Do not rush to throw away old magazines and newspapers. We know how to use them.

1. Newspaper clock in the form of a star.

So, to create this beauty, we need:

• 24 magazine sheets (A4 format);
• pencil, long needle or a pen for twisting paper;
• scissors;
• scotch;
• long needle ("gypsy");
• thread for embroidery (preferably floss);
• cardboard circle with a hole in the middle;
• hands and watch mechanism (can be bought at any hand-made goods store);
• 2 transparent cds.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. We start creating the clock by twisting the paper.

2. Fix the end of the paper stick with tape.

4. We take a needle and pierce the bent part. We sew the same bent tube to it.

5. We place one CD disk in the middle of our paper clock (this will be their back). We attach a plastic box of the future mechanism to the disk.

7. The final stage is screwing the arrows.

2. Waste basket.

Instruments:

• 1-2 magazines;
• an urn with iron spokes;
• scotch;
• scissors;
• ruler or tape measure;
• papers with fools on the sides (optional);
• 2 thin ribbons (about 30 cm long) for fastening pieces of paper.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. To begin with, we take about 10-15 small pages. Cut them into long small strips (about 5 cm wide).

2. Take a paper ribbon and wrap it around two knitting needles. We fix its edge with tape.

3. Papers must be pasted in a checkerboard pattern. Glue the top row first. Then the bottom one.

4. We do not glue two knitting needles. We will fix pieces of paper with letters on them (optional). To do this, we will tie two thin ribbons to the rim of the urn. The papers should have two holes on each side through which you need to thread the ribbons.

3. Envelopes.

Instruments:

• newspaper;
• glue for paper;
• scissors;
• a sheet of thick kraft paper;
• simple pencil.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. Cut out a rhombus from a newspaper (the larger it is, the larger size envelope).

2. From kraft paper, you need to cut out such an envelope as shown in the figure (it is advisable to draw it initially with a pencil).

3. We glue the previously cut out rhombus and lay kraft paper inside.

4. 3D butterflies.

Instruments:

• newspaper sheets;
• double-sided tape or glue for paper;
• scissors;
• cardboard;
• pen.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. Cut out several templates from cardboard.

2. Draw a stencil on a newspaper sheet.

3. Cut out the image with glue or double-sided tape and decorate the interior with butterflies.

5. Original bracelet.

Instruments:

• colored rectangles (10x4 cm).

Step-by-step instruction:

1. Take one strip. Fold it in half lengthwise. Fold in half to make a V.

2. Start folding the ears of one figure into the ears of another

3. Bend as follows

4. Use a paper clip or clip.

5. Add links until the bracelet is the right size.

6. Glue the ends of the last link as follows.

6. Frame for a mirror from newspaper tubes.

7. Small basket.

Instruments:

• newspapers;
• 20 cm of thread or cord (for braiding the bottom);
• paper clips;
• glue for paper;
• stapler (optional)
• scissors.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. We cut the newspaper into strips 7-8 cm wide (we get about 20 cm).

2. We fold each paper tape in half three times. Press well and straighten again.

3. We start weaving: as shown in the diagram, we twist 10 strips each. We get a square base (10x10).

4. We take a thread and weave the base.

5. Guided by the scheme, weave the walls.

6. The final stage: the ends should be secured with paper clips, and all the strips should be pushed inward. We fix them with a stapler.

7. Cut off the excess edges of the strips.

8. We take out the staples and glue the edges.

8. Wallpaper from newspapers.

We take a wide brush, wallpaper paste and old newspapers. We glue them to the area of ​​​​the room. As a result, we get the original design.

9. Notepad.

Instruments:

• beautiful magazine pages;
• embroidery thread, needle;
• scissors;
• colored tape;
• notepad paper.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. Cut the pages to the size you need.
2. The magazine cover page should be 1-2 cm larger than the notebook pages.
3. The latter are attached to the cover. We sew the middle with a thread.
4. If you wish, you can decorate the cover with colored tape.

