AdventurerKatziThe blossom of the snowdrop is made of a cotton pad. Its fluffy quality is a special highlight for children. If the children know it quietly, they are sensitized to the diversity of materials.
Paint points on the cotton wool and cut them out together. You cut the stem and bud out of green paper. For the leaves you can tear two strips of green paper. Thus you have linked several different work steps together in a craft action.
Combines all parts to the snowdrop and creates a picture or a map.
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Uses a craft file.
Find the materials together.
First the flower is made. Take the cotton pad and a ballpoint pen.
Paints two triangles on the cotton pad so that three tips are created.
Start painting from the inside to the outside. Otherwise, the cotton will tear apart.
Paint a triangle first.
Then you paint another triangle right next to it. The inner ends of the triangles touch each other. This results in a tip in the middle.
That's what the zigzag pattern should look like now.
Now cut out the small triangles with the scissors. Always cut the points from the outside to the inside.
The flower of the snowdrop is ready.
Put the flower on your paper or card.
Now paints a curved stalk (as with a walking stick) and a bud (see template).
Paints the stem freely on the green paper or uses the template.
Then cut out the stem.
Now you paint the bud on the green paper and cut it out.
From a piece of green clay paper you can now rip off two strips. These are the leaves for the snowdrop.
Your items are ready for the snowdrop.
Now put all the pieces together to form a flower.
Put the bud on the stem first.
Then place the flower (with the tips down) under the bud.
To the left and right of the stem you place the leaves.
The snowdrop is ready.
If you want, tear a few short strips off the green paper and stick them as grass on your picture.
Your picture or card is ready.
Have fun trying it out!
Materials
Directions
Uses a craft file.
Find the materials together.
First the flower is made. Take the cotton pad and a ballpoint pen.
Paints two triangles on the cotton pad so that three tips are created.
Start painting from the inside to the outside. Otherwise, the cotton will tear apart.
Paint a triangle first.
Then you paint another triangle right next to it. The inner ends of the triangles touch each other. This results in a tip in the middle.
That's what the zigzag pattern should look like now.
Now cut out the small triangles with the scissors. Always cut the points from the outside to the inside.
The flower of the snowdrop is ready.
Put the flower on your paper or card.
Now paints a curved stalk (as with a walking stick) and a bud (see template).
Paints the stem freely on the green paper or uses the template.
Then cut out the stem.
Now you paint the bud on the green paper and cut it out.
From a piece of green clay paper you can now rip off two strips. These are the leaves for the snowdrop.
Your items are ready for the snowdrop.
Now put all the pieces together to form a flower.
Put the bud on the stem first.
Then place the flower (with the tips down) under the bud.
To the left and right of the stem you place the leaves.
The snowdrop is ready.
If you want, tear a few short strips off the green paper and stick them as grass on your picture.
Your picture or card is ready.
Have fun trying it out!
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