Solution of white garland making process

Schematic diagram of white garland making process

Materials for making garlands: flowers, branches and leaves, garlands, scissors, ribbons, tapes or silk ropes.

Make a wreath:

Select slender flower branches and leaves, and cut off the bottom leaves with scissors; Fix the bottom die of the wreath, insert the bottom of the branch into the middle of the bottom die of the wreath and tie it tightly with a rope; Gradually tying the flower branches and leaves to the bottom mold of the wreath along the frame of the bottom mold of the wreath; Add more flowers and branches to cover the bottom mold of the garland; Tie the ribbon into a bow and fix it on the bottom mold of the garland with adhesive tape, and the garland is finished.

Precautions: Insert the octagonal leaf in the center first, and then insert the chrysanthemum, so that the middle part of the wreath is slightly higher and the sides are lower. The center point and edge should be inclined to the angle of the flower mud board to arrange flowers, so that the whole flower will have a three-dimensional effect, and the center member and edge will be consistent, so that it will be flatter when viewed from a distance. These two places try to pick chrysanthemums on the west side of the small flowers, and the flower heads are as consistent as possible.

The making method of the garland is as follows for reference:

Flower garlands are beautiful, romantic and retro, and are deeply loved by many young people. In fact, garlands can be made by hand. Moreover, the procedure is not complicated and the material is simple: willow branches and flowers.

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The garland has a deeper meaning:

A circular memorial made of flowers or paper flowers is dedicated to the deceased to express condolences and commemoration.

Mourning wreaths are mostly dedicated to funerals. When attending funerals, people often send flowers to commemorate the dead. Wreaths were not originally dedicated to funerals. The wreath was originally used as a gift to show respect and tribute; Later, the origin of garlands gradually evolved and became popular in Europe at least 2000 years ago.

It is said that the "birthplace" of the wreath is in Greece. In ancient Greece, the garland was called "Sigfanoth" and was a "sacred object" to decorate the gods. Later, the pastor in the church also put on a wreath. After wreaths were spread all over the world, they were no longer special decorations for churches.

In ancient western Europe, garlands were given as prizes to soldiers and winners who won in sports fields. In India and Myanmar, there is still the custom of wearing wild rose garlands to show respect for distinguished guests.