Instruments:

• fiberboard sheet (30x30 cm);
• colorful magazines;
• scissors;
• glue.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. First, glue the fiberboard sheet with a black and white magazine or newspaper sheet.
2. Next, cut the colored pages into thin stripes.
3. Glue them horizontally and vertically to our canvas.

11. Colorful bows.

Instruments:

• A4 magazine sheet;
• scissors.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. We make a square from a rectangular sheet. Fold it in half. Expanding. Fold in half again, but in the other direction. We unfold again.

2. We bend the sheet with a rhombus along the fold lines, connecting all four corners together. Bend at the resulting rhombus, where the center passes square sheet, corner.

3. Expand and get additional fold lines in the center of the sheet. Along these lines, we begin to bend the square. Then, in the same way as we folded the rhombus in the previous step, we fold the sheet back, but we bend the center of the sheet deep into the small square.

4. We bend the resulting edges, as shown in the picture. First on one side, then turn over and bend the remaining edges on the other side. Again, you can expand the resulting part.

5. Turn inside out what happened. The bent edges marked with a pencil (look at the picture) are cut to the fold line in the middle.

6. Now you should bend the fourth part of the sheet. This is done in order to bend the opened edges to the line passing through the center. Then we bend the opposite side and bend the opposite edges to the line in the center.

7. The parts that we bent are left bent in one direction. We turn over the future bow. The edges of the corners need to be bent, applying the corner one by one to the center of the bow. Final touch: cut out the edges of the ribbon. We decorate the edges of the ribbons by cutting out small triangles in the middle.

12. Garland of newspaper triangles.

Instruments:

• scissors;
• long ribbon or jute thread;
• bright magazine pages.

Step-by-step instruction:

We cut out large triangles from paper sheets, the base of which should be glued to the ribbon.

13. Creative painting.

Instruments:

• drawing template;
• white cardboard;
• scissors;
• colored stripes.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. Cut out the template.

2. Glue it on cardboard.

3. Glue the resulting workpiece with colored stripes.

14. Newspaper dress.

Instruments:

• newspaper;
• Velcro for clothes;
• spool with white thread;
• sewing machine;
• ruler;
• pencil;
• scissors;
• strap;
• sewing pins.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. We create pleating: we fold three newspaper pages one after the other. We fold them "accordion". This will be the front of the dress.

3. Now, according to the same principle, we create the back of the outfit.

4. We sew all the parts.

5. We try it on the model.

6. We customize our workpiece with sewing pins (look at the picture).

7. Now we create a round neck: cut out and sew on a typewriter.

8. Let's take care of the armhole. Again we put the blank on the model. We mark the armhole with a pen. Cut and stitch.

9. Sew on Velcro. It should go along the back of the product.

10. Now you should attach the straps: measure the desired length (trying on the model). Next, we sew a newspaper strip folded several times. Attached to the top of the dress.

11. Let's take care of the skirt. We sew three large sheets. We attach half of the newspaper pages to them from above.

12. We sew a belt. We take two newspaper sheets. We fold them in half. Then fold down the bottom. We are sewing. We sew Velcro.

13. Putting all the details together.

We do not suggest you create it at home. After all, it takes more than one month to work on such beauty. Just take a look at the paper magnificence created by sculptor Yun-Woo Choi.

Instruments:

• sewing machine;
• colored magazine strips.

Step-by-step instruction:

We attach colored stripes to each other. The result should be a large colorful napkin.

17. Decorate a retro suitcase.

Instruments:

• suitcase;
• newspaper clippings;
• PVA glue;
• tassel;
• scissors.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. We apply glue to the lid of the suitcase.
2. We attach a newspaper clipping and apply a second layer on top of it.
3. Repeat these steps until the entire lid of the suitcase is covered with pictures.
4. Once the glue has dried, the suitcase can be covered with clear varnish.

18. Wedding bouquet.

Instruments:

• newspapers;
• scissors;
• glue gun with hot glue (you can try superglue / Moment glue);
• flower wire;
• scotch;
• colored ribbon.

Step-by-step instruction:

1. Cut out a circle with a diameter of about 10 cm from a newspaper sheet. Cut out a spiral from a circle (about 2.5-3 cm wide).

