Dandelion

The dandelion! Like a real one!!!

So, dandelion.

For the dandelion we will need the remnants of cotton yarn:
Summer by YarnArt yellow;
Orjinal by Merve is green.
In General, I wanted to make woolen threads. But there were none in my house. And I realized that Summer (or similar) is perfect, because it has a separate viscose thread, and the flower looks more interesting, "with a tint".
In addition, you will need a fork for knitting (I have a width of 6 cm), a strong non-thick thread of yellow color (I have x/b Lily YarnArt), a thin needle, a Gypsy needle, PVA glue, a knife, a wire (for the stem, and thinner - for the leaf).
Here's what the threads look like

Take a fork and wind the yellow yarn on it.

With a Gypsy needle with a strong yellow thread, we lay the line in the middle, then back. This is for convenience.

Glue thickly smear the middle line.

Remove the cloth from the fork and twist it with a roller.

Then thread tight rewind the middle part (about 1/3 of the total width). It turns out such a dumbbell)

On top of the glue again and leave to dry.

After drying, take a knife and saw the "dumbbell" in the middle. Thus, we got two flowers at once-blanks.

With scissors, cut the loops of the "brushes". Comb with a comb, shape with scissors and brush again.

For the sepal, take the green yarn, cut it into pieces 3-4 cm long.

Take a thin needle with a thread pulled out of the yarn and thread the segments on the thread at a distance of about 2/3 of the length of the petals.

You should get a path of such length that it is enough to wrap our flower.  

Use scissors to level the top edge. Make another line at a distance of half a centimeter from the first in the opposite direction. 

The flower is smeared with glue, take the path and wrap the middle part of the bottom of the flower. 

Tightly pressed, the thread on which was strung, tightly wrapped around the top.

The lower edge is cut off so that it is enough to close the cut of the flower. On the cut thickly drip glue and press the tips.

Leave to dry.

For the stem, take the wire, lubricate it with glue and wrap it with green yarn.

The tips, so as not to unwind, are temporarily wrapped with a thin thread. Like this:

Allow to dry.

With a Gypsy needle, we make a hole in the center of the sepal and insert the stem on the glue. The tips of the sepals are once again smeared with glue and pressed if they are behind.

We allow our flower to dry completely…

The type of flower can be varied – from large to small and even to the Bud. You can take a fork of a different size, you can wrap the threads more widely in the middle, you can just cut off the petals of the finished flower more)). The rosebud shorter than the petals, but the petals longer than the sepals.

Well, a leaf is attached to the flower.

We knit a leaf from the same green yarn, only remove 3 threads from 7. The hook is 1.75.

The leaves can also be linked to the different size, changing the number of columns and nacido in them.

Here is an approximate diagram of the leaf

At the beginning of the work, we leave a long enough tail of the thread to wrap the leaf stalk with it.

When knitting the second row along the chain, we lay a wire and tie it with columns without a Cape. We knit the half of the leaf according to the scheme, we break the thread, from the base of the leaf we tie the other half.

After binding the leaf, smear the wire with glue and wrap it with the thread left at the beginning.

That's it! Admiring our work!))

The idea is taken here