight angle (Fig. 2). For convenience, secure with a pin.
2. From the upper corner of the edge of the tape, sew a “forward needle” seam, first down, then to the right, passing the previously made folds along the edge (Fig. 3). Take the threads to match the ribbon so that they are not visible in the finished work.
3. After this, bend the tape again, first down towards you, and then up away from you (Fig. 4 and 5). Sew along the edge. Continue making folds further. Depending on the splendor of the rose, it is enough to make from 6 to 11 bends. There are 9 of them in the presented work.
4. Having reached the end of the tape, singe the edge if you have not done this earlier (Fig. 7). Pull the thread and gather the ribbon as shown in photo 8.
5. Start twisting the end of the ribbon - this will be the middle of the rose (Fig. 9). Continue to form a fairly dense center. Secure folds with hot glue.
6. Continue twisting the rose from the ribbon, periodically applying glue at the edge (Fig. 11, 12). In Fig. 13 shows what it looks like wrong side. If you are making a rose for a bouquet, then you can immediately glue it to the base of the bouquet. 
If you want to make a brooch or hairpin from a rose, then cut out a circle from felt and glue the rose to it, and then fix the brooch or elastic band.
Ribbon rose. Method number 2
Materials:
- One meter of satin or silk ribbon
- Threads to match
Performance:
1. Singe the ends of the ribbon so that there is no unnecessary fringe. Bend the ribbon toward you at an angle of 50-60 degrees, stepping back 5 cm from the edge. Roll up the core of the rose tightly (Fig. 1).
2. Fold back long part the tapes upward from you so that the edges of the tapes meet and are strictly parallel to each other (Fig. 4). For convenience, secure the bends with a pin.
3. Fold the work along the line where the edges of the tapes meet (Fig. 5). Sew with a needle-forward stitch close to the edge, the pins will prevent the tape from slipping. Then take them out.
Take the threads to match the ribbon. This master class uses contrasting colors to show where the seam goes.
4. Next, repeat steps 2-3 until the end of the tape (Fig. 6). 
5. Gather the ribbon slightly by pulling the thread (Fig. 7-8). Secure the end of the thread.
6. Twist a rose from the collected ribbon, starting from the previously made center of the flower (Fig. 9-10). Secure the work with thread or hot glue. Add leaves to the rose and use it in various crafts.
Rose made from a single ribbon. Method number 3
Materials:
- 1 m of satin or silk ribbon 5 cm wide;
- threads to match the ribbon or glue gun;
- lighter
Performance:
1. Scorch the edges of the tape with fire. Bend 1.5 cm of tape from the edge diagonally (Fig. 1). Roll this fold to the left, making 3 turns (Fig. 2) - this is the middle of the ribbon rose. Sew it at the base or glue it with hot glue, securing the folds.
2. With one hand, hold the rose from below, with the other, bend the ribbon down, then around the middle of the rose. Sew or glue the resulting petal to the base. Bend the top edge of the tape back and down again, make another turn around the middle, and sew to the base. 
3. In the same way, make all the petals to the required volume of the rose from the ribbon. Secure all folds with invisible stitches. The tail at the base can be attached to a wire if necessary or simply cut off.
Roses made from ribbons using this method turn out to be quite large in diameter and flat when viewed from the side. They look great in stand-in bouquets, trees of happiness from satin flowers, as well as when embroidering pictures with ribbons.
Pleated rose made of satin ribbon. Method number 4
This method is perfect for making roses from a narrow satin ribbon. 
