How to make a TV out of paper: two easy options

2024 Author: Sierra Becker | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-02-26 03:47

The doll world fascinates with its similarity to people's lives. Fans of Barbie and other plastic beauties are trying to recreate a small toy universe that will be similar to the environment. Houses are built for dolls, furniture is made, household appliances are invented.

Doll life

Dollhouse must have a TV. How in the modern world without a blue box? Making a TV out of paper, just like a real one, is not difficult. The golden-haired beauty will have this little thing in a matter of minutes if her owners arm themselves with the necessary materials and a little patience.

For Barbie

There are schemes on how to make a TV out of paper. It is enough to cut them along the contour and glue the parts together.

The finished model must be coated with varnish or PVA glue and left for some time until completely dry.

There is another way to invent a "blue box" for a little princess.

In order for a Barbie doll to have a TV in the house, the owner needs toget to work. First, let's prepare materials for work:

• matchbox;
• scissors;
• paper;
• paint.

Following simple instructions, even children can make a TV on their own:

1. From a matchbox you need to cut a window in the middle of the front part.
2. Put the lid on the box and paint it in the desired color. It is not necessary to choose a dark color scheme - the blue and pink TV will fit perfectly into the dollhouse's bright palette.
3. Roll a few small balls out of plasticine - these will be the buttons for the blue screen. Glue them on the side. By the same principle, make legs for the TV.
4. For a screen image, there are several options: put a certain picture or an animated magnet in the "TV". But you can do it differently. Cut out a long strip, divide it into squares and draw different plots or a character in each part that periodically changes pose.
5. Insert this tape into the window of the screen from the "first frame" and slowly pull it towards you. The picture is moving, the TV is "working".

We are doing a TV report

For noisy children's play, there is another way to make a TV out of paper. It will be a large, voluminous blue screen, with the help of which the guys will be able to tell the news themselves, conduct shows and various programs.

To invent a large TV, you will need the following items:

• cardboardbox;
• wire;
• buttons;
• scissors, stationery knife;
• hotmelt;
• paint.

The workflow is quite simple:

1. Mark the TV screen on the box and carefully cut it out with a utility knife.
2. Paint your TV with bright paint. Attach the wire in the form of an antenna from above.
3. Glue buttons on the side of the screen. These will be the channel switches. Attach buttons to a piece of rectangular cardboard so that the toy TV has a remote control.
4. The TV is ready. To broadcast, remove the back wall of the box or the bottom.

Now baby and doll have their own TV.