The flower of this snowdrop is folded from a notepad sheet. Alternatively, it cuts a white paper 10cm x 10cm. From a green folding paper in the size of 15cm x 15cm, the leaves, the curved handle and the bud are cut out.
Designed as a map, this snowdrop is a beautiful spring greeting. But you can also make the snowdrop for the window. You can find a folding instruction and other ideas here!
Prepare the craft file. Find your materials together.
First, you fold a flower out of the white notepad sheet.
For that, you put the paper, pointing a tip to you, in front of you.
Now put the bottom tip and the top tip.
Folds neatly one tip to the other tip.
Strip the fracture with your fingers smoothly. Small children strip out with their flat hand.
That's how a triangle is created.
Turn the triangle so that a tip points to you.
Now put the lower tip on the upper tip again.
Here, too, strip the fracture smoothly.
Folds the last triangle apart again.
Now put it with the long side down in front of you. Then fold a lateral tip diagonally upwards. The tip is then placed at the middle of the side line over the paper edge. Make sure that a beautiful tip is created at the bottom line.
Here, too, strip the fracture smoothly.
Repeat the procedure on the other side.
This creates the blossom of the snowdrop.
Turns the flower so that the points point downwards.
Put it on a map and then make the remaining parts of the snowdrop.
Now put the green folding paper in front of you.
Fold the lower side up to one third.
Then you paint a large narrow sheet on the folded strip of paper.
Cuts out this leaf twice.
There are two identical leaves.
Paint a narrow stalk with a bow, and a thick egg that becomes a bud, then cut both out.
Now you put the items together.
If you like the snowdrop, you stick the parts together and then attach them to the window. Alternatively, you stick the parts on a map.
Now you paint the grass, and you paint a zigzag pattern on the rest of the paper strips.
Cuts out the zigzag pattern afterwards.
When the grass is cut out, you adjust it to the length of your card. Simply cut off overhanging grass.
Finally glues the grass over the snowdrop to the bottom of the map.
Your work of art is finished!
Materials
Directions
Prepare the craft file. Find your materials together.
First, you fold a flower out of the white notepad sheet.
For that, you put the paper, pointing a tip to you, in front of you.
Now put the bottom tip and the top tip.
Folds neatly one tip to the other tip.
Strip the fracture with your fingers smoothly. Small children strip out with their flat hand.
That's how a triangle is created.
Turn the triangle so that a tip points to you.
Now put the lower tip on the upper tip again.
Here, too, strip the fracture smoothly.
Folds the last triangle apart again.
Now put it with the long side down in front of you. Then fold a lateral tip diagonally upwards. The tip is then placed at the middle of the side line over the paper edge. Make sure that a beautiful tip is created at the bottom line.
Here, too, strip the fracture smoothly.
Repeat the procedure on the other side.
This creates the blossom of the snowdrop.
Turns the flower so that the points point downwards.
Put it on a map and then make the remaining parts of the snowdrop.
Now put the green folding paper in front of you.
Fold the lower side up to one third.
Then you paint a large narrow sheet on the folded strip of paper.
Cuts out this leaf twice.
There are two identical leaves.
Paint a narrow stalk with a bow, and a thick egg that becomes a bud, then cut both out.
Now you put the items together.
If you like the snowdrop, you stick the parts together and then attach them to the window. Alternatively, you stick the parts on a map.
Now you paint the grass, and you paint a zigzag pattern on the rest of the paper strips.
Cuts out the zigzag pattern afterwards.
When the grass is cut out, you adjust it to the length of your card. Simply cut off overhanging grass.
Finally glues the grass over the snowdrop to the bottom of the map.
Your work of art is finished!
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