Colored paper applications have long been a traditional creative activity for children.

It allows you to develop skills in handling scissors, improve the work of children's hands and make the baby more accurate. Each child will be able to make applications from colored paper with his own hands, if he is given a feasible task.

So, the most affordable options for colored paper applications for children 4-5 years old can be as follows:

Volumetric applications from colored paper

Ladybugs. Cut out two red circles and a black semi-oval. Black dots are placed on the circles, after which one circle is glued exactly above the black semi-oval, and the second is bent in half and glued to the first circle. We supplement the insect with toy eyes and antennae.

We supplement the insect with toy eyes and antennae.

Watch the video on how to make a ladybug appliqué using a different technique:

Application from pieces of colored paper

Chanterelle. Cut out a triangle from a paper plate, attach two triangles of orange cardboard to its round edge with a stapler. Then cover the plate with pieces of orange thin colored paper.

Fill out the entire piece of paper.

Triangles - ears and circles - eyes

It remains only to attach round eyes - and the fox is ready!

Ice cream. In advance, we draw or cut out ice cream cups from colored paper and glue round cupcake molds to them, like creme brulee balls. With these molds, you can make other applications of dishes, if you use them as plates.

Application from colored paper according to the template

Bunny. In advance, we cut out the ears, the head and the triangular nose of the bunny according to the template, as well as the bush of grass behind which it will hide.

We collect the picture on a sheet of white paper, glue all the details and revive the hare with toy eyes.

Polar bear. From white paper, according to the template, we cut out a round body, a head with ears, a muzzle and paws of a bear.

We draw the necessary details. We cover a sheet of white cardboard with blue watercolor, creating a background.

Against this background, we collect our bear and supplement it with toy eyes.

Multi-layer applications from colored paper

As an application from colored paper for children 5-6 years old, you can use more complex, multi-layered paintings containing small details. Preschoolers may well cope with the creation of characters such as:

Fish. Cut out disposable plate triangular fragment, the rest is covered with “scales” - semi-oval pieces of colored paper different color, which need to be superimposed, slightly overlapping each other. We attach the tail and fins with a stapler, glue the eye. Ready!

Here is another fabulous fish with colored scales.

Dragonfly. From thin paper we cut out the body of a dragonfly with a head and eight multi-colored wings.

We glue it all to a white sheet, complement the image with antennae and toy eyes.

Application from colored paper and a disposable plate

Chicks in the nest. Glue half of a disposable paper plate to a sheet of cardboard. From blue paper we cut out three oval figurines of chicks.

We cover the figures with lumps of crumpled thin blue paper, and the nest with decorative shavings.

It remains only to glue the eyes and beaks to the chicks - and the application is ready!

In the application " autumn tree» A disposable plate serves as a backdrop.

Applications from colored paper according to a complex pattern

Girl in the rain This application is built on working with complex patterns for which you need to cut out the umbrella, boots, head, dress, hair and hands of the girl.

We collect the picture on a sheet of blue cardboard, gluing the parts one by one.

Combined application from colored paper

Chicken with an umbrella. This application also involves working with templates, but if it is difficult for kids to cope with such a task, teachers or parents can prepare templates in advance.

We decorate the umbrella with pieces of translucent colored paper, which will make the image more interesting.

It remains only to collect the picture.

Volume application from pieces of colored paper

Flower. We cut out the contours of a flower from a disposable plate or a sheet of cardboard.

We cut small pieces of colored paper and roll them into lumps. Glue the lumps on the glue one by one.

Carefully fill the entire space of the flower.

Another option for crafts is the “sunflower”. On a sheet of paper, draw the outline of a sunflower. Cut pieces of yellow and green paper.

Glue a black circle to the center. We begin to decorate crafts with papers. Before gluing the paper, we crush it a little - this will give the craft extra volume.

Application "sunflower" from colored paper.

Rainbow. It is made in much the same way as a flower: the child crushes colored paper and neatly lays it in rows, observing the sequence of colors in the rainbow.

Very beautiful in the technique of volumetric application of colored paper is an autumn tree.

From pieces of red and pink paper, you can make an application "heart". We take a heart made of cardboard as a basis.

Slightly crush the pieces and glue them to the base. The craft will look interesting if you alternate red and pink lumps.

Beautiful applications are obtained using the facing technique. Small pieces of paper are poured tightly against each other with a thin stick.

