Papercraft for children: hand applications

2024 Author: Sierra Becker | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-02-26 03:46

Your baby is still quite a baby, but time will pass, and he will become an adult. He, like all people, will be pleased to see some little thing reminiscent of a distant childhood. Let it be paper products, for example, palm applications.

It is not difficult to make such applications, in addition, it will be interesting for the child to participate in this action himself. And the process of making the application itself is very useful for children, because, while working with their hands, the child massages the fingertips, and they send signals to the brain, stimulating it. That, in turn, causes all mental processes to activate.

So, if you want your child to grow up talented, and even get interesting paper products as a keepsake, then get to work.

Applique this cute frog with your child.

Children will be very happy to make such paper products with their own hands. Diagrams and drawings will help to make adults - parents or grandparents.

First, prepare the material necessary for work: newspaper, green, blackand white paper, scissors and glue (preferably PVA), a clean cloth to remove excess "paste".

Then make "patterns" of the application (first on the newspaper, and then transfer to colored paper). Place your child's hand on the newspaper, circle it with a pencil and cut it out with scissors. Then attach the resulting blank to colored paper and make two such patterns. These will be the legs of the frog.

Make a head by cutting a green circle with a diameter slightly larger than the length of the foot. Cut out the eyes of the frog with oval ones (from white paper), and stick black stripes in the center of each "eye". Glue all the details. Draw the mouth and nostrils with a black felt-tip pen. The frog is ready. He smiles sweetly at you! And almost ready to let out his merry croak! A paper product will be more interesting if you use a dense material.

These cute ducklings can be made from colored paper in the same way.

Prepare the details for each duckling: a pear-shaped brown body of a bird, three pairs of red, yellow and orange wings (the blanks of which will be obtained after tracing the child's palm), red paws and a beak. Glue the wings, legs and beak to the duckling's body. In place of the peephole, fasten white paper circles. Draw black dots on them with a felt-tip pen. The duckling is ready. He looks at you with a sly look and is even ready to take off, though not very high.

And such an interesting paper product as an autumn tree can also be made using children's hands.

Prepare 12 parts of different shades - red, orange, yellow, crimson, cut a tree trunk out of brown paper. Glue these palm-shaped leaves to the tree trunk.

It seems as if it is waving its multi-colored leaves affably to us and is not at all sad that soon these leaves will fall to the ground.

A tree trunk pattern can also be cut in the shape of a child's palm. Such an application will be more fun and original.

If you want paper crafts for kids to look dressier, use velvet printing.