Materials:
- 0.5 m of satin ribbon 1 cm wide;
- lighter
Performance:
1. The first thing you need is to find the middle of the tape, then fold it in half (Fig. 1).
2. Move the ends of the tape relative to each other to form a right angle (Fig. 2).
3. While holding the bend, fold the end of the tape that you are holding in right hand on left side(Fig. 3).
4. Now the end of the ribbon looking down needs to be thrown up (Fig. 4).
5. Throw the end of the tape in your left hand to the right. Each time the tape goes from above (Fig. 5).
6. Move the upper end of the tape down (Fig. 6).
7. Repeat steps 3-6 until you run out of tape. You will get an accordion (Fig. 7-8).
8. Hold both ends of the tape and release the accordion (Fig. 9).
9. Gently pull one end of the tape. In this case, the accordion will puff up and take the shape of a rose (Fig. 10-11).
10. Turn the ribbon rose toward you reverse side and tie it double knot. Now the rose will not bloom (Fig. 12).
11. Trim the excess length of the tape (Fig. 13) and singe the ends (Fig. 14).
12. Add leaves. Now you know how to make a miniature rose from ribbon.
A simple ribbon rose. Method number 5
A very simple and effective rose. 
Materials:
- One meter of satin ribbon
- Lighter
- Threads to match
Performance:
1. Step back 6 cm from the edge of the tape, make a bend. Front side the tape should be facing you (Fig. 1).
2. Fold the tape as shown in the photo (Fig. 3).
3. Take the resulting accordion from the tape so that the kinks are on the sides (right and left). Cut the top of the accordion in a semicircle, without cutting 2-2.5 cm to the bottom edge (Fig. 4).
4. Unravel the tape and singe the cut edges along the entire length so that they do not crumble (Fig. 5-6).
5. Place a “forward needle” seam along the bottom edge of the tape (Fig. 7). Pull the thread to gather the satin ribbon (Fig. 8).
6. Start winding the ribbon from one end. In Fig. Figure 8 shows the middle of the rose. Gradually increase the number of petals. Secure the tape with thread or glue. As a result, you will get a rosette made from ribbon, as in Fig. 12.
Another pleated ribbon rose. Method number 6
Rose from pieces of ribbon. Method number 7
Method number 8
A simple ribbon rose. Method number 9
Materials:
- One meter of satin ribbon 5 cm wide
- Threads to match the ribbon
- Glue gun
- Beads
Performance:
1. Singe the ends of the tape. Bend the end of the tape into a triangle and begin stitching the tape along the edge using a “forward needle” seam (Fig. 1). Sew the entire ribbon like this, ending with a folded triangle at the end.
2. Stretch the thread to create frills and secure with a knot (Fig. 2). Straighten all the folds so that they lie nicely.
3. Apply a little hot glue to one end of the ribbon (Fig. 3) and connect it to the other end to form a ring (Fig. 4).
4. Apply a thin strip of glue along the arc of the edge of the gathered tape (Fig. 5). Glue the tape along the edge so that there is no hole in the center (Fig. 6).
5. Fold the edge work into an accordion or “S” shape. Glue with hot glue (Fig. 7). Additionally, it can be secured with threads.
6. Straighten out all the folds (Fig. 8). Glue the beads (Fig. 9). The ribbon rose is ready. Now you can use it to decorate anything your heart desires - a hair clip, a handbag or another fashion accessory.
Method number 10
Materials:
- 3-4 m of satin ribbon with wire edges 1 cm wide
- Glue gun
Performance:
1. From felt or other dense material cut a circle with a diameter of 5 cm (Fig. 1).
2. From one edge of the tape, open the seam by one centimeter and release the wire. Next, you need to bend the end of the wire so that the wire does not fly out (Fig. 3).
3. Also release the wire from the opposite end of the tape (Fig. 4). From this side we will pull it.
4. Pull the second end of the wire (from step 3) to gather the tape a little. We do not need large frills, but only uniform waves (Fig. 5).
5. Start gluing the tape to the felt around the circumference with hot glue (Fig. 6).
6. Continue gluing the tape, moving in a spiral towards the center (Fig. 7).
7. Closer to the center it becomes inconvenient to carefully distribute the tape. Therefore, cut off the remaining free segment, twist the tight middle (Fig. 8) and glue it to the center of the flower (Fig. 9).
You can make such a beautiful and simple rose from a ribbon.