Giant Eva Foam Flowers Course

Print and trim the wing template set, then cut petals from paper or cardboard to create multiple sizes, saving each size, and learn to scale up using the size calculation.

Explore tools for flowers, including a small glue gun for calyxes and pistils, a large gun for backdrops, scissors, pliers, pipe cutters, and a heat gun for drying and shaping.

Discover four types of floral wires for giant flowers: regular steel, plastic-coated steel, branch steel, and steel 18/20; learn uses for leaves, wings, and chiffon flowers.

Compare bending tubes with zinc cores for soft, small flowers up to 40 cm with coated plastic electrical conduits for large flowers up to 3 m, shaping with heat guns.

Explore common bases for giant eva foam flowers, including iron flange bases with 1-body, 3-body, or 5-body configurations, and spiral flanges for mobile, easy transport.

Learn stem making by wrapping thin branches with crepe or art paper, using glue and a 45-degree roll to create durable moss-green stems; compare materials for best results.

Explain the basic structures of giant flower trees, from a single trunk with a flange to 3- and 5-flower clusters, noting diameter sizes and peach blossom designs.

Learn the materials for a giant sunflower: yellow foam petals, black, brown, and yellow foam pistil, tubes for stems, sepal and leaf templates, steel leaves, burlap, green paper, and flange.

Cut sunflower petals from yellow foam using downloadable templates for a 50 cm flower with 16 petals per type, heat and crease, then assemble 32 petals with staples or glue.

Craft the sunflower pistil from formex with an 18 cm diameter, glue burlap, stuff cotton for a puffed center, then color with black, green, orange, blue, and yellow.

assemble the sunflower by creating small symmetrical petals to form a cross, then divide into 16 petals for a balanced round flower; glue, curve, and secure the iron joints.

Create a lifelike sunflower calyx from 35x35 cm foam, using folding, cut lines, and hot air to soften petals; shape sturdy leaves from 18x18 cm foam with a template.

Shape the giant sunflower stem with a phi size 18 bending tube or hard tubes, attach leaves facing back, and wrap the trunk with 4–5 cm rolling paper strips.

Complete the giant sunflower by assembling the flange part, using either a welded-base flange or a flange with screws, then insert the flower part to finish.

Identify and gather materials for peach blossom: tubes for stems, steel parts for petals, brown foam for trunk, white foam for petals, green foam for leaves, bases, and pistil clay.

Cut foam petals from template, glue with steel between the foam and a foam strand, add veins, spray pink on both sides, and shape by folding with a heat gun.

Create peach blossom pistil with yellow clay and white steel, shaping it like a grain of rice with a groove, then bend into a hook, glue, and attach to foam.

Assemble the peach blossom by grafting each petal with hot glue, balance the five-petal first layer, add a second layer, tighten with straps, and wrap the pedicel with brown foam.

Learn to craft finished peach and apricot foam blossoms by forming the calyx, folding petals, attaching pedicels, and adding leaves and branches for a realistic foam flower tree.

Learn to craft a giant eva foam dahlia by shaping five petal layers, bending and drawing each layer, gluing petal veins, and stapling the base for a sturdy bloom.

Attach small eva foam petals around a 15–20 cm plastic ball, forming symmetric cross layers for thickness, then add size-2 petals around the bud to create a round flower.

Place the third layer of petals in the middle of two petals from the previous layer to balance the flower evenly, then repeat for the fourth layer, forming a circle.

Attach the stem with a bending tube through the ball, then glue and align the 5th petal layer in the middle of the previous layer, securing with skewered steel.

Learn to sculpt a dahlia calyx and leaves from eva foam: cut 30x30 cm calyx, serrate edges, punch holes, form leaves with templates, crease veins with heat, reinforce with steel.

Attach leaves to the trunk with tape, wrap with foam strips top to bottom, roll to even thickness, then place leaves in the base to finish a giant foam peony.

Assemble lily of the valley foam petals by cutting, bending, and taping, refer to the downloadable petal template, then glue two petals together to form curved, layered petals.

Cut yellow foam fringes to form lily of the valley pistil, roll and attach it to the steel head, then wrap the branch and bend petals with heat for finishing.

Assemble lily of the valley flowers for a 1.5 m eva foam tree, bend tubes for softness, attach the cluster on one side, with flowers about 3/4 above the tree.

Craft lily of the valley leaves from green foam using a heat gun to shape natural leaves, then attach at least three leaves per flower to the trunk.

Identify and gather the essential materials for foam tulip construction, including foam petals, steel for petal veins, a flower base, stems, green foam for leaves, and pistils and crepe paper.

Cut six white foam petals, heat and shape them into inward-curved tulip petals, noting direction. Paint with Win and redfox pink tones, then glue leaf veins to steel part.

Attach three petals to the tube, layer a second set, and secure with glue; bend petals perpendicularly for realism, then wrap the branch with green foam to cover joints.

Learn to create a tulip pistil using floral wire and yellow foam, assembling six stamens and attaching the pistil to the flower center.

Download the petal template, then heat 65 x 35 cm foam leaves, stretch along the leaf skeleton, bend two petals back, twist to soften, and fix the vein with steel.

Heat and bend tubes to form a tulip stem, then wrap with green foam and attach alternating leaves to create a foam tulip tree.

Identify the essential materials for a foam rose: petals and foam, an iron or heat gun to shape it, green foam for leaves and calyx, tubes, base, and steel parts.

Form a foam rose bud by cutting petals, pasting layers, and shaping edges. Arrange petals symmetrically, heat and bend to bloom, then build subsequent layers in a staggered circular sequence.

Heat and bend the petals, evenly heating both sides, then twist to soften and expand layers. Attach and divide petals for a symmetrical flower, finishing with a circular arc.

Craft the foam calyx from a square, fold, cut serrations, insert the stem, then heat and glue. Shape the leaves with the template and steel bones, forming two leaf bunches.

assemble the leaves into two bunches, attach them to the tree trunk with adhesive tape, then roll green foam strip into a flange to complete a giant foam rose.

Learn to make leaves and grass for the base of a giant eva foam flower tree, using green paper, milk glue, steel stick, and crepe paper to assemble and decorate.

Learn to build a multi-height grass and flower base using silk or paper flowers, cut grass sheets to fit terrain, and securely plug pieces at heights into a steel foot.