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Making a Copper wire tree

Hello! 

Who doesn't like the crafting? Every one likes crafts. You may not do the crafts, but probably you like it. I enjoy crafting, so I'm started this blog.

Today I'm doing the Copper wire tree. We all know that copper is costly but I took copper wires from waste electronic gadgets like tv, bulb, etc. Which is present inside the transistor.

     

Let's get started...

To do this craft you need copper wires and cutter.

1. Take copper wires and cut them into pieces of 20cm long. ( You can vary the length it's your choice. )

2. Twist the bunch of copper wires, 5cm  from the bottom.



3. To make the roots, the bottom wires should be twisted and divided into four main roots. Repeat the same process with divided wires to get sub roots.



4. Then for the top part, first divides the wires into two branches. Take one branch and again divides into small branches.

5. Then twist them and do random flower shape.

6. Do small flower shapes and add on the present flowers.


7. Repeat the same process with another branch. Now your copper wire tree is ready.


Thank you! for reading. If you have any suggestions please comment below.

Hope you enjoyed it, Happy Crafting😊.

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