Here is a plane that can be folded from pieces of paper using the trimming technique.

Instead of glue, small pieces of paper can be fixed on a plasticine base.

Flat applications from pieces of paper

The application of colored paper "Christmas trees" is done in a very interesting technique. Pieces of thin tissue paper are glued onto triangular bases. In this case, the pieces can glue the edges of the Christmas trees and stick one on top of the other. Only after that the triangular base is glued onto a pre-painted background.

Straw scarecrow. The application is made using the mosaic technique. We glue the hat and head of the stuffed animal cut out according to the template to the sheet, draw the contours of the body.

The task of the child is to fill the body with pieces of colored paper, sticking them next to each other. The same pieces yellow color we lay out the hair and beard of the stuffed animal.

Sunset. We lay out the sand and the purple sunset with pieces of yellow.

A small palm tree will complement the landscape.

Application with quilling elements "heart"

Applications with elements of quilling or paper rolling look very impressive. In order to make an application, we need colored paper, a pencil, scissors and glue.

Cutting paper curls

We glue paper curls on a pre-prepared base - a paper heart.

We decorate curls with twisted green paper. Curls begin to look like graceful roses, framed by petals. We get an interesting application using the paper rolling technique.

From color corrugated paper and wire, you can make a very effective card-application "Summer clearing". The technique of its manufacture is very unusual. We wrap corrugated paper several times around an easily bending rod or wire. We fix the end of the paper with glue.

We compress the paper on the wire. We cut off the excess part of the wire and tuck the ends. We should get colored thick sausages.

From these "sausages" we lay out the application on paper.

From colored corrugated paper, you can make a very beautiful wall panna with yellow flowers.

Application on paper plate"bed with carrots"

Very beautiful applications are obtained if they are based on a background painted in watercolor.

Using different techniques, and combining ideas in your own way, you can create unique paintings that will become a real manifestation of children's talent.

Any kind of creative activity develops a child's imagination, perception of colors, textures and shapes, contributes to the formation of spatial and figurative thinking generally. Thanks to working with applications, kids learn diligence, patience and perseverance. Application is the simplest and most accessible form of creativity for a child, because kids from the age of 2 can stick cut out figures on cardboard.

Colored paper applications

For most crafts you will need:

1. Colored paper or cardboard
2. Scissors
3. felt-tip pens

For children under 3 years old

• finger crafts

For such a lamb or dandelion you will need:

1. Pre-cut blanks of the muzzle, eyes and legs or stems for a dandelion.
2. White non-toxic paint: watercolor or gouache.

Glue the blanks to the background, mark the borders - the circle of a flower or a lamb. First, you show what needs to be done, and then let the child dip his fingers into the paint and leave prints on paper without going beyond the drawn line.

• Pompom Stamp Crafts

Another type of crafts that even the smallest can do.

For the manufacture of such crafts are used:

1. Pompoms as stamps
2. Paints.

DIY ideas: Christmas tree, Easter eggs, ice cream balls, clouds, tree crown, yellow chickens.

• Circle Caterpillar

First you will need to draw a line on paper - the basis of the future caterpillar, and then put the circles you cut out on this line. After that, remove them and show the child where to glue the mugs.

• Ice cream

For this ice cream you will need:

1. office glitter,
2. Cosmetic cotton pads.

We cut out an ice cream cone from paper or cardboard, paint cotton sponges in yellow, blue and pink colors. The task of the child is to stick a cone and “balls” of ice cream on paper. Sprinkle cotton pads on top with multi-colored sequins, which can be found in any stationery store.

• Rabbit from cotton pads and plasticine

Materials:

1. Plasticine,
2. Spaghetti on request
3. Cotton pads - 4 pcs.

You cut one disc in half - these will be the ears, and the second into 4 parts - these are the legs of the rabbit. Spaghetti is used as a mustache, but they can also be made from plasticine. Form balls from plasticine or you can ask the child to make them. Then the kid simply glues the details of the craft on paper, and you make the antennae for the rabbit.

• Multi-layer applications

At the age of 2-3 years, children especially love multi-layer applications.

Cut out the details, show in what order they need to be glued, and entrust the execution to the baby.

There is a second version of this craft - print a stencil, cut out details from it and paint them with paints.

For them you will need:

1. Green marker or marker
2. Cotton discs.

Cut two cotton pads in half - it will be snow, then cut out snowdrop flowers from disks and green leaves from paper. And the child is already gluing the details of the flower onto paper.

