I.

Name of the Project

Beaded Bonsai Tree
II. Purpose of the Project
a. Enumerate the materials needed in making a beaded bonsai,
b. Master each step in making a beaded bonsai,
c. Execute the proper way in making a beaded bonsai,
d. Appreciate the values and importance of proper working habits and
the beauty of creating and making a beaded bonsai and other
beaded crafts.
III. Tools needed in Making the Project
Long nose Pliers
Paint brush
Disposable cup
IV. Bill of Materials
Quantity Materials Unit Cost Total cost
400pcs. Petal beads (small) 52.00
400pcs. Seed Beads 20.00
70 grams Copper wire 70.00
½ kilo Galvanize wire 35.00
1pc Paper tape 10.00
15ml Paint (brown) 15.00
1pc Vase 21.00
1kilo Cement 10.0
1 gram Pebbles 5.00
30g Glue 6.00
60 sheets Tissue 5.00
= 249.00

V. Steps in Making the Project

Leaves
1. Prepare the materials needed. Cut the copper wire with the desired length you want.
Fold the wire into half then Insert one petal bead and one seed bead. After that twist
the copper wire until you reach the desired length of your petiole. *Make sure that the
copper wire is tightened for the better outcome of the leaves*
2. Another petal bead and seed bead are inserted in the right side of the copper wire then
twist it again. Make sure that there must be a space between the first petiole to the
other petiole.
3. Insert again a petal bead and seed bead to left side of the copper wire then twist it
again.
4. Repeat the step 2 and 3 until you reached the desired number of petal. (make a petal as
many as you want)

Stem

1. Cut the galvanized wire on your desired length in creating the trunk of your bonsai.
Twist it until you create a trunk that you want with the desired height and thickness. Cut
again a galvanize wire for the branches of your bonsai tree then twist it also. Create a
branches as many as you want.
2. After making your desired bonsai tree base, you can now attach the leaves you made on
the branches. Decide on how many leaves you will attach on each branches.
3. Repeat the step two until you fill all the branches with leaves.
4. Cover now your trunk and the branches with a tissue and a paper tape. Put first the
tissue then brush it with the mixture of glue and water then let it dry. Put the paper
tape after the tissue are dry.
5. Put a cement with a mixture of water on your trunk if you want it to become stronger.
(Optional)
6. After you’ve done covering the trunk and the branches you can now start painting it. Let
it dry.

Base

1. Mix the cement with a small amount of water until it is ready to use.

2. Put the bonsai tree in the middle of your vase/pot and fill it with the mixed of cement.

3. Add small pebbles as a design to make it more attractive (optional). Let it dry. There you
have it!

PROJECT
PLAN
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Submitted by:
Mae-Anne L. Denguray
Submitted to:
Mrs. Cristina B. Natividad

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