2. From the outer end of the spiral, we begin to twist the paper until we reach the central part. Next, we lower the spiral. We fix the flower with glue.

3. Prepare flower wire, bend one of the ends and glue to the flower. The end of the wire can be covered with a piece of newspaper.

4. Make some flowers to make a lush bouquet.

5. Connect all the flowers in a bouquet and secure the stems with wire. If the stems are too long, you can shorten them with scissors.

19. Decorative cage.

20. Coffee tables and stands.

Instruments:

• old magazines;
• stapler (if necessary).

Instruction:

1. You can build a bedside coffee table very quickly by simply tying a stack of magazines with a string.

2. Another option: take two or three thick magazines. As shown in the picture, fold inward about 10 pages. If necessary, staple them together. By carefully placing the magazines on top of each other, you will get an unusual flower stand.

21. Stylish nail art.

Instruments:

• colored varnish;
• alcohol;
• tweezers;
• newspaper;
• finish coating.

Instruction:

1. Initially, we cover the previously prepared nails with a layer of colored varnish. To make the color as saturated as possible, apply a second layer.
2. When two layers of colored varnish have dried, proceed to the next step: pour alcohol into a pile and use tweezers to lower a piece of paper into it. Hold for 30 seconds and apply to the surface of the nail for 10 seconds. We press the newspaper with tweezers. Do the same with the remaining nails.
3. The created design is varnished.

22. Leaves - autumn nostalgia.

Instruments:

• newspaper;
• scissors;
• colour pencils;
• jute thread;
• needle;
• sample.

Instruction:

1. Cut out leaves from the newspaper.
2. Coloring.
3. We hook them on a thread. If necessary, cut out a few more leaves. Thus, we get a beautiful autumn garland.

23. Photo frame.

Instruments:

• old newspapers or magazines;
• base frame;
• glue;
• knitting needle or thin handle;
• scissors.

Instruction:

1. We twist 10-20 tubes from newspaper sheets. Lubricate the corners with glue.
2. Apply a thin layer of glue to the base frame. You can use a primer if the color of the base does not suit you.
3. Lay the tubes parallel to each other so that there are no gaps between them. You can stick the tubes vertically, horizontally or obliquely.
4. Glue a rectangular frame out of four tubes, the size of which corresponds to the photograph or picture that you plan to place. Carefully remove the ends of the tubes protruding beyond the edges of the frame.

24. Paper vase for sweets.

25. Festive wreath.

Instruments:

• three magazines;
• glue;
• scissors;
• cardboard base for the circle;
• ribbon;
• hot glue.

Instruction:

Instruments:

• newspaper tubes;
• glue.

Instruction:

1. First, tubes are made according to the type of those that are made for weaving from newspaper tubes.

2. Then the tubes are flattened and rolled up. Until the desired diameter is obtained. The edge is fixed with glue.

28. Romantic album.

29. Bag for trinkets

Instruments:

• magazine cover;
• sewing machine;
• scissors.

Instruction:

1. Attach a ribbon or paper strip to the top of the magazine cover.

2. We fold the cover itself in half, sew it from the bottom and side.

Instruments:

• newspaper;
• sewing machine;
• scissors.

Instruction:

1. Cut out the hearts. Each should consist of two or three layers of paper.

2. Fold them over each other. Attaching.

31. Another version of the stand.

Instruments:

• newspaper tubes 20-30 cm long;
• hot glue;
• scotch.

Instruction:

1. We twist newspaper tubes into small barrels, the ends of which are fixed with tape.

2. We glue the twisted tubes to each other.

33. Containers for seedlings.

Instruments:

• base jar;
• newspaper.

Instruction:

1. Roll up a newspaper sheet three times.

2. Stepping back from the edge of 1 cm, put a jar across the paper.

3. We wrap it with a newspaper.

4. We wrap the bottom as shown in the pictures. Tools:

• newspaper;
• tape (if necessary).