For children from 3 to 5 years old

These applications are already more complex, the child will need to cut out simple details on their own and glue them onto paper.

• Bunny

For it you need:

1. colored paper for the background,
2. Green for the grass
3. Pink or red for ears and nose.

The child cuts out the details according to the template, sticks them on the background and draws a mustache and eyes of a bunny with a felt-tip pen (if there are no blanks).

For the manufacture of ladybugs, we will use paper or cardboard in red and black.

Cut out 4 circles from red paper and 1 oval from black paper. We cut the oval in half, glue its parts onto the background, then glue one red circle, as shown in the image, - itself ladybug, and glue the second circle on top of the fold, which will be the wings. We do the same with the second insect, then draw dots with black markers. Eyes can be made from paper or drawn with a felt-tip pen.

What you need:

Colored paper - dark blue or black for the background, red for apples, brown for the basket and green for the leaves.

Cut out apples from red paper. We cut the brown paper into 3 long strips and 2 a little shorter. From green paper cut out leaves for apples. First, we glue two apples, then 2 short strips on the side - the edges of the basket. Then we glue two strips, one on top of the apples, the other on the bottom. Glue on another apple. And the final touch is a strip from the basket in the middle.

First, cut out an oval, which will be the penguin. Then two black hearts are the wings, one is white, which will be the belly, two orange ones are the paws and one is pink as a decoration.

Now let the kid just gradually glue the details onto the background.

• Goose from cotton wool and seeds

Goose materials:

1. cotton wool,
2. Colored orange napkins or white napkins and orange paint,
3. Pumpkin seeds.

First, on paper, draw the outline of a goose.

We glue cotton wool along the contour, glue pumpkin seeds on the wing of the goose.

We tear the napkin into small pieces and make lumps out of them. We glue these lumps on the beak and paws of the goose.

Draw eyes with a felt-tip pen or marker.

• Paper lamb

You can draw such a lamb yourself, cut out the details from cardboard and stick them on a stencil, or print a stencil and color it. Using this method, you can make other animals - a rabbit, a cat, a dog or an elephant.

Draw on cardboard with a simple pencil the contour of the peacock, cut it out.

We cut out several circles from colored paper (their number depends on how magnificent the tail will be), cut each of them into 4 parts.

From one such part we make an accordion, repeat the same with the rest and glue them into a magnificent tail.

• Cactus

Necessary materials:

Paper: white for the background, green for the cactus, and red for the flowers and thorns.

In order to make such a cactus, you need to cut out: 3 large circles are the largest part of the cactus, which is located below in the image, 12 circles are slightly smaller in diameter and 3 small circles are the upper part of the cactus. We glue one large circle from below, on both sides of it we glue two medium circles on top. From the right middle circle upwards to the left, another middle circle “grows” and already from it upwards to the right - the smallest. When the base of the cactus is ready, we glue the rest of the corresponding size on these circles and bend them in half. We repeat this procedure for the third time and again bend the circles in the middle. We cut small spines from red paper and cut out flowers. Glue all the details on the cactus - and you're done!

• Apple tree

From green and red paper we cut out about 20 green stripes and 10 red ones. On brown cardboard, draw the outline of a tree, cut it out and paste it on the background. We glue the ends of the strips together to form a circle, and glue it on the “tree trunk”.

• Snowman

The technique for making a snowman is similar to the previous one: we cut out several long strips from white paper, connect their tips - we get a circle. We connect several such circles together to make a sphere - this is the body of a snowman. We do the same with the head, but for this we use the strips a little shorter. We make a scarf from a red strip and wrap it around the snowman's neck. With a felt-tip pen we draw eyes, a mouth and buttons. To make a carrot nose, cut out 1/4 of the circle as on a stencil and fold it into a cone. For the hat, cut out a circle and cut it like a sun.

• Bouquet of flowers in quilling technique

At this age, children are already able to create more complex crafts, such as this bouquet.

Quilling is a technique for creating voluminous applications from twisted strips of paper.

To create such an application you will need:

• 4 green strips of paper for stems
• 10 shorter ones for leaflets,
• 1 long pink for a bow,
• 5 stripes of red, yellow and blue.

First, glue long strips-stems on the background, glue a bow on top. For shorter green strips, we glue the tips, squeeze the resulting circle a little to form an oval out of it - these are flower leaves. We twist the yellow, red and blue stripes to get flower buds and glue them on the craft.

