The element "fire" is exciting, fascinating, exciting and dangerous at the same time. A respectful approach that pays attention to the dangers and the charm of the mysterious are all challenges when dealing with the topic: fire.
No fire is the same! There are big and small flames, all are hot and can hurt. This glue image of a fireplace or campfire makes children creative. Each result is unique and has as much luminosity as a real fire.
Look here how you can recreate it and get started right away.
Get all the craft utensils ready.
Uses three clay papers or folding papers in bright red, yellow and orange.
Take the colorful clay paper and tear it into long pointed strips.
The torn pieces can be very different.
These are the stripes you need for the flames.
Now take a piece of brown clay paper.
Cut off a few strips of paper.
You can cut the tails of the stripes in an arch.
Cut all the strips like that, they look like woods.
Put the "woods" on your white sheet of paper like a layer fire. (See picture)
Now you start with the red "flames" (topped paper strips)
Place the flames in such a way that always the pointed sides of the torn stripes point upwards and slightly point outwards.
Put some orange flames on the red flames.
Finally, you can put a few yellow flames on the fire. This creates a realistic flame image.
The flames / campfires can be very different, which shows how unpredictable fire can be.
Have fun trying out.