Instruction:

1. We unfold the newspaper. We bend the upper corners to the center and iron.
2. We turn the edge of the newspaper protruding from the bottom of the triangle into two folds. We do the same with the second side.
3. We return one of the lower rectangles back - down one turn. The second rectangle will become the supporting rim of the "cap" - a band. Now the key point: we reduce the right and left corners of our “triangle” to the center and thereby form the size of the headdress.
4. Gently bend the extra protruding edges and form a visor. To do this, we bend the protruding rectangle for greater rigidity one more time, and we wind the edges from below under the band.
5. We put the upper protruding corner of our former triangle under the band from the back of the head.

Bonus:

Watch this video tutorial that will show you how easy it is to weave a storage box for children's toys from newspaper tubes. This wonderful box will help keep the children's room in order and stylishly fit into the interior!

Can do great amount crafts.

And if the house is filled with newspapers and / or magazines, then even better, because. You also save on paper.

From this material you can make very beautiful products.

Here is just a small part of what can be done from newspapers and magazines.

Works from newspapers: wall clock

You can make this decoration without using a clockwork - you get a beautiful decoration for your home, reminiscent of the sun.

You will need:

Approximately 24 newspaper or magazine sheets

Pencil or pen (to make it easier to twist the tubes)

Scissors

long needle

Two plastic discs (similar to those that protect large package CD discs)

* disks can be replaced with colored cardboard of any color.

Cardboard in the shape of a circle with a hole in the middle (optional)

Battery powered clockwork (optional)

Crafts from newspapers with your own hands: the project "Butterfly"

You will need:

Newspaper or unwanted magazine

Butterfly stencil

Double sided foam tape

Matte cardboard

* You can make butterflies in several sizes and shapes.

* If you want to make a butterfly of the same shape and size, then you can use one stencil or buy a shaped hole punch.

1. Prepare the stencil.

2. Using a stencil, draw butterflies on different sheets of a magazine or newspaper. You can draw a butterfly on one sheet, put several sheets together and cut out several butterflies at once.

3. Cut out the butterflies.

* Each sheet can be cut into wide strips, which can be folded together, drawn on one strip of 2-3 butterflies of different sizes and cut out several at once.

4. As you cut out the paper butterflies, carefully fold them onto flat surface. You can arrange them according to colors and/or size (shape).

5. Attach double-sided foam tape to each butterfly. You can bend the wings of the butterflies a little. Also try to make several layers of double tape so that the butterflies "fly" at different levels.

6. Prepare matte cardboard. For convenience, you can mark with a pencil the places where you will stick your paper butterflies.

* Choose the right background for your composition.

7. Insert the cardboard into the frame. You can pull the glass out of the frame if it interferes.

Newspaper bracelet (master class)

You will need:

Newspapers or magazines

Scissors

1. Cut out 10 cm x 4 cm rectangles.

2. Bend each rectangle in half in length and straighten.

3. On the left and right, bend the ends to the fold line.

4. Fold in half again to make a long thin strip.

5. Fold the strip in half widthwise and unfold it.

6. Fold the left and right halves in half so that they meet at the fold line.

7. Fold the figure in half again to make the letter V.

* In a similar way, you need to fold several rectangles.

8. To start folding the bracelet, you need to connect all the details. Start putting the ears of one figure into the ears of the other until you have 27 links in the chain. You need 3 chains in total.

9. Connect the chains using several blanks (V shape).

How to make a paper chain:

Newspaper Crafts for Beginners: Newspaper Vase and Stand

You will need:

Glue or glue stick

Scissors

Newspapers or magazines

1. Cut each sheet of newsprint or magazine paper into 4 vertical strips as shown. Choose the length of the strips yourself.

2. Fold each strip in half, securing it inside with glue.

3. Now fold the strips in half again, and secure with glue again.

4. Start twisting the strips. This must be done tightly. After a few strokes, apply a drop of glue.

5. In order to make the base of the vase, you need to twist both several small spirals and one large one. In this example, the second option (large spiral) is used.

Glue several strips together to get one long strip, which then needs to be twisted into a large spiral. If your base isn't big enough, just glue as many strips to it as you need and add them to the spiral.