• Rose from lace doily

This craft looks very beautiful and is extremely easy to perform.

All you need to do is cut off the edge of the lace doily and carefully twist it into a flower, so that you get a rose.

• Colored paper rose

We draw a spiral on red cardboard, cut a strip along the line and begin to twist it with our fingers until we get a bud.

The flower stem can be made from colored wire.

Cut leaves out of green paper and glue them to the stem. Rose is ready!

• Fish - chessboard

This application is made without glue. To begin with, on colored paper, draw the outline of a fish, cut it out. We bend the fish in half and start making cuts in the middle. They begin after the head and end before the tail. Next cut out the stripes. different colors and different lengths that form the fin.

We push a strip of the same color, for example, orange, in “waves” so that one part is above the incision and the other is below it. Likewise with other stripes. As a result, a “chessboard” pattern should form.

• volumetric machine

Another rather interesting application, which is also very easy to perform.

All you need to do is print out the template, color the typewriter, cut it out and make two cuts on the protruding part at the end.

This article contains 25 of the most interesting applications and templates for DIY paper crafts for children. It's no secret that any form of creativity develops the thinking of the baby. Paper crafts are a great activity that develops perseverance and patience. In turn, working with scissors, glue, plasticine and cutting out the details of crafts develop fine motor skills hands

These crafts are suitable for both home games and for classes in kindergarten or class. The smallest children can make simple appliqués that require sticking a few figures on paper. From the age of 3-4, when children begin to master scissors, they can already cut simple objects out of paper and glue them together. Starting from school age children are already able to do more complex crafts: for example, make applications using the quilling technique or cut out small figures with large quantity details.

One of the most popular materials for children's crafts is colored paper. Children's crafts made of colored paper perfectly develop imagination, perseverance and fine motor skills of the hands, besides, this activity allows you to have fun.

The advantages of colored paper as a material for crafts can be listed and listed, but we will not waste time on this, but will immediately offer you the best ideas for colored paper crafts that can be implemented with a child.

Crafts from children's palms

The child may enjoy doing various crafts from palms cut out of colored paper. Here there is really a fantasy where to roam! After all, very interesting works can turn out from the palms!

Crafts from circles

Another way to develop children's imagination. Invite the child to fold some shape from circles of colored paper. Circles can be glued whole or divided into halves.

As for ideas, the simplest thing is to make a snowman out of circles, you can also make animals, fish and birds. You will find photos of colored paper crafts both on our website and on the Internet.

Mosaic from colored paper

Highly beautiful options do-it-yourself crafts are obtained from mosaics. You can download ready-made templates for laying out a mosaic or draw it by hand.

The smallest children can be offered to tear off pieces of colored paper and stick them on a paper base with a template, while older children can cut neat squares with scissors.

Crafts from accordions of colored paper

Everything is simple here, you need to fold a sheet of colored paper with an accordion, and then straighten it a little and make a fish, a bird, a butterfly out of it.

These crafts can be independent, for example, glued to skewers, or can be used for original applications. Simple and interesting master Colored paper craft classes are easy to find.

Crafts from lumps of colored paper

A great way to develop fine motor skills of the baby's hands. For crafts, it is better to use thin colored paper, napkins or corrugated paper.

Just tear off pieces of paper and roll them into balls, and then stick them on the template with PVA glue. The works are beautiful and voluminous.

quilling

Older children can be offered to master the quilling technique, this is when a spring is rolled from thin strips of colored paper, using a knitting needle, pencil or thin stick, and then various compositions for postcards are made from these fragments. Trains fine motor skills and perseverance.

Volumetric crafts from colored paper

Despite the fact that the paper is flat, you can make various volumetric crafts from it. For garlands and postcards, as a rule, several identical parts are cut out, folded in half, and then glued together in halves.

You can make stripes three-dimensional figures, glued on the principle of a ringlet.

And another view voluminous crafts from paper is to print ready-made templates of 3D shapes, cut and glue them according to the instructions. Now they even sell entire albums with templates for voluminous paper figures, there are also detailed instructions how to make craft.

Colored paper garlands

Since we have touched on the topic of garlands, colored paper is ideal for these purposes. From it, you can most quickly make various figures, and at a price such a garland will come out much cheaper than if you use, say, felt, or corrugated paper.

