Turn fallen leaves into roses: pick a few in autumn and learn it in 3 minutes

In autumn, full of golden and harvest colors, fallen leaves of all shapes and colors always drift before our eyes unintentionally, light or heavy, softly telling us: autumn has come.

These beautiful fallen leaves not only let us discover more of autumn's beauty, but also give people who love beauty more ways to use their imagination.

Next, let's take a look at how a few fallen leaves can transform into roses in three minutes!

1.Take one fallen leaf and fold it in half from top to bottom.

2.From right to left, fold it in half again.

3.Still from right to left, roll up the folded leaf and pinch it tight with your hand.

4.Fold the second fallen leaf, the third, and the fourth all vertically in half, and wrap them around the flower bud you made earlier.

5.Now the central petals have basically taken shape.

Next, keep wrapping fallen leaves around it. This time there is no need to fold them in half. Whether you use three or four leaves is up to you.

6.Adjust the outermost "petals" and use string to tie together the leaf stalks of all the fallen leaves and the base of the "petals."

The beautiful fallen-leaf rose is formed! Place it by the table or put it in a bottle. As time passes, the leaf color changes from light to deep, layer by layer, magical and interesting.

You can make one with just a few leaves picked up casually when you go out. Hurry and make many roses and Chinese roses with the editor!

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