6. Begin to glue all the small spirals together, thereby collecting a vase.

* You can make a stand for a cup or teapot in the same way.

We decorate the suitcase with newspapers and magazines

You will need:

old suitcase

tassel

Magazines

PVA glue, and more better glue for decoupage

Scissors or utility knife

1. Cut out the images you like from your favorite magazines, which will then decorate your suitcase.

2. Apply glue to the suitcase and start carefully laying out magazine excerpts on it.

3. Reapply glue over the glued pages.

4. Decorate the entire suitcase in this way.

5. Using scissors or a clerical knife, carefully cut off the excess parts so that everything is straight.

Newspaper item: bouquet of roses

You will need:

Scissors

Glue gun with hot glue (you can try superglue / Moment glue)

flower wire

1. Cut out a circle with a diameter of about 10 cm from a sheet of newspaper.

2. Cut a spiral from the circle, about 2.5-3 cm wide.

3. From the outer end of the spiral, start twisting the paper until you reach the center.

4. Let the twisted flower "bloom" a little - lower the spiral.

5. Fix the flower with hot glue.

6. Prepare flower wire, bend one of the ends and glue to the flower. The end of the wire can be covered with a piece of newspaper.

7. Make a few flowers to make a lush bouquet.

8. Connect all the flowers in a bouquet and secure the stems with wire. If the stems are too long, you can shorten them with scissors.

9. Wrap beautiful ribbon stems and secure the tape with glue.

Tatyana Saenko

"Collage" comes from a French word meaning literally "sticking". A collage is when a variety of pieces of materials are glued onto a base - paper of different colors and textures, fabric, feathers, flowers - it depends only on the creator's imagination. Collage is used mainly to obtain the effect of surprise from the combination of dissimilar materials. Some believe that this is a "garbage dump" technique. Scraps of magazines and newspapers "to throw away" acquire new life in a collage. Collage is a creative game.

Collages from magazine clippings low-cost, read old magazines can be found in every home.

Cutting objects with an asymmetric structure, with curvilinear contours, with complex outlines, develop hand-eye coordination. This creative activity has a positive effect on the development of aesthetic feelings, improves the skills and abilities necessary for children, develops fine motor skills, perseverance, intellectual and creative activity.

You can cut and paste whatever you like, indiscriminately. And you can collect a collage on a specific topic.

Magazine paper is great for cutting out symmetrical objects, the main thing is to find a beautiful background.

The collage can be completed with felt-tip pens, pencils, paints, etc.

Collective work "The street is full of surprises"

Collective works "Wonder Tree"

Teamwork "Supermarket"

Teamwork "Useful products"

Collective work "Visiting Moidodyr"

Thank you for your attention! I will be very glad if our works inspire you to create!

Surely, many of us have old magazines that have already been read and re-read more than once, but the hand does not rise to throw them away. Almost everyone subscribes to newspapers, which then turn into huge piles of waste paper.

And, of course, we all get free flyers out of our mailboxes. Do not rush to get rid of this "wealth": you still need it. See what an unusual and, most importantly, beautiful do-it-yourself decor from unnecessary newspapers and magazines you can make. These cheerful and funny crafts from magazines with your own hands will undoubtedly decorate your home. What can be done from magazines with your own hands - now we'll figure it out.

What is needed for this?

What attracts this way of decor? Firstly, it is easy to perform: you do not need any special skills, surrender to the will of your imagination. Secondly, it does not take up much space and time. Thirdly, you can involve the whole family in such funny handicraft and have fun and exciting time. So here's what you need to know:

Scissors;

PVA glue and glue stick;

Ruler, pencil;

A thin bamboo stick or knitting needle (we will wind paper tubes on it);

The surface you are going to decorate.

Surely, you have noticed that the decor from old newspapers and magazines is based on the use of the same blanks - newspaper and magazine tubes and strips rolled up by a snail. By varying their size and color, you can create interesting compositions and transform ordinary or already boring things - photo frames, mirrors, Wall Clock, vases, floor lamps, candlesticks and all kinds of boxes for storing a thousand and one little things. So original way you can arrange gift wrapping or make a panel on the wall. So, let's learn how to make these blanks.

