If you are making a craft with a kid, then help him with assembling a postcard, and a child of five or six years old will cope with it on his own.
You will need:
- watercolor paper;
- colored paper;
- semi-pearls and / or stamens;
- glue.
So let's get started:
We divide in half 4 sheets of A4 colored paper, we need 7 such halves. Bend each sheet diagonally and cut off the excess.
Turn the triangle over so that the obtuse angle is at the top and the fold is at the bottom. We bend the triangle as shown in the photo, turn it over again with an obtuse angle up and bend the triangle a second time. Draw a drop and cut it out.
Repeat all steps 6 more times and get 7 droplets. Expand and get 7 blanks for flowers.
Cut off one petal, and smear the petal shaded with a pencil with glue and glue the flower. We repeat all the same and get 7 glued flowers. We start assembling the bouquet.
Glue the places marked with a pencil with glue and collect the flowers, as shown in the photographs. Set aside to allow the glue to dry.
Glue two side flowers (pink and orange) to the middle flower (purple).
On top of these three flowers we glue the central one - pale yellow.
Symmetrically complementing the remaining three flowers: first purple and peach on the sides and, as a completion - light lilac in the middle.
Now let's get to the postcard itself! Fold the watercolor sheet of paper in half.
Put a drop of glue on the middle petal of the flower and glue it to the card. Put some glue on the middle petal of the flower again, but on the other side and close the card.
Let the glue dry.
We decorate the cores of flowers with stamens or small semi-pearls or beads.
Our postcard is ready!
It will be interesting for you to do it yourself:
- a postcard made of wooden sticks;
- DIY Mother's Day cards;
- do it yourself different postcards for March 8.