Crafts from paper rings

Remember how we made long New Year's garlands from rings as children? It turns out that from these rings you can make not only a chick, but also very interesting crafts: fruits, crowns of trees, hair for dolls drawn on a piece of paper, making voluminous snakes, lambs and other animals.

Colored paper postcards

For the holidays, you can easily make various postcards from colored paper. Children 2-3 years old can do simple postcards in the form of an application, with older children you can already do complex work with volumetric elements. For example, here's how to do voluminous postcard with colored paper daisies.

Volumetric paper card with daisies

For crafts you will need:

• Colored paper, a sheet of cardboard, as well as a plain white sheet of office paper;
• Glue stick;
• Children's safety scissors.

First of all, you need to cut strips of white paper. To make the strips even, mark the same width, and then draw the cut lines with a ruler and a simple pencil.

Now, cut out circles from yellow paper - these will be the middle of our daisies. We return to the white stripes, we will make chamomile petals from them. We glue each strip with two ends in the form of a loop, and then glue it to the middle, which we made yellow.

When the chamomile is ready, you can cut out several leaves from green paper. For a postcard you will need 3-5 daisies. We make the card itself from any sheet of colored paper, fold it in half, and paste our daisies on it.

You can add a postcard with a butterfly. Butterfly cut out of paper bright color. Butterfly templates are easy to find on the Internet. To make the butterfly also acquire volume, bend it in half and stick it on a postcard.

Postcard-application with a rabbit

The next postcard will be with a bunny, it can be made as a gift for Easter. From the materials you will need all the same, as well as doll eyes. By the way, I’ll tell you a little lower how you can make puppet eyes yourself.

According to the template, we cut out all the necessary elements of the postcard from paper: a muzzle of a bunny, two ears made of white paper. From pink paper, cut out a nose and a smaller silhouette of the ears. Cut out grass from green paper.

We collect the figure of a bunny on a sheet of brightly colored paper. Glue puppet eyes on the bunny and draw antennae with a felt-tip pen or ballpoint pen black color.

And now let's digress a little, I'll tell you how you can make puppet eyes for children's crafts on your own. They are made from an ordinary tablet plate, two cells are cut out, and beads, small beads or peppercorns can be used as pupils.

Origami

And the last type of colored paper crafts is origami. For beginners and small children there are simple circuits folding various shapes, for older children, you can suggest doing something more complicated.

For origami, it is best to use double-sided colored paper so that the pale side of the sheet does not “shine”. If your kid is seriously interested in this art, then you can purchase special paper for origami.

Photo of colored paper crafts

Paper gives a huge scope for creativity, especially when there is free time and a great desire for this. It is best to make voluminous applications with children, it will be interesting for them. In addition, such an activity will be useful for the child, it will help him develop thinking, and perseverance, fine motor skills will also develop in the course of work.

Benefit voluminous applications for the child is confirmed by many psychologists, with the help of it the child begins to think in three dimensions. In the future, this occupation can develop into the profession of an architect or builder. The little man also learns to decorate the space beautifully, which affects his taste. After all, it is not for nothing that kindergarten always includes classes on creating volumetric applications in its program.

Try decorating the walls of your child's room with voluminous applique, it will look cute and will cheer up the people around you. owning various techniques creating a three-dimensional application, you can create a masterpiece and give it to your loved ones for their holiday.

Arm yourself with paper, glue, scissors, a ruler and start creating! From these things you can really create magnificent creations.

What is the secret of the art of paper application

At first, people just pasted pictures on cardboard, it was beautiful, but they wanted something more. Then the craftsmen began to create more voluminous things, each time improving their work. It turned out that simple colored paper is a huge world, from it you can create whole masterpieces of design ideas, from simple greeting cards to huge decorative elements.

Techniques for creating bouage applications

There are many techniques for creating voluminous applications.

Facing, quilling, origami are the most popular of them. Having mastered them, you can do really magnificent things that will decorate any interior. You can also use any available means - eggshell, cereals to give volume - it will look original.

simple technique

To get started, you can try simple technique. Try to draw a tree with your child. To do this, draw a sketch on a piece of paper. Then you will need to cook all necessary material and start the creation process.

The crown of the tree can be an uneven circle of colored paper. Leaflets on the crown are cut separately from another sheet of colored paper. Can carve a bird figurine that you can sit on a tree. Cut out the bird also from colored paper, but choose a different color. The bird should contrast with the tree. The bird can also be folded out of paper using the origami technique.