Newspaper and magazine tubes

1. Take a sheet of paper and fold it in half, smooth the fold well with scissors.

2. Place a bamboo stick or a knitting needle diagonally (the size of your future workpiece depends on its diameter) and start winding the tube carefully and tightly. After several layers, coat the remaining sheet with glue. It should not be too liquid (it is better to take a glue stick). After you get the tube of the diameter you need, carefully remove the stick.

3. Done! Now it remains to dry it and create masterpieces .

You can use these newspaper tubes in their original round form. Cut them into pieces of the length you need and glue them end to end. Do not feel sorry for the glue, they should be well fixed. If you don't want to get your hands dirty, you can use double-sided tape.

On a note: In order to fix the magazine tubes with a “herringbone”, it is not at all necessary to cut them, you can simply gently bend them, as shown in the photo.

No less beautiful look "flattened" tubules. If you "flatten" them a little, it will turn out very interesting shape, which is simply a sin not to beat (see photo). In this case, you cut short pieces and glue them at the cut point. .

It will be effective if you squeeze such tubes strongly and cut the resulting strips into small pieces. Butt-gluing them is not necessary (see a photo).

Newspaper and magazine "snails"

1. Take a sheet 8 times as wide as the intended strip. Fold it in half in the same way, then fold the edges to the middle and fold it in half again. Smooth each fold well so that your strip is as thin and neat as possible.

2. Now we twist the "snail". To do this, start winding the strip on a bamboo stick or knitting needle (you can also take a pencil or felt-tip pen, then you will get magazine “rings”). Do not forget to smear the inside of the strip with glue so that the “snail” does not spread.

3. After you have received the blank of the right size, cut off the rest of the strip and let the “snail” dry .

In the decor, both blanks of the same size or color look beautiful, as well as different ones. Turn on your fantasy! By the way, the strips do not have to be twisted, they can also be used in this way, winding them in a spiral onto a cylindrical surface, for example, a vase, a round box or a candlestick. If desired, the finished composition can be painted or coated with a layer of varnish. And a few more words about the background. It can be just a white surface or a surface pasted over with magazine or newspaper pages.

Unusual panel of magazine strips

And finally, another very interesting and simple idea for a do-it-yourself panel. In this case, you do not need to twist the tubes or snails, just cut thin strips (you can use both color pages and black and white). You will need a frame with a passe-partout, preferably under glass, and two sheets of cardboard. On white cardboard the size of your frame, stick magazine strips at a small distance from each other. From the second sheet (it is better to take cardboard with an interesting texture), create a stencil. Now put the stencil on the background of the stripes, fix it - and under the frame. If it allows, it is better to put a sealant between the sheets of cardboard, then the picture will turn out to be three-dimensional .

It is unlikely that anyone will be left indifferent by home decoration made by their own hands decorated with such a simple, but very spectacular way. In addition, this is a great opportunity for creative self-expression and relaxation. Create beauty with your own hands with pleasure!

Sourcesa photo: www.craftstylish.com, papercreative.ru, biovi.ru, stranamasterov.ru.

Almost all of us have unnecessary newspapers and various magazines and other printed paper products. Many try, of course, to get rid of all this, but you should not do this.

The fact is that from old newspapers you can make a variety of crafts with your own hands, while you can make various and necessary things in the house or decorate the interior of your room well.

The newspaper is very easy to process and you do not need to make any titanic efforts to make any useful thing. Therefore, for making crafts from a newspaper with your own hands, you can connect children as assistants who will have a great desire and interest to do something interesting and useful.

On the this moment one of the most interesting and popular areas of do-it-yourself newspaper crafts is the weaving of crafts from newspaper tubes.

It should be noted that this activity is not as easy as it might seem at first glance. Here it is necessary to clearly understand all the subtleties and nuances of weaving, and if all this is well studied, then you can do a lot of different and funny things that both children and adults will like.

