TH7412Y - The process of making flowers from mangosteen leaves. - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (10/05/55) The process of creating flowers from mangosteen leaves mimics natural flowers with many petals. Made from mangosteen leaves that have been naturally conditioned to achieve a brownish color and optimal moisture content, these flowers are crafted into beautiful, durable blooms that can be stored for a long time. They can be arranged into various bouquets, framed, or placed in baskets. Emphasis is placed on the product and its packaging.

Claims (4)

1. The process of making flowers from mangosteen leaves has special characteristics. It consists of preparing mangosteen leaves to be used to make petals and flower petals. Select mangosteen leaves according to the desired size and then take the mangosteen leaves to be dried by sun-drying for 1-2 weeks until they turn brown. - Take the mangosteen leaves that have been dried and cut them into petals and leaves, which consist of small petals (1), medium petals (2), large petals (3), largest petals (4), medium leaf petals (5), large leaf petals (6). Take the prepared petals and leaves and assemble them into a flower by attaching the grass flower to the wire, wrapping the stem with glue stick to make the stamen, then attach the small petals (1), medium petals (2), large petals (3), largest petals (4) to the stamen, adjust the spacing to make the petals even, wrap the flower stem with brown floral tape, take the medium leaf petals (5) and large leaf petals (6) that have been attached, and attach them to the flower stem. Then, floral tape is wrapped along the entire stem of the flower. After the flower arrangement process, the flower's appearance is modified by coating it with lacquer and spraying it with paint to make the petals stronger, more durable, and more beautiful. 2. The process of making flowers from mangosteen leaves according to claim 1, in which the making of a flower bud will use three small petals (1), one medium-sized leaf (5), attach the stamen to the flower, check the distance, trim the petals to be equal, coat the flower with lacquer and spray the petals with color, wrap the stem with brown floral tape, attach the leaf to the stem and wrap with floral tape along the stem to get one flower bud. 3. The process of making flowers from mangosteen leaves according to patent 1, in which the making of a budding flower uses three small petals (1), attaches to the stamen, checks the distance, and trims the petals to be equal. Take three medium-sized petals (2) and attach them alternately between the three small petals (1). Take 3-5 large petals (3) and attach them alternately between the medium-sized petals (2). Coat the flower with lacquer and spray the petals with color. Then wrap the stem with brown floral tape. Attach one medium-sized leaf (5) to the stem and wrap with floral tape along the entire stem. This will produce one budding flower. 4. The process of making flowers from mangosteen leaves according to patent 1, in which the creation of a blooming flower is made by taking three small petals (1), attaching them to the stamen, checking the distance, and trimming the petals to be equal. Take three medium-sized petals (2) and attach them alternately between the three small petals (1). Take three to five large petals (3) and attach them alternately between the medium-sized petals (2). Take three to five largest petals (4) and attach them alternately between the large petals (3), alternating until all are used up. Coat the flower with lacquer and spray the petals with color, then wrap the stem with brown floral tape. Then attach one medium-sized leaf (5) and one large leaf (6) to the stem, then wrap the entire stem with brown floral tape. This will produce one blooming flower.