Stick the crown, tree trunk, do not forget about the leaves and the bird. The tree trunk can not be glued, but attached to the drawing. You will get the simplest voluminous application. But, and what pleasure it will bring to the child, having made it, he will be proud of himself.

Mastering complex techniques

In fact, even the most complex technique can be mastered even by Small child, so do not be afraid to do intricate things. To fluff, you just need to stick a few small pieces of paper. Parts can be crushed, compressed, flattened, etc.

Try the trimming technique, which involves twisting small tubes of small pieces of paper into squares. With the help of a straight rod or a toothpick, it is necessary to form bundles. The squares are crumpled around a sharp object and glued onto a large sheet of paper. A pattern is formed from several such convolutions. At the same time, the rod must be held until the bundle is firmly glued.

I must say that such an activity requires perseverance, but promotes relaxation. nervous system. Many bundles can be prepared in advance, then all that remains is to glue them to the picture. They will look great and create a three-dimensional image.

What can be done using the quilling technique

Mastering the quilling technique will be a little more difficult. But it's worth it, because with it you can make really attractive applications. First you will need to make blanks from double-sided colored paper.

To do this, you will need sewing needles, patterns, nail scissors, a board. The needle is stuck into the board, colored paper will need to be wrapped around it. Patterns help to give an even shape. Each petal must be secured with a needle so that they do not unfold. One needle is attached at the bottom to keep the shape sharp, the other in the middle, the third at the top. When the sheet is ready, it must be attached in place with glue.

With the help of quilling, you can imagine the objects around us in a non-standard way. Create paper applications with your own hands and make postcards, panels, decor and many other things out of them if you want to surprise people.

The smallest ones can be offered to make applications with a tear-off method, when the material is glued by cutting off. This activity is quite useful for young children, as it develops fine motor skills and contributes to the development of speech. Older children can complicate the task and invite them to cut off along a pre-drawn contour.

Paper flowers in a pot

Such flowers are excellent remedy holiday card design, especially for the holiday of March 8. First you need to form a pot where you place multi-layered flowers. Flower stalks are glued to the pot or you can put it on a piece of paper where they are drawn.

Then you will need to make flowers. As a middle, take a piece of foam, but you can also use a simple piece of paper that needs to be crumpled beforehand. Then cut out the petals from colored paper and stick it around the middle. Show your imagination and take and decorate volumetric paper applications with your own hands with ribbons, beads and other improvised material.

If you want to make voluminous paper flowers with your own hands, then corrugated paper will help you. Corrugated paper flowers will look big and airy. Petals should be made different sizes-small medium, large, and then the flower will look more attractive. The lower edges of the petals should have a cut. They overlap, and then bend outward. By gluing the petals to the base, get a flower. Any kind of flowers can be done this way.

If you want to make chamomile, then you will need a white sheet that is cut into strips. By bending the strip and gluing the edges, you will get a beautiful petal. Glue the edges of the petals to the yellow core made from three layers of paper. Chamomile can be made even by a small child.

And if you want to make paper flowers more complicated, then try making a chrysanthemum from paper cones. To make a cone, you need to cut out a 5 by 5 cm square from paper, and then roll them into a cone. It is better to coat the ends of the paper with glue so that they are firmly fixed. When you have at least 40 pieces of cones, you can collect from them bulk flower. A paper rose is also made.

You can make templates and schemes of flowers in advance and create a bouquet of beautiful flowers from them.

We make a dove

You can easily decorate the space of your apartment with the help of voluminous applications. Try to make cute pigeons and they will decorate your party or theme party. Dove figurines must first be cut out, the stencil will help you do it right.

Next, bend along the lines so that you get a dove figurine. The tail of the bird should rise up as you fold the structure over the back. Bend your head and beak. If the child finds it difficult to complete this task, then it is worth helping him with this. Wings to the dove are attached separately. First they must be made, and then bent in the same way as the rest of the parts.

Can be made from paper great amount crafts that will decorate the room. If you find it difficult to learn, then use step by step wizard a class that you can easily find on the internet. By working with children, you help them develop better. And this lesson will help you get rid of the stress that accompanies our lives everywhere. A little perseverance and you will be able to make a wonderful gift to your loved ones!

Helpful Hints

Young children are very fond of new and interesting things.

You can interest them in unusual craftsmade from simple and familiar things.

It is worth noting that the creation of applications contributes to the development of the child's imagination. In addition, the baby develops motor skills and perseverance.