So, for example, you can make a variety of decorative boxes, caskets, baskets, vases and decorative saucers, in general, for everything that is enough imagination.

Also in this article there are many bright and colorful photos of crafts from newspaper tubes.

However, before starting creative process it is necessary to prepare the source material from which the weaving process will begin.

How to make a vine from a newspaper?

Many wicker elements can be very well combined with the interior of almost any room, so most owners of country or private houses would be especially happy to decorate their room in this style.

However, the vine that is used in weaving can cost significant financial costs, but in this case, you can turn your attention to cheaper and more affordable material - these are ordinary old newspapers from which you can make wicker crafts, while the cost will be minimal.

So, before the very beginning, it is necessary to make a large number of blanks, from which some kind of interesting craft. Therefore, first the newspaper must be cut across, strips of the same size, after which we take a knitting needle and wrap a newspaper strip on it, resulting in a thin and beautiful tube, and so on until a large number of blanks are collected.

Newspaper souvenir basket

One of the elementary crafts from newspaper tubes is a rectangular or square basket. This design is not particularly difficult, it can be done by almost anyone.

For the manufacture of this product, you will have to use a rectangular or square piece of cardboard, you will also need glue and scissors.

So, several tubes must be glued onto the prepared cardboard form, while the distance between them should not exceed more than 2 cm.

Further, it is necessary to bend each tube at the edge of the cardboard upwards, only this must be done so that the cardboard form is at the bottom and the tubes protrude upwards. After that, the base of the frame is ready and you can start weaving.

The weaving itself looks like this: from the very bottom, horizontally, we set the workpiece between the vertical elements and so on to the very top. If the tube is over, then put on its tip a new straw pre-lubricated with glue and continue the weaving process further.

Note!

Upon reaching the required height, all unnecessary must be fastened well somewhere, glued well somewhere. For more long term services of the product cover it with a special varnish.

Thus, from ordinary newspaper tubes, you can make a rather interesting and beautiful basket, which will certainly be useful in the house.

At the same time, when experience and skills come in the process of weaving, it is possible to make new crafts from newspaper tubes, more complex and uncomplicated in shape.

In this case, almost any thing that you may need in the house can be made from the tubes, for example, a wall shelf for storing small and light items or souvenirs.

Children's crafts

A very funny and exciting activity with paper can be found for kids. In this case, we will talk about interesting style working with paper like papier-mâché.

Such an activity will not leave indifferent any child, while the baby will learn certain subtleties of working with paper, with scissors and glue. And most importantly, the child will like it and informative.

Note!

So, first you need to take the main element when creating paper crafts, this is a plate that will be the basis of the future product.

The plate itself is pre-lubricated with petroleum jelly, then small pieces of a white napkin soaked in water are placed on it, this process must be done until the napkin completely covers the plate, only after that it is recommended to use a newspaper for work.

The newspaper also needs to be torn into pieces of small sizes with a diameter of 3-4 cm, but no more.

All pieces of newspaper soaked with water must be placed on the top layer of a napkin, such an operation must be done in several layers, it is recommended to carry out no more than 7 layers.

After each layer, it is necessary to smooth the entire surface with a brush, for uniform distribution newspaper pieces. The last layer is applied white napkin, after that it is necessary to smooth and level everything again with a brush, and only then the product must be left to dry for one or two days.

Note!

After complete drying, the product can be removed from the mold. It is clear that during the process, irregularities at the edges could result, but this can be carefully corrected with scissors.

BUT ready product can be painted in different colors, or apply some kind of drawing, and in the end, a thin layer of transparent varnish can be applied to the finished papier-mâché style plate.

This will result in an interesting and original craft with your own hands from newspapers, which can be installed in the most prominent place.

Picture from magazines

Almost every house has old illustrated magazines, someone gets rid of them by throwing them in the trash, and someone stores them to take them to a waste paper collection point.

But do not rush into this, as paper crafts can be made from such magazines. In this case, the only thing that may be required is to cut out various pictures from the magazine and stick them on a piece of paper, resulting in a simple picture that is filled with a certain meaning.

Photo of crafts from newspaper tubes