Sakura cherry blossom bonsai from beads and wire - and love

Cherry blossoms, lush and delicate at the same time, are symbolic of spring - and thus of new beginnings. Seeing the first blossoming cherry tree of the year makes you hopeful and eager. Desire for bright days and evenings, for the first ice cream of the year, for a good mood, a friendly smile - even from complete strangers who, just like you, are just in the mood for spring.

I love cherry trees in bloom.

Do you? Then this enchanting bonsai tree made of delicate glittering beads is the perfect project for you. Because this cherry tree symbolizes new beginnings, hope and desire all year round in your home.

By the way, the bonsai tree as a central eye-catcher and individual branches as a place setting or napkin ring also make a beautiful and symbolic table decoration, not only for weddings.

You have never worked with beads and wire? That doesn't matter.

Have the courage - the many detailed and well-described step-by-step photos in the PDF instructions make it very easy for you to do it yourself.

The cherry blossom bonsai from my tutorial was potted in a 6 cm = 2.4 inch tall shot glass and has a total height of 21 cm = 8.3 inch and a width of 15 cm = 5.9 inch.

approx. 27 gram = 1 oz Rocailles / glass beads with silver inlay
in the color pink or white or pink approx. 2,6 mm = size 10/1

approx. 50 m / 55 yards black lacquered wire or craft wire or silver wire 26-28 gauge

Scissors

Pliers with grooves on the faces

pointed tweezers / jewelry tweezers

as well as

a "flower pot" (suitable are, for example, small tea light holders, tapas bowls or shot glasses)

Decorative stones / granules (small stones, slightly coarser than normal sand)

approx. 30 grams = 1 oz craft glue

Wood or metal shish kebab skewer

optional:

1 block flower moss

1 teaspoon