Try to make the child work independently, helping only to turn the whole process into an interesting game.

Paper application: "Still life"

You will need:

Plain (packing) cardboard

colored cardboard

Color corrugated cardboard

colored paper

Scissors

PVA glue

1. Prepare corrugated cardboard white color and cut an oval out of it, approximately 30 x 45 cm in size. This oval will serve as a fruit dish.

2. Use regular cardboard to cut strips 2-3 cm wide and different lengths.

3. Prepare orange cardboard and cut out 2 circles from it, these will be your oranges. Glue small pieces of thick cardboard on the opposite side of the oranges.

4. Take green paper and cut out 15-20 leaves from it. They can be of different sizes. You can use sheets different shades green.

5. Leaves should be glued to the top edge of the dish. Glue the oranges the same way (see image).

6. Take yellow cardboard and cut a pear out of it. Cut out a circle from red paper.

7. To make apples, take bright red cardboard and cut out fruits from it. For bananas, yellow corrugated paper is suitable.

8. Glue pieces of thick cardboard to the back of the fruit.

9. Now glue all the fruits to the dish.

10. Use red corrugated cardboard to cut 4-5 cherries out of it. You can cut 4-5 plums from blue cardboard.

11. Prepare a shiny green cardboard and cut out 10-12 circles of different diameters from it. This will be your grape.

12. You can arrange the grapes on a dish close to each other so that you get a bunch of grapes. Leaves from colored paper can be added to the grapes.

13. Use yellow and brown paper to cut out apple and pear tails. Glue these ponytails to the craft.

Applications for children: "Leaves"

Children's applications: "Animals from leaves"

In autumn, you can walk through the forest and collect fallen leaves, which have a very beautiful color. In addition, you can find chestnuts, acorns, branches and cones, which can also be used to create a beautiful appliqué.

From the leaves you can make animals, vivid landscapes or just beautiful patterns.

1. First, the leaves must be washed and dried.

3. In order to glue the leaves to the paper, use ordinary PVA glue.

4. You can use scissors to correct or change the shape of the leaves.

* For more realistic animals in the application, try to prepare animal templates first.

Applications from colored paper: "Butterflies"

This simple applique will look very nice in the house, and the child will love to make it, because it is simple and entertaining.

You will need:

Unusual paper (you can just color or velvet)

White sheet as a base.

Pencil

Scissors

1. Circle the child's palms on paper with a pencil.

2. Cut out the resulting palms from paper.

3. Now glue paper palms to the base (see image).

4. Make the body and head of the butterfly. They can be drawn with paints, pencils or felt-tip pens, or they can be cut out of colored paper. Draw the mustache.

5. Butterfly wings can be decorated. You can use plasticine, glitter, stickers and more.

6. Leave the craft to dry, and in the meantime draw the face of a butterfly.

7. Then the butterfly can be cut out on the office. It can be hung over the baby's bed, decorate walls or flowers.

DIY applications: "Lamb"

From ordinary paper napkins the child can make a funny lamb.

Its fur is made from small rolled paper balls.

Incompletely glued details, such as a cloud, grass and butterfly wings, as well as a bull's muzzle, can create a volume effect.

If the baby blows on the grass, its tips will sway, and if on a butterfly, it will seem to start moving its wings.

You will need:

colored cardboard

Paper towels

Pencil

PVA glue

colored paper

For the background, use colored cardboard.

1. First cut out the muzzle and ears of the bull.

2. Glue the details to the colored cardboard, remembering to take into account the torso, as well as the height of your future grass.

3. Prepare a paper towel. Tear it into small pieces, from which then roll the balls.

* You can use napkins of different colors, then you get a cheerful multi-colored lamb.

4. Draw the outline of the torso and head with a pencil.

5. Start gluing pieces of the crumpled paper towel to the lamb's body.

6. Cut out grass from green paper and glue it to the base of the appliqué.

7. You can add a butterfly or other appliqué embellishments. Butterfly can be cut out of colored paper.

Paper applications for children: "Chickens"

You will need:

White and yellow paper

Cardboard for the base

simple pencil

felt-tip pens

1. Prepare a white sheet of paper and draw an egg on it with a pencil.

2. Draw a curved line in the center of the drawn egg.

3. Cut out the egg and cut it into two parts along a curved line - the egg seems to have split.

4. Prepare yellow paper, draw an egg on it and cut it out. From this oval we will make a hatched chicken.

5. Now the yellow oval needs to be glued onto cardboard (the basis of the entire application). Draw eyes, beak, legs and wings on the oval with a marker to make a chicken.

