How to make handmade chrysanthemums in Tomb-Sweeping Day

Tomb-Sweeping Day hand-made chrysanthemum practices are as follows:

1. Press out a round stamen with an embossing machine, or cut out a circle with scissors.

2. Cut out small pieces of paper with a paper cutter or scissors.

3. Bend the two ends of the paper and glue them into petals.

4. Stick the glued petals on the circle.

5. Take the straw as the flower stem and fix it on the back of the flower with adhesive tape.

7. A beautiful man named Qiuhua will be ready.

Data expansion:

Chrysanthemum morifolium is a perennial herb of Chrysanthemum in Compositae. It evolved from some wild chrysanthemums through interspecific hybridization; The stems are multi-branched, and the base is lignified; Simple leaves alternate, ovoid, coarsely serrated or deeply lobed; There are tongue-shaped flowers around the head flower, with different sizes and shapes, flat petals and spoon-shaped petals.

Tubular flowers in the center, usually few or none; Different petal shapes form different patterns, colors and varieties. Under the inflorescence is the involucre, the tongue-shaped flowers are mostly male flowers, the tubular flowers are bisexual flowers, and the pistil stigma is dichotomous.

Chrysanthemum originated in China. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, chrysanthemum spread to Japan through Korea, Europe in the17th century, and then to America. Chrysanthemums can be classified according to differences in flower diameter, flowering period and color. In history, the classification of chrysanthemum varieties was mainly based on color, and there were 300-400 chrysanthemum varieties recorded in Guang Fang Qun Pu in Qing Dynasty. ? Chrysanthemum is a short-day plant, which likes sunshine, avoids shade and is afraid of waterlogging.