Want to make nylon butterflies this spring?

Want to make nylon butterflies this Spring?

There is always an inspiration behind everything. Spring brings hope, colors and happiness.

Gives you a reason:

To smile

To Celebrate

So, one of these days I saw beautiful butterflies in our patio.

Spring is here, that’s what they told me!

So, as I was having so much fun making beautiful flowers with nylon.

I thought how about butterflies! They will surely look cute!

Since I don’t have a daughter. I decided to gift it to a friend.

It will make a nice handmade gift for a little girl.

Let’s take a look at nylon butterflies frame.

Make Nylon Butterflies

I had this ugly set of frames, which was not of any use until now.

Spray paint the frames white. Or paint it a brush for a distressed textured look.

I used to make a decorative frame with one. And used the other one for making a dry erase list.

Once the frame was taken care of. I started making nylon butterflies.

Nylon butterflies material

You will need:

• nylon (stocking net)
• #24 gauge wire
• rings size (1) and (2) (you can also use anything round with diameters 1 and 2)
• nylon thread
• plier
• beads
• scissors

Make Nylon butterflies

• Wind the wire around the rings. Twist at the end. And cut the excess with the plier.
• You will need 2 wings size (1). And 2 wings size (2) for each butterfly.

• Next wrap the wire in the stocking net. Gather at an end and thread it. Cut the excess of net.

• If you are new to nylon crafts. You can find complete details about material over HERE. And a complete basic tutorial over HERE.
• To make the butterfly. Thread the two similar pairs together. Then slip the smaller pair of wings inside the bigger ones. And thread them together tightly.

• Open the wings. And your butterfly is almost complete.

• Now flatten the wires on the back. And cut out the excess.

• In the same way make 8 more colorful butterflies.

• Now arrange them on the frame.

• To make the body of the butterflies, I used stamens.
• You can also use beads and pipe cleaners.

• Hot glue the stamens on the butterflies.
• And then hot glue the butterflies on a piece of paper.
• I used a green polka dots paper. I like it as the background of my frame.

And thought it was fun. I gave the picture a vintage effect.

Check it out:

Here’s my first try at making butterflies.

This tutorial is a little different from this one. Check it out:

Stocking net butterflies tutorial.

I also like this Christmas tree decoration. I found this one at Butterflies Museum.

Loved the idea of using wire, beads and glitter to decorate.

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Bendable burlap flowers

Corn husk flower

Corn husk flower

Easy nylon flower bunch

Handmade flower bunch

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