6. Glue the bottom of the white egg over the chicken, covering the bottom half. And stick the other half next to or on the head of the chicken.

Application for a child (3-4 years old): "Towel for a grandmother"

You will need:

colored paper

Velvet paper

Crepe paper

Double-sided colored paper

Scissors

PVA glue

1. Let the child cut out all kinds of patterns from colored paper - circles, squares, stripes.

* You can draw an ornament in advance to know what details to cut. This is how you teach your child to plan.

* Try to draw patterns yourself, and let the child cut them out. Or ask your child to repeat your patterns on separate paper.

2. Place all the patterns on a sheet of double-sided colored paper or cardboard so that you get an interesting pattern. That way you get an idea of ​​how things will look.

3. On opposite sides of the carpet, make a fringe.

4. It's time to glue the details of the pattern for the rug, after which you can give the craft to your grandmother.

Volume application from paper: "Sprig of mountain ash"

You will need:

Napkins (color red, orange, green)

Cardboard or thick paper

Scissors

PVA glue

Drawing or printout of rowan

1. Prepare a red or orange color. Tear or cut small squares or rectangles from it and roll them into small balls.

* You can ask the child what such a ball looks like, and then together remember all the familiar berries.

* Let the child roll up as many of these rowan berries as he wants.

2. To make leaves, you need a green napkin. From such a napkin, cut rowan leaves. One leaf consists of several layers of green napkin.

To make a leaf, you need to fold the napkin in half lengthwise, then twist one of the ends to make a twig.

3. After making several branches, you can glue the leaves.

* You can use several shades of green to make the application more realistic.

Application "Daisy flowers"

You will need:

Colored paper (white, yellow, green)

Colored cardboard (in this case blue color)

For one flower:

1. Cut out one circle from yellow paper - this will be the middle of the flower.

2. From white paper, cut a strip 5 mm wide and 7-8 cm long.

2.1 Fold the strip into a loop and glue the ends together.

* Petal can be any size.

2.2 You need to make some more petals.

3. To collect a flower, stick the petals on a yellow circle (this must be done from the wrong side).

4. Glue all the flowers on a sheet of colored cardboard. You can add some green leaves from colored double-sided paper.

* You can make flowers of different sizes and from paper of different colors.

Application in kindergarten: "Lake"

You will need:

colored paper

Cardboard (in this case, blue)

watermelon seeds

Plasticine (optional)

PVA glue

Scissors.

1. Prepare blue cardboard and cut out a large oval from it, which will serve as the basis for the entire application.

2. We make water lilies.

Prepare two-sided colored paper. From it you can make water lilies, reeds and sedge.

2.1 First draw water lily leaves on green paper, and then cut them out.

2.2 To make three-dimensional flowers, use yellow double-sided paper, from which you need to cut out several small identical circles.

2.3 Now make a fold on each yellow circle - you will get a small cap.

2.4. Use glue to create inflorescences from blanks - just insert one cap into another and glue them together.

3. Glue the leaf along with the flower to a large oval that plays the role of a lake.

4. We make reeds.

Prepare green and brown paper.

4.1 Roll the green paper into a tube to make a stem (for convenience, you can use a toothpick to wrap the paper around it).

4.2 From the bottom, you need to cut the paper and bend it a little, so you can glue the stem to the base.

4.3 Now the top of the stem can be sealed with brown paper.

5. We make bushes.

Prepare rectangles from several shades of green paper. Cut these rectangles with noodles, make bushes out of them, and then glue them along the banks of the lake.

6. We make local inhabitants.

You can do this item if you want to further decorate your application.

Try to make a green island decorated with plasticine berries. Glue this island in the center of the composition.

* You can also make a rocky shore by gluing a few watermelon seeds to the base.

* To create the inhabitants of the lake, use colored paper, from which you can cut out an oval and dragonfly wings.

* To give the dragonfly volume, try making a crease at the base of the wings.

* Glue the dragonfly on one of the leaves of the water lily or just on the base.

Fabric applications: decorating the bag

If you want to make a beautiful handbag for yourself or your daughter, then such a simple application will suit you perfectly.

This method is quite simple, and the result will pleasantly surprise you.