Beaded apple 1 learning experience. An average-sized apple can carry five beads on its back. 2. Start knitting for the first time, with 1 bead as the base, and every 5 beads form a pentagon. 3. The second knitting, with 1 bead as the base, every 6 beads form a hexagon. 4. The third weaving, with two beads as the bottom, every five beads form a pentagon. 5. The fourth weaving, with two beads as the bottom, every four beads form a quadrilateral. Note: The above five points need to be noted that there are two threads in the bead threading, one for the bead threading and the other for the bead pressing, which will change with the change of the bead threading. 6. Weaving of open apple leaves, the weaving of leaves is from the corner of one leaf to the corner of another. The corner of the leaf is a pentagon surrounded by five beads, and then the second step is started. * * * Six beads form a hexagon, and two threads should be threaded at the same time. Note the final stop position of the two threads. The second step is to string a hexagon. The third step is to use three beads as the base, and then put on a hexagon hooked by six beads. The next step is to weave in the opposite order to the other corner of the leaf. 7. The last step is to string two lines along the edge of the leaf to the middle part of the leaf and start making the apple handle. * * * Use five beads, put them on and tie the leaves to the apple that has just finished the first five steps. The production of apples is over.